The Asus PB328Q is an incredible monitor for the price. I moved from a Dell U2412m to this monitor, and the size difference is extreme! The 2K resolution is almost exactly the same pixel pitch that I had with the Dell at 1920x1200.

I'd buy another in a heartbeat. Best monitor I've had in 20 years. Asus has a winner with this one!

Perfect mid-price-range desktop monitor for a professional! This monitor is now part of a two-monitor, two-computer setup for 3D modelling; It has one of every type of connection, so that I can use the higher rez display port on my model-building box, and the lower rez HDMI on my utility box.

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UPDATE over a year later "I LOVE IT". Looking for a 2nd for side by side to replace the DELL 144hz. I haven't used it that long yet. I'm using it next to my 27" ultrasharp Dell 144hz. This monitor cost 1/2 as much as that one. I WANTED BIGGER but it had to fit under cupboards. Fit is perfect.

A wonderful monitor, but be warned, it doesn't default to the highest hz (that being 74hz) so you will need to over clock to get up there. Very functional monitor for work and especially gaming, 2K is a perfect balance between blurry 1080p and power hungry 4K. Highly recommended. BUT!

I don't know where the complaints come from with this monitor, but even though some reviews spoke poorly of it I went ahead and got it anyway. The best bit for me is the large panel.

Fast, solid purchase, no problems. Even called to ensure that it was me that ordered to make sure my card wasn't being used without permission.

We see all kinds of monitors at PC Perspective; honestly it's probably too many. It's rare when a form factor or combination of features really feels unique, but today's review of the ASUS PB328Q is exactly that. Have we seen 2560x1440 displays? Countless.

The PB328Q is part of Asus' professional line but its PB designation puts it below the ProArt series. Basically what you're giving up is the factory calibration and a wide gamut option. But everything else a pro could want is there.

Contrast; Black levels; Color-accuracy; Screen uniformity; Calibration not required; Responsive panel; Low input lag; Solid build; OSD joystick; Low price

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This is for the ASUS PB328Q 32" I was a little bit hesitant about ordering this monitor because of some of the reviews. Some reporting that the monitors that they had received went through poor QC. Spending close to $500 on something that may be faulty is a little unnerving. But...