Even though this is a 24-inch monitor with Full HD resolution, the model is hardly convincing in terms of picture quality. It also shows weaknesses in terms of high power consumption, and the features are equally less strong. The ergonomic functions, on the other hand, can be rated as good.

In terms of picture quality, the Asus VG248QE only achieves a below-average result compared to the competition in this test field. In addition, the model has to be criticised for its weak value for money. Ergonomically, the device is well designed and its equipment and energy efficiency are also average.

With short response times and up to 144 Hz refresh rate, the Asus VG248QE is a good choice for gamers. The 2D image does not show any streaks even in fast scenes, and 3D via Nvidia 3D Vision pleases with only slight ghosting. However, the TN panel cannot compete with IPS or PVA displays in terms of viewing angle stability and colour reproduction.

The Asus does a lot right, and the short response time makes it more than interesting for gamers. 3D operation also shows good results, although graphic designers will not get their money's worth here, as the colour space coverage is not sufficient for this. Nevertheless, the price-performance ratio can be described as good.

Except for the lack of 3D glasses in the scope of delivery, the Asus monitor is a pretty good device. It delivers good picture quality with fast response times. In addition, the monitor continues to score plus points with its good ergonomics and gamer suitability, while also consuming very little power.

Thanks to its short response time, the Asus is very well suited for gamers, even in 3D mode. In addition, it can be adjusted in height and has a pivot function, which makes it very ergonomic. Only the weak illumination in the corners was negative, although the device works with 144 Hz.