Asus Monitor 27 Inch 60 Hz

[Yes, 2x 2 W] This is a great option for an economical 27 inch monitor.

[70 lb] Worked with my LG 27 inch monitor. Easy to assemble.

[12 GB] It's awesom ,coming from an Asus Tuf 3060ti. Sit at 138 -144 hz on a 144 hz monitor. Crushing 1440 with EVERYTHING at max

[Nickel] I got this stand a year ago for my Asus 27 inch monitors. I have one mounted horizontally and the other vertically. I've had no problems, so when I hired another accountant this year I bought him the identical setup.

[3000:1] I recently replaced two aging 19-inch monitors, which were getting difficult to match with the Samsung 34-inch monitor, which provides a lot of breathing room with much to spare. I do a lot of photo and graphics editing for print, and visual quality and resolution are especially important. Color balance is spot on out of the box, and though the monitor is factory set way too bright for photo editing, it was easy enough to back off the brightness and contrast to get it to the point where it matches photos on my 13x19-inch pro-printers. The 100 Hz refresh rate means no flickering (even noticeable at 75 Hz on the old monitors), and the finer resolution makes photo editing easy.

[100 x 100 mm] I have been wanting a 32 inch IPS 144 hz monitor with less than 1 ms latency and full HDR for years. This is the first one that I could fine that was under $1k and it is great. I highly recommend it.

[Gold] I attached it to my new 32 inch Asus monitor.It works fast and accurate.

[Aluminum] This is a fantastic monitor arm. It's easy to set up. It is well balanced. I have a 27 inch monitor that works fantastic on it.

[OM3 Fiber] Took care of a weird screen issue I was having with my Asus PQ 27 G-Sync monitor. Periodic flickering with the OEM cable. This eliminated that.

[27"] I was using an Asus PG27UQ to edit videos off of and whenever I would watch them on a different screen they would be too bright and the colors would be off. This monitor has a few different modes that are good for photo and video editing. Haloing is not as bad as the PG27UQ but still is there. The HDR is great, on the 27 Inch, its peak brightness is only 1000 nits compared to the 1200 nits on the 32 inch. TBH I didn't see the value and spending an extra $1500 on the 5 inches bigger screen since I already run a multi-monitor set up with other 27 in displays. Overall I like it so far but it's only been a few weeks.