Time to start our monitor updates! With many advancements in monitor technology over the last few years, we’ve seen a plethora of new monitors come out with variable refresh rates, ultra-wide aspect ratios, and higher resolutions. ASUS has been at the forefront of manufacturing some of these displays, with many of their recent top displays pushing the envelope in this regard. Monitors such as the UltraWide PG348Q and 4K MG28UQ were some of the most requested for testing, along with staples like the PG279Q 144hz G-SYNC monitor. With this update, we have crossed 500 displays in our input lag database, quite an important milestone for gamers! Every single display here is rated as Excellent, which makes it suitable for hardcore gaming. Links to Amazon are provided to check their current prices.
ASUS UltraWide Monitors:
- 34″ PG348Q G-SYNC – Input Lag: 13ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 29″ PB298Q – Input Lag: 9ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
ASUS 4K Monitors:
- 28″ MG28UQ FreeSync – Input Lag: 11ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
ASUS 144hz+ Monitors:
- 27″ PG279Q 1440p 165hz IPS G-SYNC – Input Lag: 12ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 24″ MG248Q 144hz FreeSync – Input Lag: 10ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 27″ MG279Q 1440p 144hz IPS FreeSync: Input Lag: 10ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
ASUS Large Monitors:
- 32″ VA32AQ 1440p IPS – Input Lag: 10ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
ASUS 1080p Monitors:
- 22″ VP228H – Input Lag: 10ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 23″ VP239H – Input Lag: 9ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 24″ VE248H – Input Lag: 10ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 24″ VX248H – Input Lag: 10ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 24″ VP247H – Input Lag: 11ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 27″ VP279Q – Input Lag: 10ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
- 27″ VP278H – Input Lag: 11ms (Excellent) – Check Amazon
More monitors will be updated soon. If these displays did not suit your needs, then be sure to head over to our input lag database, featuring over 500 displays tested for gaming!
