ASUS VG279Q 27" Full HD 1920 x 1080 1ms MPRT , 3ms(GTG) 144 Hz DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort FreeSync (AMD Adaptive Sync) Built-in Speakers Gaming Monitor, Full HD, IPS, 144Hz, Adaptive-Sync

-Packaged well and there were no dead pixels
-IPS colors, viewing angle and clarity are top shelf
-144hz and freesync with blue light filters available
-Came with dvi, HDMI and a display port cables
-Stand is surprisingly small yet sturdy
-Many configurable options to choose from within the menu

Overall I was hesitant about buying a monitor online just due to shipping and whatever the package endures along it's travels but it all worked out and arrived ahead of schedule.

After ordering it, I saw that Nvidia was opening up thier drivers to be able to work with some freesync monitors and I am anxious for my video card to arrive to test this monitor out to see if it works with that....I will update once I get that .

- The DisplayPort port was broken and I was able to use it after aggressively trying to plug it in. It seems like a manufacturing problem. I'm scared that the DisplayPort may just stop working, but I don't want to deal with the hassle associated with the return process. I'll just pray.
- Again with the DisplayPort, I'm able to get a image signal after a short delay of a couple of seconds, so I get a image on the screen around when the Windows logo appears. On every startup, my computer beeps, signaling that there's no image signals. This annoys me each time I start my computer and when I need to enter the BIOS menu.
- There's some IPS glow going on around the bottom corners of the screen, only visible on dark scenes. This annoys me when I'm playing Dead by Daylight, because it's a dark game. Watching a movie with lots of dark scenes is out of the question due to this.