ASUS 31.5” 4K HDR Eye Care Monitor (VP327Q) – UHD (3840 x 2160), 99% sRGB, HDR-10, Adaptive-Sync, Speakers, DisplayPort, HDMI, Flicker Free, Blue Light Filter, VESA Mountable,Black

Tha Asus 32" UHD Monitor works great with our Apple computers. The picture is great and they are easy on the eyes. The screen size and picture quality is top notch. We have 2 and will be buying a third monitor!

I received this monitor 8 days after placing my order. It arrived in perfect condition and works great. My only problem with this particular monitor is being an old man challenged with pushing the power button that controls other viewing options. The button is on the back, lower-right corner of this monitor. It has to be pressed completely different from just being an easy-to-use button. Otherwise, I really enjoy having this monitor and highly recommend it to others. (Chase)

I bought two of these monitors. So far the screens have been good to look at. The resolution is great and the colors are sufficient for my needs. The only problem that I have had is one of these screens is now going off while I am using it. It just randomly goes black. It doesn't actually turn off and start all over but it will go blank and wait a second to flicker back on. I really like the screens but now the return window has closed so I guess I am going to do a warranty claim on it and have to go down that route to get something done about the one. It wouldn't be really bad but I do graphic design on these monitors and I can be drawing or making adjustments to photos right when it goes off. Then I have to wait and see if what I was doing right in the middle of the screen turning off was what I wanted to happen. If not then I have to undo and start whatever I was doing all over. It gets pretty annoying working on stuff when the screen goes dark. I have tried not to use the screen while I was trying to figure out what is going on but I bought the second screen to have the real estate to do my graphic design and video production.

Unfortunately, had to return this monitor. It would turn on. My PC logo would appear, but then a blank screen instead of loading in the PC desktop screen. The OSD button was not available. The only fix was to unplug my HDMI cable and plug it back in. Also, the picture quality looked more like 1080p instead of 4K. If you look down on it at an angle the screen appears washed out. The tilt option was not working. The screw was so tight that the monitor would not tilt. Speakers were weak. I tried tweaking the settings, but nothing looked any different. HDR10 did not make anything look better. OSD button is a joystick and awkward to use. I am disappointed as this monitor looked great in terms of the advertised specs. I ended up purchasing a different brand. Hope that one works for me better.

Using for a secondary monitor on my gaming PC. No dead pixels. Good vivid colors. Perfect for what I need it for.

Firstly, an important PSA for one issue I have been seeing others having:IF YOU ARE EXPERIENCING RANDOM DIMMING, then disable ASCR feature. You can do this by tapping the control button to bring up the OSD, tapping it again to get to the main menu, then tilting it downward to get to the Image options. From there, move the button "right" (closer to your hand) so that it goes into the submenu. Move to ASCR then move right again to "select" it, then up so that "OFF" is selected. Then press the button. Wait a while and the OSD will vanish.Mine came shipped with ASCR already disabled. Not sure why, but it saved me a step in setup.Anyway... Here's my actual review:This is a very good monitor that replaced a 42" TV that I was using as a monitor. Unlike before, I can now raise and lower my adjustable-height desk at will. All I wanted was a decently-sized monitor that supports HDR at 4k resolution and has a VESA mount, so this fits the bill perfectly.Unfortunately, there is one very significant issue I have discovered right away. When HDR is enabled, the brightness (backlight) cannot be adjusted. I live in a low-light environment for certain health reasons, so having display backlight brightness set to 0 is an absolute must for me. Unfortunately, I cannot have HDR enabled for anything if I do not wish a headache from my retinas being burnt out.I am knocking down not just 1 but 2 stars for this one issue, as it is such an absurd oversight for what is supposed to be an "eye care" monitor.Beyond that one major flaw, I see nothing else wrong with this monitor. Time will tell, though.

Lots of dust will collect inside of the large gap and could get inside of the monitor. I will return the monitor for another brand

I got 2 of these to use with my work laptop. My main system app is not adjusting the print properly. Also the left monitor stopped working. I do not blame the monitors. My computer help people cannot seem to fix the problems. even when they remote in to my laptop.