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ASUS is pleased to announce their newest 25-inch WQHD LCD monitor, the MX25AQ. Adopting a frameless design, this ultra-slim 25-inch AH-IPS LED-backlight monitor provides 2560 x 1440 WQHD resolution.
Utilizing ASUS’ Flicker-Free technology and Blue Light Filter, the MX25AQ comes equipped with two built-in 3W stereo speakers for rich, satisfying sound (w/ ASUS SonicMaster audio technology and ICEpower/Bang & Olufsen technology) and provides 2x HDMI, 1x HDMI/MHL and 1x DisplayPort 1.2 input ports, it has 100 million:1 ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio (ASCR), 300 cd/m2 brightness, 5ms (GTG) response time and 178/178 degree viewing angles.
Designo MX25AQ fits well in any living space. Its ultra-slim profile takes up very little desktop space. Like other ASUS Designo MX Series displays, the elegant MX25AQ features an edge-to-edge frameless panel with bezel thickness of just 0.1cm. The beautifully-crafted Designo MX25AQ features a simple yet elegant 2015 iF Award-winning design. It has a sturdy metal stand with a stunning sundial-inspired base.Prepare to be amazed as you experience exceptional 2560 x 1440 resolution visuals with the ASUS Designo MX25AQ. With its 25” WQHD display, MX25AQ gives you 25% sharper images and up to 77% more onscreen space than a similarly sized Full HD display – allowing you the freedom to spread out your various desktop windows.
- Frameless LED display with native 2560 x 1440 WQHD resolution, and AH-IPS technology with wide 178° viewing angles
- ASUS SonicMaster Technology, co-developed with ICEpower® | Bang & Olufsen Technology for premium, immersive audio
- ASUS Eye Care Technology with Low Blue Light and Flicker-free features
Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing yet.
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#5201253 Posted on: 12/04/2015 09:44 AM
Less than 27", no deal.
Less than 27", no deal.
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#5201294 Posted on: 12/04/2015 11:52 AM
Yea don't like monitors that have a separate power supply which commonly spells no vesa, silly really.
no VESA, no deal.
Yea don't like monitors that have a separate power supply which commonly spells no vesa, silly really.
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#5201314 Posted on: 12/04/2015 12:36 PM
No Intel inside, no deal!
I wonder how much it will cost...
No Intel inside, no deal!
I wonder how much it will cost...
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#5201401 Posted on: 12/04/2015 03:40 PM
I would guess between $300-$400. Before I bought my Swift I had the MX279 which is basically the same thing as this, but was a 27" and 1080p. I think I paid $250 for that.
It's a decent monitor
I would guess between $300-$400. Before I bought my Swift I had the MX279 which is basically the same thing as this, but was a 27" and 1080p. I think I paid $250 for that.
It's a decent monitor
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#5201403 Posted on: 12/04/2015 03:46 PM
Neah,Asus and their monitors..
From I remember LG has flicker free monitors long time ago.
Neah,Asus and their monitors..
From I remember LG has flicker free monitors long time ago.
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#5201518 Posted on: 12/04/2015 08:07 PM
It's a sexy monitor if you ask me, especially if you have 3 of them together. Which would mean only a 0.2 gap between them.
It's a sexy monitor if you ask me, especially if you have 3 of them together. Which would mean only a 0.2 gap between them.
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#5201661 Posted on: 12/05/2015 01:34 AM
So what's the difference between this and the PB258Q except the different frame design and the additional GamePlus modes? I reckon the panel itself is identical in terms of quality.
So what's the difference between this and the PB258Q except the different frame design and the additional GamePlus modes? I reckon the panel itself is identical in terms of quality.
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#5201704 Posted on: 12/05/2015 04:21 AM
^^ And the speakers on it. They are advertised as awesome speakers but in reality they aren't awesome at all. You pay for the Bang & Olufsen name.
^^ And the speakers on it. They are advertised as awesome speakers but in reality they aren't awesome at all. You pay for the Bang & Olufsen name.
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#5201705 Posted on: 12/05/2015 04:29 AM
25 inch 1440p monitor 1 inch biger then mine, could this be the monitor i been looknig for? probably not seeing is ips and 5ms sigh
25 inch 1440p monitor 1 inch biger then mine, could this be the monitor i been looknig for? probably not seeing is ips and 5ms sigh
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#5201771 Posted on: 12/05/2015 12:30 PM
@nhlkoho
the speakers are (almost 100%) asus, the B&O name is for the (ICE) amp...
and the fact that almost every premium car maker uses ICE amps to fire multi/surround speaker systems..
alpine used the same design on their class D sub amps, making it one of the best digital amps (with good SQ) .
no talking about the fact it might be a little overkill on a moni.
@nhlkoho
the speakers are (almost 100%) asus, the B&O name is for the (ICE) amp...
and the fact that almost every premium car maker uses ICE amps to fire multi/surround speaker systems..
alpine used the same design on their class D sub amps, making it one of the best digital amps (with good SQ) .
no talking about the fact it might be a little overkill on a moni.
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#5203059 Posted on: 12/08/2015 06:05 AM
I been doing some research on there new monitors that are DP and HDMI only, Do they actual supply the DP cable aredo they not supply them?
I been doing some research on there new monitors that are DP and HDMI only, Do they actual supply the DP cable aredo they not supply them?
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#5203071 Posted on: 12/08/2015 07:46 AM
Bro, there's nothing wrong with a high end IPS panel. Most others would tend to agree with me.
After having used TN panels in the past, there's no way in hell I'd ever buy one again...
IPS all the way until OLED at least.
Seeing is ips and 5ms sigh
Bro, there's nothing wrong with a high end IPS panel. Most others would tend to agree with me.
After having used TN panels in the past, there's no way in hell I'd ever buy one again...
IPS all the way until OLED at least.
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#5203328 Posted on: 12/08/2015 10:21 PM
Bro, there's nothing wrong with a high end IPS panel. Most others would tend to agree with me.
After having used TN panels in the past, there's no way in hell I'd ever buy one again...
IPS all the way until OLED at least.
That is the thing I seen this IPS panels and I find the higher response time to be more annoying then on TN panels that 2ms and I find 2ms annoying.
My HDTV use 5ms IPS panel and i can see the blurr and way more annoying them 2ms TN. If some people are not annoyed by this great, but to me this is MAJOR flaw in LCD/LED and MAIN reason I still dont like the tech. Better color dont mean anything it is ruined once it is in montion by the response time.
As for OLED i been waiting 10+ years for it maybe by time I 50 it be ready.
All that being said I looking at this monitor Mostly cause Very few IF any manufactures make 2560x1440 under 27inch let alone 24inch 25inch is doable for me ( dont want anything bigger that is what my HDTV is for) and almost none them are TN with 2ms response times.
So me find a 4k 24inch monitor is probably gona be even harder to find
Bro, there's nothing wrong with a high end IPS panel. Most others would tend to agree with me.
After having used TN panels in the past, there's no way in hell I'd ever buy one again...
IPS all the way until OLED at least.
That is the thing I seen this IPS panels and I find the higher response time to be more annoying then on TN panels that 2ms and I find 2ms annoying.
My HDTV use 5ms IPS panel and i can see the blurr and way more annoying them 2ms TN. If some people are not annoyed by this great, but to me this is MAJOR flaw in LCD/LED and MAIN reason I still dont like the tech. Better color dont mean anything it is ruined once it is in montion by the response time.
As for OLED i been waiting 10+ years for it maybe by time I 50 it be ready.
All that being said I looking at this monitor Mostly cause Very few IF any manufactures make 2560x1440 under 27inch let alone 24inch 25inch is doable for me ( dont want anything bigger that is what my HDTV is for) and almost none them are TN with 2ms response times.
So me find a 4k 24inch monitor is probably gona be even harder to find
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no VESA, no deal.