ASUS ROG STRIX Curved XG32VQ, 32 Inch (31.5 Inch) WQHD (2560 x 1440), VA, Up to 144 Hz, 125% sRGB, DP, HDMI, FreeSync, AuraSync, Red+Dark Gray

I bought this monitor around a year ago and here’s what I think about it;It’s a beautiful monitor, very bright and colour accurate. Since the panel is VA it has the added benefit of having good colour representation and a fairly decent response time of 4MS, I’ve always been a stickler for a good IPS display, but this looks just as good as a compromise.From using this monitor around 4-8 hours a day I’ve found there’s little to no backlight bleed on the panel, which is absolutely brilliant, as quality control can be a bit hazy at times when buying monitors. The menu toggle system for settings is easy enough to get used to and is not a hassle at all. The stand is wide so you’ll have to make sure you’ve got some space on your desk to put it as the back of it is quite long.All in all, it’s a great monitor, love the 1440p, the 144hz and the panel. Oh did I forget to mention it has RGB, the most important part of course. Would definitely recommend if you’re looking for a great 32inch 144hz 1440p display with RGB

I like the image quality and high resolution. Monitor is made from good quality materials, has a neat stand which keep it solid, without shaking or moving. It's extremely easy to rotate monitor on sides, as well moving it up or down if needed due to durable and flexible stand. Offered backlight is rather weak and not noticeable. Changing settings is fast and easy, everything looks simple and clear. Overall very good quality product. I moved from Acer Predator Z321Q, which was nice as well, but after a year few broken pixels appeared and I switched to Asus ROG. I'm using it for a week. We will see in the future.

The Upside: Monitor is absolutely fantastic, whole new level of experiencing games! Measure twice though before you get it, I had to move a lot of things around on my desk because I underestimated how big the support of the monitor was.The Down side: Don't even bother unpacking the supplied HDMI and/or Mini Display cable, they're utterly rubbish and don't even support the specs required for this monitor to work properly. Macbook was flickering every few minutes. Luckily the right cables are only one search away. (make sure they support 4k, 144hz refresh rate etc...)

This monitor does everything it claims to do and more, the picture quality could be better, but the colour science and response is already good. Freesync works well, with the latest AMD drivers and there is no going back from 144hz; if you're thinking about getting this or waiting for another monitor just get this now!

What can I say, fantastic monitor,1440p,right in the sweet spot for gaming. Extra wide is amazing, so much more visual content. Stand is very sturdy,looks good too. Expensive but well worth the money and 144Hz as well.

A nice curvy monitor, good for gaming :) bought it slightly over 500, would be even nicer if the price could come down a bit more.Follow up after 1 year of use, the monitor display is perfect, however the screen went fuzzy after a year. Amazon kindly replaced it and all good now. FYI.

Great monitor. Build quality is amazing, colors and contrast are great and brightness is just right. Only con is the RGB ring in the back barely lights up. Even at night you dont even notice it.

I'm sure it's a good monitor and many reviews seem to agree but mine unfortunately arrived damaged so I have not had a chance to actually use it. There was no external damage so the only thing I can say is that it does look aesthetically pleasing but the logo projection looks a bit tacky (it can be switched off)