It supports the full sRGB color gamut spectrum and thus operates as an IPS panel. The panel of the PB278Q is described as IPS, but it is a PLS panel which is Samsung’s equivalent of an IPS panel. There is an audio line out for your headphones as well on the monitor besides the 3W speakers which are hidden. In the package, you also get all the cables necessary for the inputs including HDMI, DVI, VGA and DisplayPort cables. What is also quite convenient is the cable manager on the back of the stand which helps with the cables not being in the way and contributes to the smoothness of its design. The stand is fully adjustable with height, swivel, tilt and even pivot for portrait viewing should that fit your needs. Full Review of ASUS PB278QĪs opposed to normal ASUS monitors within the category of ‘normal’ monitors, thereby meaning the monitors that are not a part of the gaming series of a particular manufacture, the PB278Q comes with a beautiful matte black design which looks great on the desk and suits the price tag. Perfect for console gaming with its 60 Hz refresh rate, image quality and the two 3W speakers hidden instead of showing on the sides, or the audio line out on the monitor for your headphones.
Nonetheless, the PB278Q looks good, performs great image quality and has a recommended resolution for gaming of any kind. However, the PB278Q will, of course, be able to play online shooting games like Counter-Strike for the average gamer but the more serious online shooting gamers would probably notice a lag as the response time, and refresh rate is slow compared to the TN panel based monitors. We imagine the gamer playing RPG games or single player adventure/action games such as Assassins Creed or Skyrim (or games within that genre), where the surroundings and the color accuracy provides the most value to the gaming experience. The ASUS PB278Q is a beautiful 1440p gaming monitor that suits the gamer who values image quality over response time and smoothness.
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