Aside from its competitive price of Php 20,480 / $400 USD, the feature that separates the VG279Q from other IPS gaming monitors is its 1ms MPRT response time. It's still an affordable 27" 144HZ 1080p IPS gaming monitors in the market for Php 21,000. With just a Php 6,000 price increase from traditional 24" 144hz 1080p TN gaming monitors, you'll be getting a bigger 1080p screen and the color accuracy of an IPS monitor without a heavy sacrifice in responsiveness thanks to the VG279Q's 1ms MPRT and 3ms GTG response times.

Aside from its competitive price of Php 20,480 / $400 USD, the feature that separates the VG279Q from other IPS gaming monitors is its 1ms MPRT response time. It's still an affordable 27" 144HZ 1080p IPS gaming monitors in the market for Php 21,000. With just a Php 6,000 price increase from traditional 24" 144hz 1080p TN gaming monitors, you'll be getting a bigger 1080p screen and the color accuracy of an IPS monitor without a heavy sacrifice in responsiveness thanks to the VG279Q's 1ms MPRT and 3ms GTG response times.

"It's been argued that even pro gamers can't perceive or really benefit from numbers above 240 Hz. But even if that’s the case, we’re happy to see any instance of engineers pushing performance into the realm of unnecessary. Pricing and an on-sale date still to come."

It’s 2023, and ASUS has been voted as the Best Gaming Monitor Brand.

For gamers, performance always comes first, then value. And you can clearly see this in our results as ASUS takes Best Gaming Monitor Brand with 26% of the votes, while Prism+ is much further behind at 15%.

The ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) branding has been highly successful when it comes to truly building a sub-brand that targets gamers.