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Asus VG245H Review : An Awesome Gaming Monitor Value

Asus VG245H Review : An Awesome Gaming Monitor Value

Posted on March 16, 2017January 16, 2019 By Jarvis

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For an entry-level gaming monitor designed with simplicity in mind, the $199 Asus VG245H has a ton of neat features to offer. This affordable 1080p display packs vibrant colors, fast response times and some truly impressive ergonomics that make it work well in just about any setup. Factor in a painlessly easy-to-use interface, some useful overlay features and AMD FreeSync support, and you’ve got one of the best monitors out there in the sub-$200 range.

Design

Despite its basic design, the VG245H packs plenty of little touches that are both practical and attractive. The display retains some of the signature flourishes of Asus’ flagship gaming products, including a sharply angled base and some sleek, Mayan-inspired etchings on the rear panel. A small hole on the monitor’s stand makes it easy to manage your cables.
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