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5 Jul, 2025






£244.74 inc. VAT
AI-generated summary
For £203.90 ex-VAT, the ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQA1A is a pretty sharp value pick if you want a 27" 1440p monitor that’s more “use it every day for work and games” than “look at me RGB”. The curved 27" vibe tends to feel more immersive than flat at this size, and 1440p is a sweet spot for desktop productivity without the GPU tax of higher resolutions. In a typical UK office or gaming corner, it should feel comfortable for long sessions and give you noticeably better clarity than 1080p when reading spreadsheets, dashboards, or code.
That said, I wouldn’t buy it if you’re extremely sensitive to panel uniformity or you mainly do color-critical creative work—TUF-branded gaming monitors are usually aimed at performance and price, not strict calibration consistency. Also, if you sit very close or you’re after razor-sharp text at the absolute maximum, the “gaming-first” tuning can be a bit of a mixed bag until you spend a few minutes adjusting brightness/contrast. Overall: good buy for most SMEs, developers, analysts, and mixed-use teams that want solid 1440p on a budget—less ideal for studios or anyone with serious accuracy demands.

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