Reviewers Liked
- Good color gamut
- Matte screen
- Good static contrast performance
- 144Hz & FreeSync with LFC
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Weaknesses in color consistency
- Some sluggish pixel transitions
- No motion blur reduction
Asus XG32VQ 31.5" Curved
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- Price:
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$1,699
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