ASUS Monitor EyeCare+ 31.5″ 4K UHD 60Hz HDR-10 VA DP Dual-HDMI Speakers VP327Q

The ASUS VP327Q is an 31.5" Eye Care monitor that immerses you in a world filled with breathtaking levels of detail. Featuring a stunning 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) resolution VA panel, it offers four times the pixel density of similarly sized Full HD displays, providing expansive onscreen space for multitasking and sharp, detailed visuals. Designed for both productivity and entertainment, this monitor supports HDR-10 for lifelike imagery and incorporates Adaptive-Sync technology to ensure seamlessly smooth, tear-free content playback. Complete with ASUS-exclusive Eye Care technology and flexible connectivity options, the VP327Q delivers an exceptional, comfortable viewing experience for long hours of use.

• Impeccable 4K UHD Visuals: The 31.5" panel delivers a breathtaking 3840 x 2160 resolution, offering significantly more onscreen space and sharp image details for productivity and multimedia.
• Lifelike Viewing Experience: Built-in HDR-10 support enhances the dynamic range of bright and dark areas, while a 99% sRGB color gamut ensures realistic colors and smooth color gradation.
• Wide Viewing Angles: The frameless design features a 178° viewing angle, both horizontally and vertically, allowing you to enjoy consistent, beautiful visuals from almost any direction.
• Super Smooth Action: Adaptive-Sync technology eliminates screen tearing and reduces frustrating lag or motion blur, making it ideal for fast-action animated content and casual gaming.
• ASUS GamePlus Technology: Features exclusive in-game enhancements co-developed with pro gamers, including Crosshair, Timer, FPS counter, and Display Alignment functions.
• Flexible Dual HDMI Connectivity: Equipped with one DisplayPort and dual HDMI ports, allowing you to connect a desktop, laptop, and game console simultaneously without constantly swapping cables.
• ASUS Eye Care Technology: TÜV Rheinland-certified Flicker-free and Low Blue Light technologies minimize eyestrain, headaches, and eye fatigue during extended viewing sessions.