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.

Great monitor, excellent colour, easy options etc... Image fades a lot when in Portrait mode, bit awkward to get into the plug ports, would have been ideal if there was a frame or bracket available so I could mount a 2nd monitor above, I will be buying another 1.

My son now has this as his middle monitor (!) and is very pleased with it. Exemplary quality, performance and style. Presently driven by an Asus R9 380 4GB but there are plans to double this using Crosshair. Excellent sturdy stand, comes with HDMI and (preferred) DisplayPort cables.

This is a great 4k monitor for the price and the quality is top notch. The only knocks against it is that it's a TN display and there is backlight bleeding For 60fps gaming though, it's great.

Fast refresh rate; 4k; Price; Adjustable angles/height

Not IPS; The menu buttons are positioned oddly in the back; would have preferred it in front

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.

I give this monitor 5 stars but the only thing I would say is putting the buttons on the back is really stupid however I can live with that design flaw

The monitor has a problem dealing with 2 inputs - I have my Surface Pro 3 connected to Display Port and Comcast Cable box connected to HDMI. While I'm using the monitor with my computer if the computer goes to sleep the monitor unfortunately switches from Display Port to HDMI on its own even though...

update. After nearly 9 months to the day of purchase, it developed a white line vertically. Asus support i contacted, filling out form didnt reply to me on day 1. Day 2 I recontacted Asus and was told I need to RMA, no advanced RMA using a credit card hold to obtain new replacement first, gave info...

There is a huge vertical section on the right side about a 1/4 of the monitor long that isn't working. The rest of the monitor works fine, but that section is an opaque rainbow colored section.

Love the versatility

Can't use it

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