About us
ASUS is a Taiwan-based, multinational computer hardware and consumer electronics company that was established in 1989. Dedicated to creating products for today’s and tomorrow’s smart life. ASUS became widely known in North America when it revolutionized the PC industry in 2007 with its Eee PC. Today, the company is pioneering new mobile trends with the ASUS ZenFone series, and it is rapidly developing virtual and augmented reality products as well as IOT devices and robotics technologies. Most recently, ASUS introduced Zenbo, a smart home robot designed to provide assistance, entertainment, and companionship to families.
bonzai –
I bought this monitor to use it as a large input screen for searching for karaoke with a touchscreen. It works great. You just need to buy a karaoke tripod to hang this on so you can bring it to the front of the stage. The only drawback with any touchscreen monitors is that you need to connect it to a laptop for source, such as internet source in my case, and also DON’T FORGET TO PLUG THE USB CABLE FROM MONITOR TO LAPTOP. This cable is to control the touchscreen part. You can connect the HDMI cable in for the display part. So far no issues with it. Works as advertised.
Mike –
I bought this to use as a second monitor for gaming with my laptop, and I absolutely love it. I will say that I ordered this product for the price, and was expecting that, due to the low price, there would be some minor to moderate issues. I have been absolutely surprised at the value this screen provides for such a low price. The picture is bright, crisp and vibrant, and it was super easy to use. The monitor does have built-in speakers, and while the sound quality is nothing to write home about, they work perfectly for what I need. As a bonus, my wife, who is a professional photographer, uses it for editing her projects, and says the color and detail on it are great for her needs as well. I will be needing a 3rd monitor some time in the near future, and I will for SURE be buying another one of these.
Tim –
I haven’t had good luck with Amazon Warehouse deals in the past, but this one is good. I am not sure why it was returned, but most of the plastic was still intact on the monitor and accessories. The monitor is a good size for my small desk and provides me a convent way to interact with my computer. I probably use the touch portion about 10% of the time, but when I do – it saves me the time it would take to sit down, and move the mouse to do what could be done with a simple tap. As I am up constantly, this feature is perfect for me.
Stevo –
I had a monitor go out on my pc that has 2 monitors, so I bought 2 of these so they would match.I screwed up because I thought I had HDMI out on my pc, but I didn’t. I had DVI and VGA video outputs. I have a video capture card that uses HDMI video input. It’s been a while and I forgot what I had!So I had to buy an adapter cable, DVI to HDMI. It works great!I love these new monitors. I have one hooked up to VGA and the other to HDMI (DVI)I can’t tell which one is better. I have seen the complaints, but I don’t have a single complaint. Plug and play and they are spectacular! Especially for less than a hundred bucks each.And yes, there are definitely the 4 tiny screw holes on the back so you can mount these to an arm. They had rubber plugs in them. Pull the plugs and insert your screws. I had to buy longer screws for these monitors. The plastic on the back seems to be a bit thicker than my last monitors. I bought 4mm X 16mm screws with locks and flats.I made an excellent choice. If you buy one I don’t think you will regret it.
Daniel Lee HowellDaniel Lee Howell –
I used this as a “smart wall” for the kitchen in combination with a Windows PC stick. It is VESA mounted with M4 screws in a 100×100 mm pattern. The PC stick is plugged into the HDMI and USB ports on the monitor, which serves as both display and sole input device. No extra setup was required beyond making the physical connections between the monitor and PC. It’s a solid display and a very precise and responsive input device. You can’t beat it for the price.
Jeremy –
After a couple months working from home, I really needed a 2nd monitor to help with my developer work. Also, one of my laptops that’s supposed to also to a tablet had a touchscreen that wasn’t working. This monitor arrived fast and fulfilled the need of another monitor & the want of touch screen functionality.I was concerned with whether it would work with both my windows AND mac laptops, but luckily touch screen does indeed work for both. For mac, I have to actually be on that screen for the touch to work, but that’s very small thing that doesn’t bother me. The only complaint I have is that the area for actually plugging in power, hdmi, etc is a lil tight, so it feels like u can be kinda bending cords a lil more than they should be.Compared to price of other monitors (especially touch screen). One thing to consider is that this doesn’t twist vertical out the box (at least not that i can tell). Otherwise, this was solid purchase for me.
nekojita –
I purchased an Asus monitor since they’re a brand known for quality, and so far I’m happy. It was easy to set up (came with a stand you screw onto the monitor) and an HDMI cable (which is my only complaint, really – the reviews said that it didn’t, that it came with a VGA cable, which is what my work laptop supports, so I had to scramble to find one). Since I have headaches, I wanted a monitor which is easy on the eyes, and this fits the bill. The picture is clear and crisp, and not a problem to adjust to one’s preference. Perfect monitor for work from home, not too big but better than a laptop screen.
A. Rodriguez –
This monitor is a game-changer for me. I got tired of squinting at my laptop’s much smaller screen and hurting my neck because of the bad positioning. I specifically chose this because I’m familiar with Asus, and I wanted a touch screen. I hooked this up to a vesa monitor arm and my neck is feeling much better.The touchscreen is not as sensitive as the one on my laptop which is a little bit annoying but I can live with it. The controls for things like monitor brightness are annoying, it’s a lot of steps of buttons to press. I haven’t figured out how to get this to completely cooperate with my laptop, it won’t let me play PowerPoint slide shows, I have to do that from my laptop. What happens is when I go into PowerPoint, it goes full screen on the monitor but my arrow disappears along with the control buttons and I have to see those on my laptop.
Randy R.Randy R. –
This is a nice 10 point multi-touch monitor that works very well with Windows 10 and Android-X86 ver. 8. I followed the instructions and installation was easy. My only complaint is more of a design flaw. I have mine attached to a multi-articulated VESA monitor mount. The cable plug area on the monitor is an indention that is 2 3/4 inches tall and about 1 1/2 inches deep. Where normally the cables would drop down behind the monitor, on the VESA mount mine are bundled together into the arm of the mount for cable management. Straight power and USB cables pulled tension on the plugs when bundled. I replaced the included cables with angled power and angled USB cables. Even without bundling the cables, there is barely enough room in the plug area for straight cables. The included photos show the angled plugs.
Gamera –
The first thing I noticed was the excellent packaging. No way that screen was going to be bumped against during travel. So, then I unpacked it, plugged it into my small laptop (Acer Aspire) and checked out a number of saved videos I have. My pet peeve are dead or constantly turned on pixels. No dead pixels at all, great picture! Next I used my Panasonic RP-HT360 (not the cheapest, not the best) headphones with a very long cord. Sounds really good. The speakers are only 2.5 Watt. Do you expect anything from the speakers?It comes with a 5′ (6′?) hdmi connector so a bit short, but I own a 10′ long one. Since the monitor is HDCP, it runs blu-ray movies right out of my Sony blu-ray player (checked). It also acts as the monitor for my Mac Mini. A great deal of quality for a $99 monitor, first out 2019 so recent.