It's absolutely beautiful. I play very graphically demanding game with my computer. I have a MSI Seahawk 1070 GTX. Together I'm amazed at the crisp graphics that I get out of it. Highly recommend this Asus monitor. But, make sure your GPU supports 4k resolution before you buy it.

all i can say is get this monitor! Gaming resolution is a 60hz at 3840x2160. This is as fine as it gets!!!

The Asus PB287Q is the first in what we expect to be a minor glut of ‘cheap' 4K monitors from known brands, including Dell, AOC and Samsung. They're all based on cheaper TN panel technology and claim low 1ms response times, which ought to make them perfect for those looking to play the latest games...

Good features for price; Low input lag; 60Hz over DisplayPort; Good basic image quality

Poor vertical viewing angles; Fussy OSD and controls; There are cheaper 4K monitors

Once upon a time a computer monitor was a separate thing to a television, with different requirements and different inputs. As the switch to flat panel displays alongside the increased media capabilities, and indeed popularity, of home consoles came to be, so the difference between a monitor and a...

Kitguru says: The ASUS PB287Q isn't perfect, but for the price and the target audience, the many pros easily outweigh the cons.

Competitively priced; stand is heavy; well made and can rotate into portrait mode; 1ms GTG refresh; panel linearity is decent; image quality is high

TN panel can't compete with a quality IPS or IGZO panel; You may need to upgrade your graphics card for 4k gaming; power button is in a bad location

Asus was among the first manufacturers to jump on the 4K monitor bandwagon, and back in October 2013 it led the charge with the wallet-crushing ￡3,000 Asus PQ321QE (web ID: 384841).

Ultra HD monitors have become much cheaper in a very short space of time, and the ￡600 Asus PB287Q is sure to entice buyers with its price alone. The PB287Q comes hot on the heels of the AOC U2868PQU and the Dell P2815Q at ￡600, and both of these monitors had problems.

After reading the reviews etc. for this monitor, i was optimistic about using for my PS4 Pro. The Power Cable supplied was an EU 2 pin standard, so i had to cut it up and replace the plug with a UK one.

The ASUS PB287Q UHD monitor provides users with an upgrade path for long-term usage. The only downside we feel when using this and any UHD display for that matter is that you'll need a powerful GPU to make full use of it. Otherwise, the image quality and performance of this display is excellent.

Excellent colour reproduction; 60Hz refresh rate at 4K resolution via DisplayPort; Great features like Picture-by-Picture and Picture-in-Picture

Many applications don't scale well with 4K resolution; Price

4K resolution comes to the desktop PC arena with ASUS' PB287Q, and believe me when I say it does make your digital world smaller.