ASUS TUF Gaming VG30VQL1A is a 30-inch WFHD (2560 x 1080) 1500R curved gaming monitor with an ultrafast 200Hz refresh rate and a reaction time of 1ms (MPRT) for incredibly immersive games. To prevent ghosting and tearing, it incorporates proprietary Extreme Low Motion Blur (ELMB) technology and AMD FreeSync Premium.
The 30-inch WFHD (2560 x 1080) 1500R curved gaming monitor has an ultrafast 200Hz refresh rate and is built for professional gamers and immersive games.
ASUS TUF Gaming VG30VQL1A monitor comes with an ASUS Extreme Low Motion Blur (ELMB) technology allows a 1ms reaction time (MPRT) in conjunction with Adaptive-sync, which eliminates ghosting and tearing for clean gaming images at high frame rates.
By activating VRR (variable refresh rate) by default, FreeSync Premium provides a smooth, tear-free gaming experience.
HDR-10 format is supported by High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology, which enhances both bright and dark regions.
A 127 percent sRGB color gamut provides excellent contrast and color for gaming.
DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI (v2.0) x2, and USB Hub 3.0 are among the connectivity interfaces.
ASUS TUF Gaming VG30VQL1A Monitor, Power cord and adapter, HDMI cable, DisplayPort cable, USB cable, Quick Start Guide, and Warranty Card are included in the packaging.
Adobe Creative Cloud subscription for one month free: With the purchase of this product, you will get free access (offer valid from 9/15/2021 to 9/15/2022).
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My Honest ASUS TUF Gaming VG30VQL1A Monitor Review
– Excellent color fidelity right out of the box. Other than the obscenely high brightness that every monitor seems to come with these days, I didn’t have to change anything.
– ELMB is quite excellent, even though it seems to lock the overdrive. If I had to guess, it would be overdrive 60 since that is the monitor’s default setting. I’d only heard negative things about ELMB from reviews on other models, so I was relieved to learn it’s at least somewhat helpful here.
– There is no blurry writing or anything of the type that troubled a handful of 24 hours ago “models from the preceding year
– The menu on ASUS TUF Gaming VG30VQL1A is simple to use, and the OSD joystick is of high quality.
– A sturdy, heavy-duty stand with pivoting, tilting, rotating, and height adjustment capabilities.
– The speakers are, to put it mildly, monitor speakers. You’ve probably heard most of them if you’ve heard monitor speakers. 2 watts isn’t going to go you very far. However, the option exists.
Also, I’m not sure whether this is a feature on all 240hz monitors since this is my first one, but I thought it was interesting that Windows recorded the panel as 10-bit color while it was below 240hz. Sorry to those who are concerned about 60hz performance. I don’t have the necessary equipment or expertise to provide particular statistics. All I can say is that I didn’t notice any excessive input latency when playing on my PS4/Switch.
Overall, I suggest ASUS TUF Gaming VG30VQL1A monitor if you’re looking for a 240hz panel. When all factors are considered, the price ($319) is extremely reasonable in my perspective (IPS, 240hz, good build quality, ergonomic stand). I tested a 1440p display but didn’t believe the performance impact was worth the little quality boost. If you’re looking for a monitor only for gaming/browsing, I believe you’d be better off sticking with the tried-and-true 24” model “/1080p combination so that you can use higher frame rates without having to fiddle with Windows scaling to have readily visible text. With reduced display sizes, it’s also easy to use multi-monitor configurations. If you need the additional real estate provided by 1440p/4k for multitasking, you most likely already know what you want. Everyone has distinct requirements.
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