I did an upgrade for myself of 3x monitors. Overall, I'm not entirely pleased because the colors are off between the three and I have an assortment of random dead or oddly-acting pixels across two of them. Only one seems to be perfect and what I would have expected to purchase.

After purchasing this monitor, I was in doubt on whether I'd made the right decision based on a few factors. The monitor isnt support with HDR, there was a few reviews claiming it only comes with an american plug socket and some other reviews claimed that the monitor flickers due to the HDMI port...

This ticks all the boxes apart from hdr. It's got a native 10 bit panel so colours are great. Very low 5ms input lag and 1ms response time make this perfect for fps. Has 2 HDMI 2.0 ports and is hdcp 2.2 so will work with 4k Netflix.

Monitor is nice for it's price. My ps4 pro works with this monitor perfectly fine, displays 4K with no problems. Frames are quite big, but you get used to it. In description it was written that it has speakers, but it doesn't which really made me upset, but it has headphone jack, so you can connect...

The ASUS VP28UQG is an alright mid-priced, UHD monitor. It is easy to setup and I haven't had any problems with it. In fact, I would score it higher, but the display colors seem a little washed out compared my other 4k monitor, a Sceptre U27.

Great product, would be 5 star if display thinner