So Glad i went for the VG27AQL3A instead, it can go up to 400 nits on HDR mode unlike the VG27AQ3A that can only go up to 250 nits which make the hdr and 2k reso of it kinda pointless.
I'm curious what is the prize difference between these two in your local store? Cause that particular LG model is significantly expensive than Asus here
Sure brightness was at 80 same as asus I think. It's bright ans in the evening it's usually at 70. The setting is the factory set the frist one. So it's HDR.
Hey, when you use the asus monitor, what hz settings does it allow you to put it at in the Windows control panel? If you could list the increments that would be very helpful. Thanks!
Yeah alittle of your in a brighter room. Or just playing games durring the day alot. But it's does the Job with no problem. It's a really amazing Monitor for the price.
@@paulrakisman you trick me, in the video I cant see the brightness gap very well but since I brought myself home a VG27AQ3A its so fucking bad to use omg, way to dim and dull, white text looks faded and hdr mode is not working properly. 250nits in 2023 should be a crime, fk Asus dirty chinese brand
If you are color picky or you do productivity aside from gaming you should choose LG, it's pre calibrated so you wont have to tinker it so much and it is much more color accurate since it is nano-ips. I am using both asus and LG and as much as I want to stick with one brand for multiple monitor setup, I just cant ignore the performance and the satisfaction it gives me.
This is a meaningless paragraph. Asus uses a variety of panels for their products so each Asus monitor has their own panels with different color settings, calibration. Pick the one with a good panel, not the brand
@@doggydoggy578 you said meaningless paragraph but you don't understand what I was saying. Yes, Asus uses different panels, this model uses IPS tech. In fact, every brand in the monitor industry supplies monitors with different panels and technology so I don't get why you said that I was saying are meaningless. The fact is all tests and all reviewers point out that when these two specific monitors go head to head the LG one is more accurate color wise since it has nano-ips technology and it was already pre-calibrated according to the industry standard if you know the terms for it then you are might familiar with the words like sRGB, NTSC, Adobe, etc etc. Plus I have these two specific monitors and I do graphic design and video editing with the side of gaming so I know what I am talking about hence I said that "as much as I would love having both monitors comes from the same brand, I can't simply ignore the performance of the other". But I agree with picking a monitor tho not because of the brand, so as equally important in choosing a monitor that would fit your needs.
Wow thanks buddy for all the feedback. Yes that all very true. I chose thr LG just because it look nicer and thr colors had a but more pop to my eyes. The build quality as well is better. The Asus is still a great monitor for thr price. So you definitely know better then me on these 2 more sure.
Yes it great for Cinema. no its not dark at all. but if you need a brighter picture you should go with the lg its slightly brighter or Samsung. thanks for watching
@@doggydoggy578 wow so you gonna return it to get the LG 850? Yeah the ASUS should be at least over 300 nits for that price point but its still a good monitor. MY LG 850 is a killer just a all around fanatic picture image.
@@paulrakis nah Im gonna get the LG 27GN800 because it is the only monitor I can get right now. Low brightness is something I cannot stand, I've been using the VG27AQ3A for a few days and despite multiple attempts to calibrate it, I just cannot get it to look right. If its not at least 350 nits, it aint worth it
@@doggydoggy578really low nits in monitor hurt eyes and why? Cuz I’m confused between lg and asus, i see asus have better color and black but 250 nits, and lg have 400 nits but color Not attractive, and I see people say lg monitor color is more realistic, so I don’t have any idea about best choice 😞
@@aavv3623 dude just follow this guy and get the LG, it might be more expensive than the asus but you wont regret it in the long run. By now I have gotten used to 250nit but I wish I could have a higher nit brightness monitor
Yes the Asus has built in speakers only 2W but I had them off in the video. Only sound was coming from the LG speakers which I plug into the back of monitor.
I own the Asus, was very happy with it until yesterday, there seems to be a problem with the power supplies, they only last 4 years. lucky that you can buy them separately.
Yes, I like it, it cost me $50 to replace power supply, but now is like new. If i was to buy another monitor I'd probably be looking into 4k OLED monitors.
I can't decide between this Asus vg27aq3a or the Samsung Odyssey g5 flat IPS panel version, the asus is 60$ more expensive where I can buy them, can someone with knowledge tell me which one is the better buy please?
I'm confused you say Asus is not hdr400 but it clearly says HDR 400 in the specs. Edit: I see now that I was looking at VG27AQL3A I just bought one and asked to return as it has horrible IPS glow... HDR is not worth the marketing unless you have oled monitor
This is the kind of review that I prefer more, a comparison between 2 product on the same price range or specs. Great content!
Thanks, buddy. I appreciate it. Happy holidays
So Glad i went for the VG27AQL3A instead, it can go up to 400 nits on HDR mode unlike the VG27AQ3A that can only go up to 250 nits which make the hdr and 2k reso of it kinda pointless.
what about asus tuf vg249ql3a vs vg249q.. what would be your opinion which one shoud i get?
I'm curious what is the prize difference between these two in your local store?
Cause that particular LG model is significantly expensive than Asus here
What brightness settings do you use on the lg? And did you do special calibration? If so can you share the settings?
Sure brightness was at 80 same as asus I think. It's bright ans in the evening it's usually at 70. The setting is the factory set the frist one. So it's HDR.
Hey, when you use the asus monitor, what hz settings does it allow you to put it at in the Windows control panel?
If you could list the increments that would be very helpful. Thanks!
Everything from 60-180.
LG o Asus?
Do you think the brightness is a bit low on the asus ?
Yeah alittle of your in a brighter room. Or just playing games durring the day alot. But it's does the Job with no problem. It's a really amazing Monitor for the price.
@@paulrakis thanks for the response
@@doggydoggy578 👊
@@paulrakisman you trick me, in the video I cant see the brightness gap very well but since I brought myself home a VG27AQ3A its so fucking bad to use omg, way to dim and dull, white text looks faded and hdr mode is not working properly. 250nits in 2023 should be a crime, fk Asus dirty chinese brand
Can asus run 120 fps 2k on xbox series x?
Yes of course. Remember I use spitting thr images so it was only 60hz on each.
Asus Supports vrr and allm on ps5?
vrr ok allm ready rondom😊
Yes it does from what I'm reading.
They are both the same size right? Looks like the Asus is a bit smaller on video.
Yes sir same size. The Asus just has a different look. The bevel is thicker I guess.
Angle
Great review.
Thank you
Frist 😊
ASUS LOWEST BRIGHTNESS IN NITS ?
yes i was a bit lower i think maybe 250-300 max compared to the LG which is 400
If you are color picky or you do productivity aside from gaming you should choose LG, it's pre calibrated so you wont have to tinker it so much and it is much more color accurate since it is nano-ips. I am using both asus and LG and as much as I want to stick with one brand for multiple monitor setup, I just cant ignore the performance and the satisfaction it gives me.
This is a meaningless paragraph. Asus uses a variety of panels for their products so each Asus monitor has their own panels with different color settings, calibration. Pick the one with a good panel, not the brand
@@doggydoggy578 you said meaningless paragraph but you don't understand what I was saying. Yes, Asus uses different panels, this model uses IPS tech. In fact, every brand in the monitor industry supplies monitors with different panels and technology so I don't get why you said that I was saying are meaningless. The fact is all tests and all reviewers point out that when these two specific monitors go head to head the LG one is more accurate color wise since it has nano-ips technology and it was already pre-calibrated according to the industry standard if you know the terms for it then you are might familiar with the words like sRGB, NTSC, Adobe, etc etc. Plus I have these two specific monitors and I do graphic design and video editing with the side of gaming so I know what I am talking about hence I said that "as much as I would love having both monitors comes from the same brand, I can't simply ignore the performance of the other". But I agree with picking a monitor tho not because of the brand, so as equally important in choosing a monitor that would fit your needs.
Wow thanks buddy for all the feedback. Yes that all very true. I chose thr LG just because it look nicer and thr colors had a but more pop to my eyes. The build quality as well is better. The Asus is still a great monitor for thr price. So you definitely know better then me on these 2 more sure.
Do both of them work with nvidia gsync?
When I turn off the computer, does the monitor turn off on its own or do I have to press a button on the monitor?
It will go into standby and will start again when an input source is active.
Is this Asus monitor good for cinema? Is it too dark?
Yes it great for Cinema. no its not dark at all. but if you need a brighter picture you should go with the lg its slightly brighter or Samsung. thanks for watching
Yeah its too dim imo (bought one myself)
My previous monitor - MSI G241 is much brighter than this one, what a shame.
@@doggydoggy578 wow so you gonna return it to get the LG 850? Yeah the ASUS should be at least over 300 nits for that price point but its still a good monitor. MY LG 850 is a killer just a all around fanatic picture image.
@@paulrakis nah Im gonna get the LG 27GN800 because it is the only monitor I can get right now. Low brightness is something I cannot stand, I've been using the VG27AQ3A for a few days and despite multiple attempts to calibrate it, I just cannot get it to look right. If its not at least 350 nits, it aint worth it
dell/alienware used LG panels dont know bout the ASUS and thats what you cant tell or a lil bit diff from asus
nice video, i buy asus, better price and black color
Please don't buy the asus, 250nits is literally too dim it will hurt your eyes, trust me contrast ratio doesn't matter on ips panels
There is the same version but with 400 nits@@doggydoggy578
@@doggydoggy578really low nits in monitor hurt eyes and why? Cuz I’m confused between lg and asus, i see asus have better color and black but 250 nits, and lg have 400 nits but color Not attractive, and I see people say lg monitor color is more realistic, so I don’t have any idea about best choice 😞
@@aavv3623 dude just follow this guy and get the LG, it might be more expensive than the asus but you wont regret it in the long run. By now I have gotten used to 250nit but I wish I could have a higher nit brightness monitor
Asus HDR 10 Better than LG HDR 400
Which one has deeper blacks?
Asus
can you do 4k 60hz in console with these?
Yes sir of course you can. 4K 60hhz. You will just have lower frame rates.
does the ASUS adjust in height as well?
yes but with that option its more expensive
Do they differ much in ghosting?
Why asus is small
Does any of the two have built in speakers..???
Yes the Asus has built in speakers only 2W but I had them off in the video. Only sound was coming from the LG speakers which I plug into the back of monitor.
So I take it the LG doesn’t have built in speakers either??
No just the Asus. Good Monitors don't come with builtin speakers. Plus most builtin speakers are terrible if you didn't know
LG more brighter
Tnx for video
BRO i need ur help asap, i want to buy asus monitor but people say there is ghosting is it true?
I own the Asus, was very happy with it until yesterday, there seems to be a problem with the power supplies, they only last 4 years.
lucky that you can buy them separately.
@@969rob5 What about ghosting or backlight bleeding any issues ?
No issues with bleeding,backlighting or image burn.
Did you buy it? How do you like it?
Yes, I like it, it cost me $50 to replace power supply, but now is like new.
If i was to buy another monitor I'd probably be looking into 4k OLED monitors.
ASUS FOR VALORANT ?
How do you like the monitor?
@@thesuspect6168 because i trust asus
@@motivationalvideos37420 I mean, did you buy it? Do you like it?
I can't decide between this Asus vg27aq3a or the Samsung Odyssey g5 flat IPS panel version, the asus is 60$ more expensive where I can buy them, can someone with knowledge tell me which one is the better buy please?
The G5 is beyond horrible iirc
did you try ELMB on ASUS? is it dark to play with it on?
yes its too dark
Do you recommend to but it or it’s not worth it, I may look for the VG27AQL3A to get more brightness.
@@oualidbenramdaneare you dumb ? The asus is already to dim to use even with hdr on, elmb will render it completely unusable
@@oualidbenramdaneDid you buy it? How do you like it?
@@thesuspect6168 No, It wasn't available so I bought the LG
I'm confused you say Asus is not hdr400 but it clearly says HDR 400 in the specs.
Edit: I see now that I was looking at VG27AQL3A
I just bought one and asked to return as it has horrible IPS glow... HDR is not worth the marketing unless you have oled monitor
OK yeah the ASUS is definitely not as bright. Only the LG is HDR 400. Asus I think goes to 250nits or 300. It's still a great Monitor for the price.
Which monitor did you choose?
Which one did you buy? I am looking to buy the VG27AQL3A now but is this what you bought and had horrible IPS glow?
Nice review
Yes
So which one did you end up keeping in the end? Awesome style of review BTW. Just so happened to be the 2 monitors i cant decide between.
the LG of course
The asus is too dim to see
Yes thank you brother. I kept the LG of course. It's brighter and the stand is so much nicer. The overall build quality of the LG is far Superior.