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title: "ASUS MG278Q 27\" QHD 1440p 144Hz 1ms Eye Care G-SYNC Compatible FreeSync Gaming Monitor with Dual HDMI DP DVI"
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# 144Hz ultra-smooth refresh rate 1ms lightning-fast response time 27" QHD 2560x1440 resolution ASUS MG278Q 27" QHD 1440p 144Hz 1ms Eye Care G-SYNC Compatible FreeSync Gaming Monitor with Dual HDMI DP DVI

**Brand:** asus
**Price:** 1151638CFA
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎯 Dominate every frame with ASUS MG278Q — where speed meets comfort and clarity.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ASUS MG278Q 27" QHD 1440p 144Hz 1ms Eye Care G-SYNC Compatible FreeSync Gaming Monitor with Dual HDMI DP DVI by asus
- **How much does it cost?** 1151638CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- asus enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asus brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Precision:** Fully adjustable stand with tilt, swivel, pivot, height, plus VESA mount for perfect personalized setup.
- • **Adaptive Sync Mastery:** G-SYNC Compatible & FreeSync support ensures buttery smooth visuals with zero screen tearing.
- • **Crystal-Clear QHD Display:** 27-inch 2560x1440 resolution delivers stunning detail and expansive workspace for gaming and productivity.
- • **Flawless Competitive Edge:** 144Hz refresh rate + 1ms response time eliminates motion blur and ghosting for razor-sharp gameplay.
- • **Eye-Care Certified Comfort:** TUV-certified flicker-free & blue light filter technology reduces eye strain during marathon sessions.

## Overview

The ASUS MG278Q is a 27-inch QHD (2560x1440) gaming monitor featuring a blazing 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time for ultra-smooth, blur-free visuals. Equipped with TUV-certified Eye Care technology including flicker-free backlighting and blue light filter, it minimizes eye fatigue during extended use. Its G-SYNC Compatible and FreeSync support eliminates screen tearing, while the fully ergonomic stand and VESA mount options ensure customizable comfort. Ideal for competitive gamers and professionals seeking a crisp, responsive display with advanced eye protection.

## Description

In gaming, The difference of milliseconds can mean life or death. The MG278Q allows players to focus purely on skill. A true competition level display, the MG278Q translates movements from mouse to screen flawlessly with 1ms response time and 144Hz refresh rate on a 27” Quad HD panel.

Review: Everything I was looking for! - Received this monitor on Oct 1st 2015. So far it is performing very nice. I have an Asus PB278Q IPS 1440p monitor I have used up until now. I was waiting for a good 1440p Freesync 144Hz monitor to come out that included fixes for the ghosting found in early Freesync monitors. Asus has addressed this problem with their Trace Free settings built in at release. I know other makers like BenQ have recently released new revisions of their products to address this issue as well but this monitor has it out of the box. I almost bought the MG279Q IPS Freesync monitor but too many people were complaining about bad panels on that model and having to return them several times to win the lottery and get a good one. I also like having the upper end 144Hz in Freesync where as the MG279Q topped off at 90Hz. I use 2 Asus R290X ROG cards and they will push over 90 FPS very often at 1440p. I'm not sure if the bad panel issue of the MG279Q will be the case with this model or not but the one I received had no issues at all, perfect out of the box. No dead pixels no bad panel quality. I'm very happy with the product quality. Now I have this monitor for gaming and when I need to work with photo editing I can use my PB278Q as my dual monitor with its quality IPS display. As a quick test of Freesync. I setup my 2 monitors to duplicate my display and I ran the AMD Windmill Freesync demo on them. I can very easily see the side by side comparison of Freesync compared to no Freesync. I set the demo so sweep framerates I can watch them go up and down between 45 to 65 FPS and see where my PB278Q is having screen tearing over and over while my new MG278Q stays in perfect sync with a smooth display. I have played a few games where I used to see screen tearing a lot like SWTOR , BF4 and Dragon Age Inquisition, they are now smooth as butter. The onscreen OSD FPS that you can turn on with the monitor also helps a lot with seeing when Freesync is working and when its not for specific games. When it is not working you will see the monitors FPS display stuck at the refresh rate you set the game to. When it is working you can see it scale up and down in sync with your games FPS by also having Fraps on or an in game FPS tool showing your actual game fps. In conclusion I am very happy with this monitor, it has taken some getting used to looking at a TN display again. This is the best looking TN display I have owned, but the IPS display definitely looks better when just browsing the internet and doing things on the desktop. I bought this for gaming through and in games you can't really tell the difference between the TN and IPS as far as how the picture looks. The 1ms GTG pixel refresh rate and Freesync from 40Hz-144Hz totally makes up for not having the IPS screen while gaming. By keeping my PB278Q I have the best of both worlds. Update: Recent driver improvements from AMD have added more Freesync support for DX9,DX10 now to include DX11 and DX12. I can verify the support now for Freesync is pretty good running Crossfire as well. I recently upgraded to 2x Fury X Cards which work great in Crossfire and Freesync now with latest driver releases.
Review: I (eventually) fell in love with this monitor. - What can I say about this monitor. Its expensive, especially for a monitor using a TN panel that was released four years ago. You may also be distracted by the slightly off color (mostly noticeable on white/light backgrounds) when coming from a more color correct IPS monitor. However, these are the only complaints I have of this monitor and, in the end, its pros much out way its cons. First off, gaming on this monitor is amazing. Selecting a monitor with 144hz and Freesync was the best decision I've ever made for improving my gaming experience. Being able to utilize extra FPS my new GPU provided made a huge difference to the fluidity and clarity of movement in games. The 1440p resolution gives a much crisper quality picture and the increased screen real estate is great when I'm working on music or need multiple browsers open. Lastly but not least, the TN panel allows for a 1ms response time, reducing motion blur and ghosting to imperceptible levels. I was originally put off by the color difference created by the TN panel, so I decided to order an IPS gaming monitor to see if it was really that big of a deal. While the IPS monitor's colors were more vibrant and accurate, the motion blur caused by the increased response time was unbearable. So while the games colors looked more accurate, the visual quality and gaming experienced was ruined. I returned it the next day and decided to stick it out with the Asus, and it was definitely the best choice I have now been using this monitor for about a month and after tweaking the "Racing Mode" screen settings in the OSD and downloading a color calibration file from Tftcentral (google it), the colors do not bother me anymore and actually look great for a TN panel. I now have the monitor mounted on an aftermarket VESA mount but the stand that came with the monitor was well built, sturdy and very easy to adjust. I also liked the design, which gave hints of a gaming computer in its design but kept it simple enough to be used in any situation. I highly recommend this monitor to anyone looking for a high quality gaming monitor. I especially recommend it to people who are sensitive to motion blur and ghosting effects. If all you want to do is photo/video editing, watching videos, browsing the web or just really need a monitor that display colors accurately, then you will not need nor want this monitor. Everyone else will find this monitor to be just what they are looking for.

## Features

- ASUS Eye care technology with TUV certified Flicker free and Blue Light Filter for less Eye fatigue; Ergonomically-designed stand with Tilt,Swivel,Pivot,Height adjustment plus wall-mount capability for comfortable viewing position
- Designed ergonomically to allow swivel and height adjustments for a comfortable viewing position
- Ultra-low Blue Light Technology, flicker-free, gamevisual Crosshair and provide a comfortable gaming experience
- Asus Eye Care technology makes marathons even easier, reducing eyestrain and other eye ailments with TUV Rhineland-certified Blue light filter and flicker-free backlighting

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B014X4U076 |
| Adaptive Sync | FreeSync |
| Additional Features | Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free, Height Adjustment |
| Aspect Ratio | 1.78:1 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #698,993 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #13,398 in Computer Monitors |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Brightness | 350 cd/m2 |
| Color | Black |
| Color Gamut | 75 |
| Connectivity Technology | DVI, DisplayPort, HDMI |
| Contrast Ratio | 100,000,000:1 (ASCR) candela |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 409 Reviews |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 2560 x 1440 |
| Display Technology | LED |
| Display Type | LED |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00889349095690 |
| Hardware Connectivity | HDMI |
| Image Contrast Ratio | 100,000,000:1 (ASCR) candela |
| Included Components | Power cord^DP1.2 cable^HDMI 1.4 Cable^USB 3.0 Cable^Dual-DVI cable^Audio cable^Warranty card^QSG^Support CD |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 8.9"D x 29.7"W x 17.8"H |
| Item Type Name | Gaming Monitor |
| Item Weight | 7.67 kg |
| Manufacturer | ASUS Computer International Direct |
| Model Name | MG278Q |
| Model Number | MG278Q |
| Mounting Type | VESA Compatibility - Mountable: 100 x 100 mm |
| Native Resolution | 2560x1440 |
| Number of Component Outputs | 4 |
| Picture Quality Enhancement Technology | Eye Care, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter, G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync |
| Power Consumption | 2 watts |
| Processor Count | 1 |
| Refresh Rate | 144 hertz |
| Resolution | QHD Wide 1440p |
| Response Time | 1 milliseconds |
| Screen Finish | Glossy |
| Screen Size | 27 inches |
| Screen Surface Description | Glossy |
| Specific Uses For Product | personal, gaming, business |
| Total Number of HDMI Ports | 2 |
| Total USB 3.0 Ports | 1 |
| Total Usb Ports | 2 |
| UPC | 889349087664 889349095690 889349099322 |
| Viewing Angle | 170 degrees |
| Voltage | 100240 volts |
| Warranty Description | 3 years with asus rapid replacement service |
| Warranty Type | 3 Years Limited Manufacturer Warranty with Rapid Replacement Service |

## Product Details

- **Aspect Ratio:** 1.78:1
- **Brand:** ASUS
- **Resolution:** QHD Wide 1440p
- **Screen Size:** 27 Inches
- **Screen Surface Description:** Glossy

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does this have vesa mounting points? If so what size.**
A: The monitor has the vesa mount standard 100x100mm. You can take this mount > topproducts24com/mounting-dream-md2463/ < I'm very happy with it.

**Q: How much better is this compared to the previous vg27aq (155hz model)?**
A: The VG27AQ isn't a "previous model", these are two separate models that are both still being manufactured and offered by ASUS - the VG27AQ features a more advanced IPS (In-Plane Switching) panel whereas the lower priced VG27BQ has what is considered to be an older, lesser technology, a TN (Twisted Nematic) panel that generally has lower quality color reproduction and restricted viewing angles. The benefit of a TN is a faster response time and less smearing, but the newer IPS panels have much better response times than the first few generations. So technically, this monitor is considered to be a step-down in quality, more of a budget monitor than the other one, although both provide excellent value for their feature set.  Hopefully this helps answer your question.

**Q: Is the included display port cable capable of running the monitor 1440p @ 165/170 Hz?**
A: The included dp cable works fine for me. Looks real nice with HDR and I’m still able to get 170fps on COD Warzone. I honestly can’t feel a difference coming from a 240hz Benq monitor but I can sure see a difference, it’s like night and day

**Q: Does this have 3.5mm port for outputting audio?**
A: Yes, mine has it.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Everything I was looking for!
*by M***9 on October 3, 2015*

Received this monitor on Oct 1st 2015. So far it is performing very nice. I have an Asus PB278Q IPS 1440p monitor I have used up until now. I was waiting for a good 1440p Freesync 144Hz monitor to come out that included fixes for the ghosting found in early Freesync monitors. Asus has addressed this problem with their Trace Free settings built in at release. I know other makers like BenQ have recently released new revisions of their products to address this issue as well but this monitor has it out of the box. I almost bought the MG279Q IPS Freesync monitor but too many people were complaining about bad panels on that model and having to return them several times to win the lottery and get a good one. I also like having the upper end 144Hz in Freesync where as the MG279Q topped off at 90Hz. I use 2 Asus R290X ROG cards and they will push over 90 FPS very often at 1440p. I'm not sure if the bad panel issue of the MG279Q will be the case with this model or not but the one I received had no issues at all, perfect out of the box. No dead pixels no bad panel quality. I'm very happy with the product quality. Now I have this monitor for gaming and when I need to work with photo editing I can use my PB278Q as my dual monitor with its quality IPS display. As a quick test of Freesync. I setup my 2 monitors to duplicate my display and I ran the AMD Windmill Freesync demo on them. I can very easily see the side by side comparison of Freesync compared to no Freesync. I set the demo so sweep framerates I can watch them go up and down between 45 to 65 FPS and see where my PB278Q is having screen tearing over and over while my new MG278Q stays in perfect sync with a smooth display. I have played a few games where I used to see screen tearing a lot like SWTOR , BF4 and Dragon Age Inquisition, they are now smooth as butter. The onscreen OSD FPS that you can turn on with the monitor also helps a lot with seeing when Freesync is working and when its not for specific games. When it is not working you will see the monitors FPS display stuck at the refresh rate you set the game to. When it is working you can see it scale up and down in sync with your games FPS by also having Fraps on or an in game FPS tool showing your actual game fps. In conclusion I am very happy with this monitor, it has taken some getting used to looking at a TN display again. This is the best looking TN display I have owned, but the IPS display definitely looks better when just browsing the internet and doing things on the desktop. I bought this for gaming through and in games you can't really tell the difference between the TN and IPS as far as how the picture looks. The 1ms GTG pixel refresh rate and Freesync from 40Hz-144Hz totally makes up for not having the IPS screen while gaming. By keeping my PB278Q I have the best of both worlds. Update: Recent driver improvements from AMD have added more Freesync support for DX9,DX10 now to include DX11 and DX12. I can verify the support now for Freesync is pretty good running Crossfire as well. I recently upgraded to 2x Fury X Cards which work great in Crossfire and Freesync now with latest driver releases.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I (eventually) fell in love with this monitor.
*by A***S on April 12, 2019*

What can I say about this monitor. Its expensive, especially for a monitor using a TN panel that was released four years ago. You may also be distracted by the slightly off color (mostly noticeable on white/light backgrounds) when coming from a more color correct IPS monitor. However, these are the only complaints I have of this monitor and, in the end, its pros much out way its cons. First off, gaming on this monitor is amazing. Selecting a monitor with 144hz and Freesync was the best decision I've ever made for improving my gaming experience. Being able to utilize extra FPS my new GPU provided made a huge difference to the fluidity and clarity of movement in games. The 1440p resolution gives a much crisper quality picture and the increased screen real estate is great when I'm working on music or need multiple browsers open. Lastly but not least, the TN panel allows for a 1ms response time, reducing motion blur and ghosting to imperceptible levels. I was originally put off by the color difference created by the TN panel, so I decided to order an IPS gaming monitor to see if it was really that big of a deal. While the IPS monitor's colors were more vibrant and accurate, the motion blur caused by the increased response time was unbearable. So while the games colors looked more accurate, the visual quality and gaming experienced was ruined. I returned it the next day and decided to stick it out with the Asus, and it was definitely the best choice I have now been using this monitor for about a month and after tweaking the "Racing Mode" screen settings in the OSD and downloading a color calibration file from Tftcentral (google it), the colors do not bother me anymore and actually look great for a TN panel. I now have the monitor mounted on an aftermarket VESA mount but the stand that came with the monitor was well built, sturdy and very easy to adjust. I also liked the design, which gave hints of a gaming computer in its design but kept it simple enough to be used in any situation. I highly recommend this monitor to anyone looking for a high quality gaming monitor. I especially recommend it to people who are sensitive to motion blur and ghosting effects. If all you want to do is photo/video editing, watching videos, browsing the web or just really need a monitor that display colors accurately, then you will not need nor want this monitor. Everyone else will find this monitor to be just what they are looking for.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Amazing monitor! But 2k is ahead of its time
*by M***I on October 2, 2015*

Ive wanted a 144 hz monitor but wanted to wait until this came out. I have a Radeon 295x2 that encourages freesync use, and this monitor delivers. Enabling freesync was easy and you notice it almost right away. MGSV phantom pain runs noticably smoother with the freesync, as do other games. The freesync calibrates nicely with games like star citizen, and you can notice it being smoother than my old 60 hz and no freesync (i still use this monitor in a dual setup, with no problems. I tested 2k resolution, and it was beautiful. No dead pixels. Beautiful, brighter colors compared to my economic monitor. Very easy set up and the cord holder behind the monitor is great too. The only thing i noticed is that some games dont like running 2k with freesync, like MGSV; the frame rate drops to stupid low levels, like 10 to 20, when you try to play it full screen on the 2k monitor. Going to windowed mode -- where it operates at 1920 -- makes it behave just fine though. However other games such as Diablo 3 and Star Citizen had no problems reconfiguring on load for the monitors max resolution. I just want to make buyers beware about 2k: you will need a serious rig if you want to play games like Star Citizen (which uses crysis 3) at max settings for anything beyond one monitor. Thanks to freesync at 144 hz, SC is very playable and scales nicely, but you definitely notice a fps drop when playing 2k. This is just with one of these monitors and a single 295x2, with a smaller 60hz monitor sitting idle (nothing was running) while playing on one screen. But playing SC at standard resolution and 144hz freesync is AMAZING. I would highly recommend this monitor to anyone wanting to usee freesync at 144 hz.

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