[Best Buy] Asus TUF 24" (VG249Q) IPS 144hz $249 Monitor

1ms, freesync, 250nits for those interested.

VESA Mountable or not ?

VESA Mountable No
VESA Sizes Supported 100 x 100 mm

tomz997 wrote: ↑ VESA Mountable or not ?

VESA Mountable No
VESA Sizes Supported 100 x 100 mm

The top comment on Reddit says it is indeed VESA mountable.

Also, does anyone have any experience with the monitor that they are willing to share? Looking into this monitor for mostly productivity activities with light gaming on the side.

For this monitor you are basically paying the premium for the 144hz refresh rate, which is excessive for both productivity and light gaming. I would recommend a monitor with bigger size and higher resolution like 27 inch 1440P or 32 inch 4k.

is this really 1ms response time?
some sites come up as 4ms and 1ms MPRT?

Hey I have this monitor + bought it at this price a few weeks ago when Bestbuy had their last sale. As a productivity monitor I'm very happy with it - the colours are great, I find the screen bright and the bezels ( except for the bottom) are very slim. I'm very happy with it - I do some gaming as well, and I'm running it at 144hz with no issues. Overall I definitely recommend it if you're in the market for a 1080p 144hz IPS.

As another poster mentioned this is VESA compatible - I currently have it connected to a prime cables single monitor arm haha

Have had one for 2 months, no bad pixels out of the box. Looks great, not much required to calibrate it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comme ... 9q_review/

https://www.bestbuy.ca/en-ca/product/as ... k/13819627

This looks solid but sold out too

JIB9022 wrote: ↑is this really 1ms response time?
some sites come up as 4ms and 1ms MPRT?

I don’t have any in depth reviews but I think it’s safe to say not usable 1ms. LG does something similar where they advertise 1ms but that’s on the max over drive setting and it causes major overshoot. Not saying this is a bad monitor though. Probably closer to 4ms like you said?

I bought this monitor about 3 weeks ago from BB at full price and just got it BB lowest price matched today successfully. No dead pixels, monitor is bright (had to turn it down a bit), freesync worked well with Nvidia GTX 1060 with newest drivers (Nvidia support for Freesync arrived in drivers late 2019). The 144 Hz is nice in windows and Freesync works great with games like CSGO that can achieve very high framerates. I found a few reddit posts with recommended settings and settled on (Racing mode, Color->Brightness->45, Color->Color Temp.->User Mode->B->90, Trace free 60, Freesync On, ELMB Off) (Note: This monitor does not have ELMB-Sync where you can use Freesync and ELMB at the same time, so you have to choose one or the other, I tried both and preferred the Freesync 144 Hz, given the price I don't think this is a big issue.). Colours are vibrant (reviews say decently accurate 97% sRGB), adjustable stand works great and the monitor looks good both in use and aesthetically.

So far, fingers crossed, no issues.

1440 resolution is milles et important than 144hz

Looking for decent monitor for working from home .... Is this better or any other options available ... Thanks ...

robbingcorporations wrote: ↑ Also, does anyone have any experience with the monitor that they are willing to share? Looking into this monitor for mostly productivity activities with light gaming on the side.

Ditto. Been looking for a new monitor mostly just to work with. Really want height adjustable because otherwise they're always too low on my desk and I have to put them on a some books. But the lenovo and Dell ones I checked out aren't height adjustable until you jump on a price bracket.

Hesitating because of how bulky the stand looks. Have a small desk and don't want to sacrifice too much space.