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Question: Does this monitor have a matte or high-gloss screen? I cannot seem to find this anywhere in the specs.
Document: The VE258Q has the best picture quality, specs, inputs, and price in its class. In short, it has more inputs than the VE248Q (24") and a higher contrast ratio/lower price than the VE278Q (27").My concern coming from a Samsung monitor was the stand. IMO a cheap stand ruins the overall quality of any monitor. I purchased a VESA mountable replacement stand, but was surprised to find the stock stand wasn't bad.
I highly recommend this model to anyone on the fence about screen size, picture quality, and price. You will not find a better value on the market!
I recently ordered 4 of these for the office from the great reviews. I unboxed the first one and turned it on to find a stuck green pixel in the center of the screen. If your job is to look at a screen most of the day (IT) it can get incredibly annoying to have stuck pixels. I attempted via software as well as pressure, tapping, etc.. to fix it to no avail.
It's OK if you just need casual reading, but for serious work (scrutinizing text in spread sheets, etc) I'm still trying to find a better monitor. I may go with a Gateway but I'm still trying to figure it out. If I were rich I'd get one of the higher dollar models, of course.
I've been using the monitor for several months now and have no dead pixels or any other problems with the monitor it self, the documentation could have been a little clearer in set up but since I didn't break anything I think that it went okay. I didn't find there is any stand wobble as other reviewers have stated, so maybe trying to put it together more than once really did help.
I did a lot of research prior to buying this monitor. I chose it for its contrast ratio and its amazing response time, as well as being 25-inch, which is the best for my use. I am a gamer and find 25-inch to be the perfect size. Anything bigger is too big for me.The item arrived undamaged and I immediated tested for stuck pixels. I did not find a single one.Following that, it should be noted that the monitor requires some calibration.
I purchased this monitor to replace one of my two Samsung Syncmaster P2570s. The comparison is night and day. The Asus VE258Q is more vibrant, has great blacks, and pure whites. I use this monitor for browsing, movies, and xbox 360 games and all look great. Specs a side, every company can claim their monitors have a higher contrast ratio, nit level, and lower refresh rate.
This Asus LED image is Quality and I am very pleased with it so far. Have been using it for three weeks and love it. Should have bought the 27"though. I think The Asus is nicer than my high dollar HP.
This is a great monitor. The brightness from the LED backlight is impressive. I actually adjusted it down a tad... what an upgrade from earlier LCD models. This seems to be the perfect size if you want big, however, want all the quality for graphics, etc. The 27" size of other monitors seem to be pushing the limits of 1080p for an up close monitor. I was worried about some of the older reviews that mentioned dead pixels, however I don't have any.
The display is crisp, clear, and bright. The viewing angles seem to be good. The built-in speakers are decent for general use.
Answer: Matte