ASUS 23.8”1080P Monitor(VA24DQSB)-Full HD,IPS,75Hz,Speakers Adaptive-Sync Low Blue Light Flicker Free VESA Mountable Frameless, HDMI DisplayPort, VGA, USB hub Height Adjustable, BLACK,12.8"x21.3"x2.1"

Tiene un tamaño excelente a pesar de que he tenido monitores de 27" La imagen es perfecta, como estamos mucho tiempo trabajando se puede ajustar perfectamente para no cansar y dañar la vista. Hay otros, sin embargo, este modelo permite regular la altura, trabajarlo de forma vertical y horizontal. Lo recomiendo mucho.

This is the upgraded model of the VA24DQ, which was released about 18 months ago and can still be found on Amazon, though as of this writing it is no longer in stock. This model features everything its older sibling does - the 23.8-inch IPS screen is still great, it still refreshes at up to 75MHz, still does FreeSync/AdaptiveSync, still has a DisplayPort connection, and still has a pair of (admittedly weak) speakers. In addition, it also features a sturdy stand which not only allows you to tilt the screen and adjust its height, but also allows you to rotate it 90 degrees into a vertical position - useful if you need to do something like look at a long length of text all at once. There's also a swivel mechanism but it's kind of a half-baked lazy susan built directly into the underside of the base of the stand - for practical purposes here you're really just rotating the entire stand and not the screen. There's also an onboard USB hub that connects from your computer and allows you to attach two USB devices. This is useful in the ways you'd expect a USB hub to be - it reduces the number of wires I need to connect directly to my computer. It powers a mid-range Logitech webcam and a numpad just fine. The arm of the stand comes already attached to the monitor's VESA mount. The base attaches to that via a screw you can tighten by hand. Package ships with power and HDMI cables only. You'll need to acquire a DisplayPort cable separately. We can probably thank tariffs, the prolonged pandemic and the resulting demand/shortages and supply chain issues for the only real cons I can think of: Prices for computer parts have gone up across the board, some sectors more than others. While an IPS panel is certainly no RTX 30, monitors have not escaped this. When it was in stock the Amazon listing for VA24DQ went up a full $40-plus - over 30% - from where it was when I purchased it last year. In light of that, this model's listing price of $179 also seems a bit pricier than it ought to be. And then there's the stock issue. If I had a choice I would have just gone with the lower-spec VA24DQ, since I was completely happy with that, but it simply isn't available anymore at a reasonable price. As I write this, the current model is also out of stock - it seems it's been in stock only intermittently - so I consider myself fortunate to have been able to even get this one at all. Make no mistake though, I'm completely happy with this purchase. I'd needed a USB hub anyway, and it's nice not having my screen wobble when I bump my table as would happen with one of those cheap one-piece stands that commonly ship with budget offerings. I just wish the circumstances surrounding this were a little different.

Je l'utilise pour le travail, pas pour les jeux, excellent produit et léger

I’m using these as dual monitors for my home office. Good quality display, nonissues connecting.

everything received as advertised