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Display Size (Inch) - 27
Display Resolution - 2560x1440
Panel Type - IPS
Refresh Rate (Hz) - 120Hz
Rotatable - Yes
HDMI Port - 1
Color - Black

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Display Resolution - 1920x1080
Panel Type - IPS
Refresh Rate (Hz) - 144Hz
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Rotatable - No
HDMI Port - 1
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Choose the Right ASUS Monitor for Your Setup

ASUS offers monitors for everyday office work, study, gaming, content creation and portable laptop setups. At Ryans, you can find Full HD, QHD, 4K and higher-resolution ASUS displays with IPS, VA, TN and OLED panels. The better choice depends on what you actually do on the screen, not simply which monitor has the highest refresh rate or the largest size.

IPS, VA, TN and OLED Full HD to High-Resolution Displays 60Hz to 540Hz Options Flat and Curved Models USB-C on Selected Models

Note: Product range, price and availability change over time.

Start With Your Work

Which Type of ASUS Monitor Makes Sense for You?

Start with your daily use. This quickly removes specifications that look impressive on paper but may not improve your actual experience.

Everyday Use

Office, Study and Home

For documents, online classes, browsing, accounts, email and normal multitasking, a 22 to 27-inch Full HD monitor is a practical starting point. IPS is useful when viewing angles and consistent image quality matter.

22 to 27-inch Full HD 100Hz+

Gaming

Gaming and Esports

Check refresh rate, response time, Adaptive-Sync support and the ports needed to reach the monitor's full refresh rate. A 200Hz Full HD monitor and a 320Hz QHD monitor target very different PCs and budgets.

TUF Gaming ROG 144Hz+

Creative Work

Photo, Video and Design

Resolution, colour coverage, calibration, screen space and connectivity usually matter more than extreme refresh rate. ASUS ProArt is the main ASUS monitor family to check for creator-focused work.

ProArt QHD / 4K USB-C

Mobile Workspace

Laptop and Portable Setup

ASUS ZenScreen models are designed for users who need an extra screen beside a laptop without carrying a full desktop monitor. Before buying, confirm the connection required by the exact model.

ZenScreen Portable USB-C Options

Screen Size and Sharpness

Do Not Choose Screen Size Without Checking Resolution

Two monitors can have the same resolution but look different because pixel density falls as screen size increases. This is why a 27-inch Full HD monitor does not look as sharp as a 24-inch Full HD monitor when viewed from a similar distance.

Screen and Resolution	Approx. Pixel Density	Practical Use	Buying Note
23.8-inch Full HD	About 93 PPI	Office, study, general use and Full HD gaming	A balanced combination for normal desk distance and one of the easiest sizes to fit on a compact desk.
27-inch Full HD	About 82 PPI	Larger office display, media and budget gaming	Gives more physical screen area, but text and fine details are less dense than on a 23.8-inch Full HD display.
27-inch QHD	About 109 PPI	Gaming, coding, multitasking and editing	A strong balance of desktop space and sharpness without the GPU demand of 4K gaming.
27-inch 4K	About 163 PPI	Detailed creative work and premium productivity	Very sharp at normal desk distance. Operating-system scaling is commonly used to keep text comfortable.
32-inch 4K	About 138 PPI	Large professional workspace and 4K entertainment	Provides more physical workspace while keeping much stronger pixel density than 32-inch Full HD.

Panel Guide

IPS, VA, TN or OLED: What Actually Changes?

Panel type affects contrast, viewing angles, motion behaviour and price, but the exact monitor still matters. Do not judge a monitor only by the panel name.

Panel Type	Useful For	Main Strength	What to Check
IPS	Office, study, design, mixed use and gaming	Wide viewing angles and consistent image appearance.	Refresh rate, contrast, colour coverage and stand adjustment still vary significantly by model.
VA	General use, entertainment and selected gaming monitors	Usually stronger native contrast than typical IPS panels.	Check motion performance if fast gaming is a priority.
TN	Speed-focused competitive gaming	Can be used in monitors built around very fast motion performance.	Compare viewing angles and image quality with modern Fast IPS alternatives.
OLED	Premium gaming, HDR entertainment and high-contrast visuals	Per-pixel lighting gives very deep blacks and extremely fast pixel response.	Check brightness, OLED care features, warranty terms and your expected amount of static desktop use.

ASUS Monitor Families

ROG, TUF Gaming, ProArt or ZenScreen?

ASUS uses different monitor families for different types of customers. Knowing the series can make the product list much easier to understand.

ASUS TUF Gaming

TUF Gaming is a practical place to start when you want a dedicated gaming monitor without immediately moving into ASUS's highest-end ROG range.

High-refresh Full HD and QHD options
Adaptive-Sync features on supported models
Suitable for mainstream and competitive gaming
Check stand adjustment because it varies by model

ASUS ROG

ROG is ASUS's enthusiast gaming range and includes higher-end ROG Strix and ROG Swift monitors.

High-refresh QHD and 4K options
OLED and other premium display options
Built for enthusiast and esports-oriented systems
Higher price should be justified by your GPU and games

ASUS ProArt

ProArt is the ASUS family to check first for professional photo, video, graphics and content-creation work.

QHD and 4K professional options
Colour-focused specifications vary by model
USB-C is available on selected models
Check colour gamut, Delta E and calibration details before buying

ASUS ZenScreen and Everyday Models

ZenScreen focuses on portability, while ASUS VA, VY, VP and similar lines cover many regular office, home and everyday-use requirements.

Portable second-screen options
Full HD office and home monitors
100Hz and 120Hz options are available
Eye-comfort features depend on the exact model

Gaming Performance

How Much Refresh Rate Do You Really Need?

Higher refresh rate shortens the time between screen refreshes, but you also need enough frame rate from your PC to benefit from it. Buying a 360Hz or 480Hz monitor does not automatically make a low-frame-rate game smoother than a good 144Hz or 180Hz monitor.

100-120Hz About 10 to 8.3 ms per refresh Smooth for daily use and suitable for casual gaming.

144-180Hz About 6.9 to 5.6 ms A practical range for many mainstream gaming PCs.

200-240Hz About 5 to 4.2 ms Useful for faster competitive games when your PC can produce high frame rates.

280-360Hz About 3.6 to 2.8 ms More relevant to esports-focused players and powerful gaming systems.

480-540Hz About 2.1 to 1.9 ms Specialist high-refresh territory where hardware and game performance matter greatly.

Ports and Desk Setup

Check Connectivity Before You Choose the Monitor

The wrong port can stop you from using the resolution or refresh rate you expected. Laptop users should pay particular attention to USB-C capabilities.

HDMI

Useful with desktops, laptops and game consoles. Check the HDMI version and supported refresh rate on the exact model when buying for high-refresh or 4K gaming.

DisplayPort

Common on gaming and professional monitors. It is often an important connection for achieving high refresh rates from a desktop graphics card.

USB-C

Useful for compatible laptops, but USB-C does not automatically mean charging. Confirm DisplayPort Alt Mode and power delivery wattage when those features matter.

Thunderbolt and USB Hub

Selected professional monitors offer more advanced connectivity. These features are valuable when you regularly connect laptops, storage and other desktop accessories.

Before You Order

What to Check on the Exact ASUS Model

Similar-looking ASUS monitors can have very different panels, ports, stands and gaming features. Check these points before comparing only the price.

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Screen size and resolution: Make sure the combination gives the sharpness and workspace you expect.

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Refresh rate and response time: Prioritize them mainly when gaming or motion performance matters.

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Graphics capability: QHD and 4K gaming require more GPU performance than Full HD.

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Ports: Check HDMI, DisplayPort and USB-C against your PC, laptop or console.

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Stand adjustment: Check height, tilt, swivel, pivot and VESA support instead of assuming all stands are ergonomic.

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Creator specifications: For professional work, check colour gamut, calibration and colour accuracy on the individual model.

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Warranty and stock: Confirm the current warranty terms and availability before placing the order.

Verified Product Examples

ASUS Monitor Price Examples in Bangladesh

These current Ryans examples show how ASUS monitor pricing changes as you move from basic Full HD use to high-refresh QHD and premium OLED gaming.

Prices below were checked on 9 August 2026 and may change with stock, promotions and market conditions.

ASUS Monitor	Key Specification	Checked Price	Who It Makes Sense For
ASUS VP227HF	21.45-inch, Full HD, VA, 100Hz	Tk 10,500	Study, basic work, home use and a low-cost desktop setup.
ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q5R	23.8-inch, Full HD, IPS, 200Hz	Tk 20,700	High-refresh Full HD gaming without moving into premium ROG pricing.
ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACMS	27-inch, QHD, IPS, 320Hz, USB-C	Tk 54,500	Competitive gamers who want QHD detail and a much higher refresh rate.
ASUS ProArt PA278CGV	27-inch, QHD, 144Hz Professional Monitor	Tk 69,500	Creative and professional work where a ProArt display is more relevant than a gaming-first monitor.
ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDP	27-inch, QHD, OLED, 480Hz	Tk 176,000	High-end competitive gaming where OLED response and extreme refresh rate are priorities.

Buying from Ryans

Why Buy an ASUS Monitor from Ryans?

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Genuine products with applicable warranty Check the warranty period shown on the individual ASUS monitor page.

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Check branch and online availability Availability information helps you decide whether to order online or purchase from a branch.

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Flexible payment options EMI and other payment options are available on eligible purchases.

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After-sales support Ryans Care and branch support can help with eligible after-sales and technical service requirements.

Quick Answers

ASUS Monitor FAQ

Is 24-inch Full HD or 27-inch QHD better for normal desk use?

A 24-inch Full HD monitor is compact and practical for office work, study and general use. A 27-inch QHD monitor gives more desktop space and higher pixel density, which is useful for multitasking, coding, gaming and detailed work.

Is 27-inch Full HD too low resolution?

It is usable, especially for gaming or users who prefer larger text, but it has lower pixel density than 24-inch Full HD. If sharper text and more workspace are priorities, 27-inch QHD is worth comparing.

What is the difference between ASUS TUF Gaming and ROG monitors?

TUF Gaming focuses on strong gaming performance at more accessible price levels. ROG targets enthusiast and premium gaming setups and includes higher-end technologies such as very high refresh rates and OLED on selected models.

Is an ASUS OLED monitor worth buying for gaming?

OLED is attractive for gaming because of its deep blacks, strong contrast and very fast pixel response. Whether it is worth the extra cost depends on your games, budget, HDR expectations and amount of static desktop use.

Do I need USB-C on an ASUS monitor?

It is especially useful with compatible laptops. However, check whether the port supports display input and power delivery. A monitor having USB-C does not automatically mean it can charge your laptop.

Is 240Hz better than 144Hz for every gamer?

No. 240Hz can improve motion clarity and responsiveness when your PC produces sufficiently high frame rates, but 144Hz to 180Hz is already a strong range for many gaming setups. Resolution, panel quality and GPU performance may be more important than chasing the highest refresh rate.

Which ASUS monitor series should creators check first?

ProArt is the main ASUS family to check for photography, video, graphics and other colour-sensitive professional work. Compare the individual model's resolution, colour gamut, Delta E, calibration information and connectivity before choosing.

Latest ASUS monitors Price in BD - October 2026

Product Name	Taka/BDT
ASUS VP227HF 22 Inch (21.45 Inch Viewable) FHD HDMI, VGA Eye Care Gaming Monitor	10,500
ASUS VP229HF 22 Inch (21.45 Inch Viewable) FHD Display HDMI, VGA Eye Care Gaming Monitor	11,700
ASUS VY249HGR 23.8 Inch FHD Display HDMI, VGA Black Gaming Monitor	13,500
ASUS VY279HGR 27 Inch FHD Display HDMI VGA Eye Care Gaming Monitor	17,500
ASUS ROG Swift PG259QNR 25 Inch (24.5 Inch Viewable) FHD DP HDMI USB Gaming Monitor	101,000
ASUS ProArt Display PA34VCNV 34 Inch 3K UWQHD (3440x1440) Display Dual HDMI, Dual DP, USB-A, USB-C, Lan, Curved Professional Monitor	106,000