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ASUS 27″ 120 Hz IPS Monitor 1ms MPRT Flat Panel VY279HGR
Original price was: $185.88.$122.69Current price is: $122.69.
ASUS 27″ 1080P Eye Care Gaming Monitor (VY279HGR) – Full HD, IPS, 120Hz, 1ms, Adaptive Sync, for Working and Gaming, Eye Care Plus, Blue Light Filter, Flicker Free, SmoothMotion, DisplayWidget
| Best Seller Ranking |
#6 in Gaming Monitor |
|---|---|
| Brand |
ASUS |
| Model |
VY279HGR |
| Cabinet Color |
Black |
| Screen Size |
27" |
| Widescreen |
Yes |
| Glare Screen |
Non-glare |
| Panel |
IPS |
| Resolution |
1920 x 1080 |
| Viewing Angle |
178° (H) ,178° (V) |
| Aspect Ratio |
16:9 |
| Brightness |
250 cd/m2 |
| Contrast Ratio |
1,500:1 |
| Response Time |
1ms MPRT |
| Display Colors |
16.7 Million |
| Monitor Pixel Density |
0.311mm |
| Refresh Rate |
120 Hz |
| Curved Surface Screen |
Flat Panel |
| Video Ports |
1 x D-Sub ,1 x HDMI 1.4 |
| Headphone |
Yes |
| Power Supply |
100 – 240 VAC ,50/60Hz |
| Power Consumption |
Power Consumption |
| Stand Adjustments |
Tilt : Yes (+23° ~ -5°)Height Adjustment : No |
| Built-in Speakers |
No |
| VESA Compatibility - Mountable |
100 x 100mm |
| Features |
Trace Free Technology : YesSPLENDID Technology : YesColor Temp. Selection : Yes(4 modes)GamePlus : YesQuickFit : YesHDCP : Yes ,1.4VRR Technology : Yes (Adaptive-Sync)GameFast Input technology : YesShadow Boost : YesMotion Sync : YesLow Blue Light : YesEye Care+ Technology : Yes |
| Usage |
Consumer |
| Dimensions H x W x D |
17.13" x 24.09" x 7.95" with stand14.37" x 24.09" x 1.97" without stand |
| Weight |
8.93 lbs. with stand7.83 lbs. without stand |
| Package Contents |
HDMI cableL-shaped ScrewdriverPower cordQuick start guideWarranty Card |
| First Listed on Newegg |
May 28 ,2025 |
21 reviews for ASUS 27″ 120 Hz IPS Monitor 1ms MPRT Flat Panel VY279HGR
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Arthur C. –
Pros: Easy setup, the right monitor for my application. Excellent value. Overall Review: If you’re looking for an inexpensive monitor with more bang for the buck, this is it,
Millennial Dad –
Pros: Price, Size, (overall) Panel, Color Cons: No Display Port input, Stand Overall Review: I picked up two of these for my kiddos first built gaming PCs. (They graduated from salvaged workstations.) Just couldnt beat the price of $82+tax & shipping since I had to buy two. I was really looking to stay above 120Hz, but realized I could save a considerable amount by dropping down to sub 120. (And I wouldnt be half as hacked if one were to end up rage-broken.) Shipping was top-notch buying direct from NewEgg (never third party, ever.) even though the carrier kicked one of them around pretty good, Asus packed these well though, so no damage was sustained. My kids are a little let down they didnt get 27 or larger, but they also just got $1k worth of gaming computers each, so I think they can hold that L, haha. Monitors look and function great, these are my first experience with Asus monitors, and if the cheap ones look this nice, I can only imagine what their $400+ panels look like. Theres only two negatives for me: the stand is chincy as hell. I mean CHEAP. If youre in a set it and forget it mindset; youll probably never notice. And I understand a lot of mfgs are cutting down cost on stands with some models since most of us are using our own dual-arm getups these days anyway. Just know these stands are about equivalent to Vizio tv feet, haha. They work great, theyre just cheap feeling. The larger negative for me was a lack of a display port input. I actually glossed over this fact entirely when I purchased, so it shocked me a bit when I opened them. No worries though, jammed on down to my local BB where they happened to have two open-box DP to HDMI cables in stock for $11.99 each. Brings the total cost of investment up a bit, but rather use those than the freebie HDMI cables. (Yes, I easily could have used HDMI cables, but this prevents them from walking to other parts of the house And the two that came with the monitors are now spares.)
Overall, for the money, for my kids, this was really hard to beat. Great deal, they work and look great so far, hopefully they last a while. I dont read reviews, so I have no idea what others are saying. I just figured Id leave my millennial dad pocket change since I received an email asking me for it.
Joseph D. –
Overall Review: I love the monitor
Chapin H. –
Pros: Good to go out of the box. Cons: No DP ports, only HDMI and the old-timey display plug type. I didn’t know the GPU I got with it uses DP ports so now I have to sort that whole mess out. Overall Review: They need to add DP ports or stop selling this model since HDMI is being phased out by GPU developers. If you’re using a device that has HDMI ports, you shouldn’t have anything to worry about.
Katlyn Miller –
Pros: – Good sized monitor, wouldn’t want it to be much bigger for a desktop setup.
– Able to display darker blacks than my old ASUS monitor. Cons: – Default color settings are unusable. Most of the image modes available are too dark, and/or too desaturated.
– Most image modes also do not allow the user to change color settings.
– Took a lot of fiddling with color settings to get an image I’m happy with, still looks worse than my older ASUS monitor with similar settings. Colors tend to look washed out, darker colors don’t show up as well. Overall Review: – Good for playing games on, but not great for pictures and videos
– If you are an artist and need to do work where color is important, don’t get this monitor, unless you want to check how your art will look in sub-optimal conditions.
Anonymous –
Overall Review: Great resolution and size, and best of all, great price! I’d purchase again. Highly recommend.
Nicholas D. –
Pros: It’s an overall very nice looking display with the promised features and characteristics – so long as you pay attention and set it up correctly. Cons: The 120 refresh rate is not a basic feature of the display, but a special option in the device settings. The display needs to be set into what Asus calls “game” mode to be able to select the 120 refresh rate. I suspect it’s to save power and reduce wear, since outside of games, most people don’t do anything where the difference in refresh would be noticable. I got it to theoretically reduce eye fatigue so I have it at 120 all the time. Overall Review: It’s an overall very nice looking display with the promised features and characteristics – so long as you pay attention and set it up correctly
Anonymous –
Pros: This ones image is so nice I feel like my older monitor should be replaced. Probably will in a few months Overall Review: Will probably purchase another one in a couple of months