ASUS Monitors User and Technical Support by ASUS Malaysia
This thread is open to help current and future ASUS monitors user in answering their question regarding our products. Do drop me a message and I will get back to you whenever possible.

























This post has been edited by ASUSmy: Jan 3 2024, 10:24 AM

pls make more tripod style stand hate the square or sound shape

Hi ktek,

Stay tune to our coming new models, I think you gonna like it.

Thank you

This post has been edited by ASUSmy: Nov 7 2016, 04:58 PM

Finally, the ASUS ROG Swift Curved PG348Q Gaming Monitor - 34" 21:9 Ultra-wide QHD is available for purchase in Malaysia.

Tempted to get one.

Hi kianweic,

You can drop by KLCC this weekend to have a look at the demo. We going to have an event there.

https://www.rog-masters.com/en/start

Thank you

Is the MG279Q end of life already? i ask a couple of sellers and they sorta confirm that

Hi eQif4,

Yes, MG279Q already EOL in Malaysia. The current gaming monitor that we selling now is PG series.

Thank you

ROG Strix XG27VQ when is this available in Malaysia

Hi pl95077,

The ROG Strix XG27VQ are estimated to be available around quarter 2 of 2017.

Thank you

Hey AsusMY,

You know when will mx34vq be available? Estimated pricing?

Thanks.

Hi Tinkai,

We don't have the exact date when it will be available, but the estimated price for this model is RM5000.

Do follow our FB for more updates.

Thank you

Hi,

Thanks for the update. That price though

Hi ASUSmy,

I've been wondering whether the ASUS MX279AQ available in Malaysia or not.
If available, I would like to know the price of this monitor.
27 inch with WQHD pique my interest with this model.
If its not available, what are the models available for IPS monitor with 27 inch or above?

Hi TuYuS,

The MX279AQ no longer selling in Malaysia. You can have a look at the below models. All is 27 inch.

PG279Q - WQHD
PG27AQ - 4K
MX279HR - Full HD
VX279N - Full HD

Thank you

What will the estimated price be when it comes to Malaysia?

Hi Scantraxx,

It is estimated around RM2300. Do follow our FB for more updates.

Thank you

Just bought a Asus ROG Swift PG279Q monitor. The white balance/brightness uniformity is disappointed for this kind of premium screen. Search online there are lots of same issue reported as well. I will try to test using the X-Rite i1display Pro colorimeter tonight and post the result here.

Just would like to know, can I return/exchange the monitor in this case?

Hi coolkwc,

Do share us the result once you have tested the monitor, so that we can feedback to our HQ.

Thank you

any backlight bleed?
i am afraid of this issue especially by asus
it hold me on for Pg279q

BLB is minimal, and is alot less disturbing than yellow tint on certain portion of the screen.

Still the same question, in Malaysia are we able to return/exchange if user is not satisify with it? This is a premium panel that cost RM3.5k hard earn money.!!!

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 11 2017, 11:50 AM

Hi.

Please see the screen shot below. I using Nikon DSLR to capture, both monitor and camera had been vertical and horizontal aligned with bubble level meter. Please note that i purposely adjust the camera to be slightly out of focus to blur the image a bit, if not the banding will affect the image outcome.

Grey
You can see the 1/3 of the left side is noticeable warmer/yellowish than the rest


White
Again the same area.


Mix(gmail) with grey and white strip. This is most noticeable in this situation as you can see the 1/3 of the left side colour significant different with center and right.


I can't ensure you will see this photo on ur screen because you need a reasonable good monitor display to spot tge different. I using my Samsung Galaxy S7 edge to view it and it is close to what i saw by my eye. My i1display pro colorimeter shown 500k temperature different across the left side and right side, which is tally with what i saw.

Please let me know what should i do. There are alot of similar complain worldwide and some of them even RMA 3-4 times before they get their 'golden' unit, u can find them easily by typing asus PG279Q yellow tint in google, it will lead you to the Asus ROG forum.

Thanks for the reply! What about the XG32VQ.. Will it be coming to Malaysia? If so, whats the estimated price?

This post has been edited by Scantraxx: Oct 13 2017, 11:36 AM

Guys, exchanged my PG279Q yesterday and guess what, same left side yellow tint problem on this new unit, panel manufacturing date same July 2017 as previous returned unit.







Measured using i1display Pro colorimeter reveal the exact truth that seen by my eye





I'm going to return the 2nd unit and this time ask for refund, the shop understood and approved my request. This is a joke consider how expensive the panel was.

Know what, until now no reply by the so call 'Asus Malaysia technical support' in this thread, is a completely joke and you definitely loss ur potential customer here.

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 14 2017, 03:59 PM

Hi coolkwc,

Sorry for the late reply, I understand what you going through and I believe you have googled all about the PG279Q. ASUS have released a statement regarding the PG279Q backlight on the IPS panel back in 2016.

http://edgeup.asus.com/2016/on-backlight-b...gaming-monitor/

Since then ASUS are improving the monitor especially the gaming monitor with high refresh rate using IPS panel.

Thank you for your feedback and your testing result, will feedback to our HQ too.

Thank you

Hi Scantraxx,

The XG32VQ, are estimated to be available in Q1 2018, as for the price, we don't have the estimation yet as it is still long before it is available.

Do follow our FB for more updates.

Thank you

My main issue here is not the backlight bleed or glow, this 2 i can live with it because the effect on real world application is minimal, i do not have these issues in both the unit.

The main issue is the yellow tint, aka white point uniformity of the screen is damn poor. It causing a half yellow half white during browsing or in desktop mode with white/gray background.

Anyway thanks for your reply and today i successfully returned and get it refunded as well.

OMG the inconsistent is very obvious. Can't believe a RM 4K display is like this. By the way congratulate you get refund on this.

I just type "PG279Q Issue" at YouTube and it is plenty of it, they is even a person test total of 20 units of it and the backlight bleeding is very bad. OMG! I just cannot believe it. Beside your face issue of inconsistency of white balance temperature, this monitor also with heavily bad backlight bleeding. I know all IPS panel will have backlight bleeding issue but this model is somehow bleeding too much already.

Sometimes I really don't understand the company thinking, such display is better don't release to market. This is very obvious left side is more yellowish than right side.

I had seen mobile AMOLED having such issue before, but this is my 1st time seen IPS display having such issue as well.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 17 2017, 03:02 AM

Hi coolkwc,

May I know which dealer do you send the monitor for the refund?

And do you have the serial number of the LCD monitor?

Thank you

Thanks for the compliment, i thought i'm too picky on this issue but it.seems obvious to you too.

I understood nothing is perfect in this world, and this monitor is aim for 'gaming' as it named, but doesn't mean it could be that sucks in browsing or regular work in desktop. I tried to convince myself to accept this becos i don have time to do all this kind of time wasted RMA, but hey once i wake up in the morning my 1st mind was i bought a premium panel with hefty price and give me such shitty quality...so end up return it.

I can accept some white balance runs off on the entire screen, provided it perceived 'balance' on the entire screen, not this kind of half-half shit...and this is my 1st time buying such expensive monitor, even my 60'' 1080p TV bought 3 years ago was cheaper than this, but hey that one at least don't gave such headache.

I had exchanged my Samsung Galaxy S4 before, discovered red tint half the bottom screen (yes, imbalance stupid tint again) right after i unpack at home...i always lost in panel lottery.

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 17 2017, 02:34 PM

Ya me also. I am not that picky also, slight is ok but unbalance in half half I also cannot take.

So far the only AMOLED I get got such issue is Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 which I exchange after few days using it. That one is having a big red tint.

So now you going to buy what monitor? Just curious. Haha

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 17 2017, 03:03 PM

Glads to know that you got your monitor refunded, excellent customer service, 2 time RMA and $ refunded finally.
Congratulation.

Of course understand how frustrated you are.
Taking photo on Monitor the color and brightness can't be justify, as you know the shutter open up and absorb lights, therefore the color of the picture are not exactly what we see.

To be fair, if you looking for something high color accuracy, you may go for those designer model, in ASUS you should go for their ProArt series, or Dell UltraSharp Monitors series.
PG279Q is good in Gaming performance

My 2 cents

Why are you sharing your email details to the world?

Yes you are right, in fact the perceived yellow tint is worse than what
It shown in the photo. I can clearly see half of the grey out email were with yellow tint while the right half with 'normal' grey. The yellow tint also causing the lowyat forum light blue background become light green at the left half. The perceived white balance is distracting when the same colour across the horizon from left to right.

As i mentioned, good in gaming is not means it can be sucks in non gaming. This is my reason i can't accept that.

I received the 1st monitor on last Tuesday, exchange once and returned eventually yesterday where the whole process was less than a.week. Can't say the customer.service is bad. But the credit go to the shop that i purchase, not Asus Malaysia.

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 17 2017, 06:01 PM

I don't know, impressed by the G-Sync, high refresh rate and good colour of IPS, which don't have much choices now at the moment except Acer and Viewsonic which using the same panel from AUO as well. If not the yellow tint issue i woould have very happy now. But survey shown Viewsonic had better QC overall, let see how.

How about LG Ultrawide. For example this one. http://www.lg.com/my/monitors/lg-34UC98-W but only Freesync. G-Sync a bit difficult to get as LG Malaysia officially didn't sell G-Sync edition.

I didn't use this but a Ultrawide 1080p only as my laptop will be a burden on games if using Ultrawide 1440p or 1600p.

Mine - http://www.lg.com/my/monitors/lg-34UC79G-B it do have slight backlight bleeding but the color is very constants and awesome. Previously I only own ViewSonic VX3209-2K which is a great IPS panel, but this LG panel is another level and freaking awesome.

With 144hz, most games is no need any sync. I only manage run at 95hz as my laptop Nvidia 970m only have HDMI. Now most my games no need turn on Vsync and no tearing issue.

For me LG panel is better than AUO and Dell always use LG or Samsung panel.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 17 2017, 08:09 PM

1st unit H7LMQS093055, 2nd unit i don't even care to look at it as i know i will get it refund. Both manufacturing date code July 2017, from Brightstar Lowyat Plaza.

Anyway, kindly share your finding on those units if you have. Thanks.

I still love 16:9 aspect ratio, and ultra wide 1440p will have unneccesary burden on my rig. 2560*1440 just good enough for my GTX1080 with decent framerate.

GTX 1080 won't have burden in 3440x1440.

After I use Ultrawide, they is no go back to wide. Too awesome already.

I got my NON ASUS 165Hz G-Sync IPS gaming monitor today.

Let's see the white uniformity.

Damn good compare to Asus. Although the surrouding is warmer than center point, but is within 200k hence perceived balance.

NON ASUS




ASUS




ASUS, this is what we called 'good uniformity'.

Try to guess what brand ( ) is that...not many only.

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 20 2017, 02:03 PM

I hope you've seen this before:
https://pokde.net/tech/buying-ips-gaming-display-read-first/

IPS technology + high frame rate + GSync + quick response time will have these issues. The yellow tinting is actually a result of BLB and if you apply slight pressure on the back of the monitor, you will see it reduces.

The ROG Swift series has way too many technologies embedded inside it and it's known to have these "imperfections". Even Acer Predator has it too. So does some AOC displays.

But this is purely "luck". As you can see in the article, after opening up so many displays, it's not a "uniform" problem. You don't want to risk this? Two things:

1. Test the panel before making the payment. That is, if the dealer allows it considering this is an expensive hardware
2. Settle with TN or less featured IPS panels. You can't get the best of everything.

Non Asus. lol

So you buy ViewSonic XG2703-GS. I had ViewSonic monitor before, it had well control of the panel quality. If not because of ants go inside it, I won't request for refund.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 20 2017, 07:34 PM

That article looks like paid by Asus. lol
Pack too many things inside? lol! What Asus did others company also have.

The ex-owner here is facing a very none consistent color and this is very serious annoying if I have such panel as well. This is also a reason TN is a no for me because it is not consistent even straight view. For IPS wise shouldn't have this issue.

IPS had backlight bleeding, this is very common as this is nature of IPS but it depends on how much it bleed.

Not said to get the perfection here but not means we should also take a heavy bleeding panel. From that article it is very high bleeding compare to recent two monitor I get - LG 34UC79G and ViewSonic VX3209-2K.

Asus selling more expensive than others, off course people demand more.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 20 2017, 07:42 PM

Dude.. I wrote that article.. You speculate what you want, but don't simply say ASUS paid for it okay!

I understand what the ex-owner is facing and I'm telling him the hard cold facts because I was in his shoes too before.. I have the same exact model like him!

But on behalf of the community, I took the liberty to try every single ROG Swift that they had, tested other brands and then wrote the article..

Ur statement doesn't make sense to me and the article was all about the over exgregated BLB issue accompanied with alot of misleading over exposed photo. You never even explain why each of the technlogy can contribute to such issue and no one can explain it so far, but some how you try to make such pointless conclusion.

Please note that i'm talking about the imbalance yellow tint, not 'uniform ' yellow tint that can be solved easily by calibration. You never saw that before i guess, left half yellowish and right half blueish and is damn distracting in plain colour browsing mode. FYI, the 2 units that i returned come with minimal/almost perfect BLB level, and i did press the bezel and saw the bleeding moving, but it did not change the imbalance yellow tint issue. So what you said is just a baseless speculation.

We all known currently only 4 companies make use of the same panel from AUO, which is '3A's and one 'V', of course all shared the same issue, but the problem is, the QC among those manufacturers are different, what i researched online through various feedback from forum, Asus is the worst in terms of QC...they should reject whatever unacceptable instead of let buyer playing with panel lottery.

And one final question, which shop is willing to break the seal tape to let you test before u buy?

I'm not pursue absolute perfection, the model that i got today not perfect as well, but i can accept that mainly because the previous 2 units were much more unbearable.

This post has been edited by coolkwc: Oct 21 2017, 02:03 AM

Oh means you are promote your article. Sorry to said it had no related to the user face.

I said it sound like paid is a joke. Your anger make me feel like it is more like paid. Lol.

You see your article comment, "I am not sure, if we keep supporting this tech by buying it, will it improve over time? Or we give a wrong signal by saying we gamers will buy it even it is shit?".

I strongly agree on this user comment. We should not support on such thing. Also others can make better means Asus also can. Your motive is like helping Asus due to so call technology limitation, we should accept it, this heavy price paid is only can get such quality panel. Why don't you think possible is due to design issue or bad QC? This is really a joke this time.

Also I don't think got shop will let you open the seal to let you test and get the perfect one. If got such shop or you the one doing this? I sure go open it and pick the perfect one. Lol.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 20 2017, 09:58 PM

The reason why people call it as 'panel lottery' is because can't test before they pay. As simple as that.

You are just one ignorant snob and people like you make this forum a cancerous place. I came to this thread not to protect Asus or what not. I came here to console the user that this is a common problem and I have experienced it too. Did a first RMA on my display, still same problem.

It pissed me off too, and I demanded answers from Asus. I had the advantage being a tech media, so they had a one to one meeting with me and I told them to better make this count. They showed me a statement by ASUS HQ (which is linked in the article), and then showed me every single unit they had in stock at that time. Then I went to other friends to try their IPS GSYNC panels to get more information before writing it out. You think this was easy?

I'm glad he found his new love and things are better for him. I wanted to keep the conversation healthy, and you went slapping me with the idea that it was paid for.

You don't want to support the tech's improvement, don't buy it. If you see hope in it, spend on it. I even proved that it's not only ASUS that has this issue, literally every brand has it. This is not a QC problem either. If it was, only ASUS would have the problem. Somewhere between the marriage of the panel with its enclosure, logistics and stowage is where these happen. I even suggested pressing the back of the enclosure to see what happenes. Somehow the yellow tint goes lighter.

But of course, you are not gonna listen anyway. Because you just can't have a healthy conversation

The way you console people is totally wrong, you are asking people we shall accept it because it is so call 'technology limitation". Frank speak that article is totally misleading. If the article is point out Asus shall do more R&D to overcome this limitation, then it is different story. But in-fact you are forgiven Asus and telling people this is limitation and we shall give and take and by doing so just can support tech improvement? Is it?

This is not support tech improvement, you are actually let the tech degradation. Your movement is telling the manufacturer don't worry people still buying, no need to care about it and no need to improve over it because this is "Tech Limitation".

I know your motive and though this is actually helping the tech improvement but it actually not. You just tell the whole world we need to accept it, give and take because it is the current tech limitation. In fact it is not, simply Google you can know a lot complain on Asus product but not others, Asus already charge superb high and it got same panel and tech as Acer where Acer is much cheaper and it actually control better, not perfection but not as bad as Asus.

Which part showing Asus shall charge more when they out the product worst than others. In what scenario we shall support it and this will improving the tech. Totally no and not related at all.

Off course I know Asus didn't paid you, that is just joke aside. But why on earth Asus will lent you 20 units to test out, they must be some conversation agreement and your article is just for showing the whole world this is technology limitation, we shall forgive Asus as Asus can't do anything about it. Really? lol... See what Samsung done, Samsung know the backlight bleeding issue and it change the design by even proudly mentioned the monitor had the less bleeding than others, if you check all new model from different manufacture, you should notice the bezel is increasing back to prevent the backlight bleeding. And now Asus is not only backlight bleeding but also in-consistence color output. At least others is finding a way to solved it. But what Asus did? Asus just lent total 20 monitors and let the article speak out loud "This is technology limitation, we cannot do anything on it".

I am not a keyboard warrior just I cannot accept your overly supportive, when people mentioned on in-consistence color output, you defends it ask people look your article which is not related to it at all. After reading your article I notice it is totally wrong way of supporting. I don't hate Asus and I am a big fans of Asus last time, not now because Asus never give me great product anymore, for example, the most recent around 2 years ago I had help previous company bought an Asus laptop and it just simply dead after warranty end.

Beside the brand and heavy price than others, Asus really need to more concern on QC and proper R&D, else one day Asus will be like Razer which already being brand as no quality product company.

IMO, support or not also cannot be overly and blindly support.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 21 2017, 04:14 PM

You know what dude? You are just a person who complains and not appreciate anything. I too time and liberty for the community, what did you do? You can't appreciate people's efforts, what makes me think that you will appreciate companies R&D? Even if they put efforts, people like you are just going to turn one eye shut and just speak out of their butts.

Do proper homework rookie. Keep your fanboyism away. Or, should I say, keep your hatred away.

Blab all you want, I'm not gonna respond anymore. You win, kid. Take all your fame. Happy now? Feel good about it. I came back to lowyat forum after so long and you just reminded me what type of people made leave back then in the first place.

From your reply, I know you are anger and they is no win or not. Fact is fact, you though your movement is helping? You are not. You just forgiven and ask others forgiven when the company did a mistake.

Your more reply only make me feel they is some benefits between you and Asus.

No company will simply lent 20 units monitor to let a person (or a group) to test it out and point out the weaknesses of it.
Your article already openly showing Asus let you test it one of the motive is you write nice word on it and try brainwash people this is tech limitation and you shall accept it.

Others country also got one YouTuber test out 7 units of Asus monitor and it is bleeding also, but he not pointing out ask people forgiven and mentioned this is technology limitation. In short he not like you blindly support and confusing consumer by try brainwashed consumer this is limitation and manufacturer can't do anything on it.

Story end and bye. Think twice is that you all do really helping or it just helping yourself for other benefits only.

This is also my last reply and I won't reply anything about it anymore because it is obvious your motive return back here - promote your website and continue helping Asus brainwash consumer.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Oct 21 2017, 05:15 PM

Hi coolkwc,

Thank you for the serial number, will check with Brightstar regarding the monitor.

Thank you

Hi ASUS, when PG27UQ coming to Malaysia?

Hi pl95077,

We don't have the exact date yet, but it is estimated to be available in Q3 2018.

Thank you

Time for you to order it..

https://www.lowyat.net/2018/167480/asus-rog...99-in-malaysia/

hi,
between the mx279h and vz279h, the difference is only cosmetic design and the rest is the same?

Hi arrsoo,

Here is the main 3 different between the MX279H and the VZ279H.

MX279H
AH-IPS
3W x 2 Stereo RMS with Bang & Olufsen ICEpower®
Chassis Colors : Silver+Black

VZ279H
IPS
2W x 2 Stereo RMS
Chassis Colors : Icicle Gold + Black

Thank you

thanks for the clarifications, another thing I'm confused about is if the MX279HR comes with TUV certified flicker free and low blue light control features? Bcos when I searched for eye care monitors in asus my website, the MX279HR was in the list but when I look further into its specs, it did not mention anything about flicker free and low blue light at all

MX279HR is the enhancement of MX279H
MX279HR don't not come with TUV certified ultra low blue lights and flicker free, because it is old model years back.

If you looking for something with TUV cerified, you can select VZ27VQ (curved), VZ279HE, MZ27AQ (1440p)

Hi i just bought a VZ249 monitor. And when i hook up the rgb Cable that came in the box to my pc, it says can't find vga signal. But when i use my own hdmi cable and hook up to my pc it can work. What is the problem?

That hdmi cable is my own one bcs asus didn't give any hdmi cable. They only give the rgb cable..

Hi RiriRuruRara,

May I know what graphic card are you using and the VGA are connected to the graphic card or motherboard?

Thank you

I am using a Asus GTX 1050ti graphic card. I just put the RGB cable into the slot at the back of the computer I am not sure if it is connected to graphic card or motherboard. I am not good with i.t stuff. But I think it should be connected to motherboard.

Hi RiriRuruRara,

If you have connected to the motherboard, you will need to enable the multiple display on the motherboard BIOS before you can use the VGA port.

May I know what motherboard model are you using?

Thank you

I am using a gigabyte h310 motherboard. Will try these steps to see if it works.

hello..im looking for a 144hz gaming monitor connect to my laptop..my laptop only got hdmi 2.0 port..do u guys have any suitable monitor for me? thank you

Hi wei6969,

For the 144Hz and with HDMI monitor, you can have a look at VA326H.

https://www.asus.com/Monitors/VA326H/overview/

Depending on the notebook GPU that you have, the refresh rate may not reach 144Hz.

Thank you

Hi AsusMY, may i know if Asus Malaysia gonna sell this new model VG279Q in Malaysia? and how much is the price.
Thanks

Hi athlonmax,

We do plan to bring it into Malaysia, estimate Q1 or Q2 of 2019. We don't have the price yet until it is available.

Do follow our FB for more updates.

Thank you

This post has been edited by ASUSmy: Jan 2 2019, 05:45 PM

Oh thanks bro, really interested in it, the specs is what im looking for my gaming monitor

Folks,

Doing some monitor survey here, hope you guys can help me out.

Requirements:
- IPS is a must - I like my jack sparrow prawn clear and beautiful, no compromise
- 144 Hz refresh rate
- decent response time
- 1920x1080 or QHD resolution
- I’ll be transitioning from a laptop to a desktop, I need the monitor to be versatile
Q1 & Q2 of 2019
hook up the monitor as a primary monitor with a laptop (GPU: GTX960M), so I’m guessing the GPU can only support FHD resolution

Q3 and beyond
Retire laptop, build a rig with RTX2060. I suppose RTX2060 is able to power QHD without any issues.

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Hi simonhtz,

Here is the current models that is using IPS and 144Hz.

PG27UQ
PG279Q

There will be a new model coming on Q2 2019, do follow our FB for more updates.

Thank you

Ha! This is the one I’m looking for, let us when it is available!

Would any of the new model that are coming have gsync support? Bcs I went to your FB page and saw the 2 new model but both only support freesync?

Hi Asusmy, wta how does the warranty for your monitor works?? Like now i can't find my receipt or warranty card for my monitor. If have problem can i still make a claim???

Hi JustcallmeLarry,

We will be bringing new Gsync models into Malaysia, PG65 and PG35VQ. But we don't have the date and price yet, do follow our FB for more updates.

https://www.asus.com/us/ROG-Republic-Of-Gam...ROG-Swift-PG65/

https://www.asus.com/Monitors/ROG-SWIFT-PG35VQ/

Thank you

Hi RiriRuruRara,

For monitor warranty, you can send it to the following service center.

ADVANCENET KL
145,JALAN KENARI 23A, BANDAR PUCHONG JAYA, PUCHONG, 47100, SELANGOR DARUL EHSAN

ADVANCENET PENANG
NO. 105-08-02 (8TH FLOOR), HEXAGON TECH PARK, JALAN GURDWARA, 10300, PENANG

ADVANCENET MELAKA
G-10, JALAN PM5, PLAZA MAHKOTA, 75000 MELAKA

ADVANCENET JB
NO56, JALAN MOLEK 1/28, TAMAN MOLEK, 81100 JOHOR BAHRU

ADVANCENET KCH
31, GROUND FLOOR, S/L 5, BLK 10, HOCK KUI COMMERCIAL CENTRE PHASE 3, JLN TUN AHMAD ZAIDI ADCURE, 93150 KUCHING

Thank you

roughly , when will it arrived? maybe around august? some us really cant wait

Can't wait for it. My BenQ XL2720Z just broke down, need a replacement monitor. This model hit on my list.

No I mean, i just want to know if I lost my warranty card and receipt, can I still claim warranty for monitor???

This model arrived here in Singapore. At the IT show yesterday and the price is S$659. The seller is bundling it with "gaming" headset.

it's kind of overprice, even in Singapore context. VG279 is selling for US$329 on Amazon.

What would the tentative pricing here in Malaysia?

I'm expecting it to cheaper though.



This post has been edited by simonhtz: Mar 9 2019, 11:30 AM

The price is around what I expected. Due to VG278Q still available largely at current market. Hope they giv a good bundle during launch, totally gonna get it

Went for VG279Q. FHD, IPS, 144Hz.

Resellers dropped the price to S$616 on the last day of the IT show. Price is still steep but I took the plunge and decided to pay the Asus tax and early-adopters tax.

Had been using it for one evening. Besides the low pixel density, everything else is great. No regrets.

Color-wise, it looked good out of the box. The “game-more” settings are bs to me. I copied a calibrated settings that I got from Reddit and it looked better.

For my games, it looks buttery smooth. However, there’s some “perceived” motion stuttering when I’m watching videos.

I have yet investigate the cause of it. Note, that I’m connecting this via HDMI with my MSI laptop. I’ve not purchased a mini display port to display port cable to test my lappy’a display port. Maybe I’m sitting too close. Maybd it’s the video player’s software configuration. Maybe.

I’ll evaluate the result again once my gaming rig arrives.

As for the free “gaming headset” that comes with the purchase. It’s a Asus Cerberus Cyber Cafe edition headset.

Heh. I won’t be bothered to open the package. Off it goes to carousel!

I hope You guys get a better deal here in Malaysia.

Hi C-Fu,

We are estimating it will be available around quarter 3 2019. Hope it will arrive early.

Thank you

Seems like Asus VG279Q already hit Malaysia. Anyone spot this at retail store yet?

Got it earlier in Sg.

Tested it with my new gaming rig. Happy to report that it looked good.

Nevermind, seems like false alarm.
Thailand already got, SG already got, Philippine also already got. I believe Indonesia also already got it.
Dunno why Malaysia took so long...

Hello Asus Malaysia, when is VG279Q gonna be available in Malaysia?