ASUS VB191T 19'' - Expert Reviews

Review summary: ASUSTeK Computer's (ASUS) PG191 LCD monitor is unique, thanks to an innovative Super Bass System and speedy 2ms response time. Designed to deliver the audio and video performance demanded by hardcore gamers, the 4:3 monitor even ...

Pros: Impressive industrial design ; fast ; great sound quality ; Web camera ; USB hub

Cons: Heavy ; large footprint ; no height adjustment ; average image quality

Verdict: Potential for greatness, but the PG191 is let down by average image quality

Review summary: The PG191 boasts a 2ms response time, a subwoofer and a touch screen OSD. But is this gaming monitor as good as it looks?

Verdict: The Asus PG191 does have an eye catching design, the integrated webcam is a good touch and thanks to the subwoofer, the speakers are the best I've heard integrated into a monitor. However, I found colours to be over-saturated and unnatural and severe ...

Review summary: Asus hasn't been in the display market for very long, but it's made an impact with the showy widescreen PW191.

Verdict: A functional stand and an interesting design do not make up for mediocre picture quality. At -310 there's a strong argument for purchasing a 20in 1,680 x 1,050 widescreen LCD instead.

Review summary: LCD monitor Replacing my fading, company-issue 19-inch Dell CRT monitor with a glossy-black 19-inch widescreen LCD by Asus certainly drew comments. There's no denying the visually striking design of the PW191, but good looks will only get you so far. ...

Verdict: Native resolution on the 8ms panel is a decent - but not outstanding - 1,440 × 900, which provides a good comfortable working/playing environment for most people. However, those of us that like insanely high resolutions for either work or gaming may ...

Review summary: It did not take long for the Asus 17" PM17-TU LCD to become a favorite with gamers. Now the manufacturer has shifted into an even higher gear with the PW191, a wide-format 19" monitor with great looks. Unfortunately, its performance is not always on ...

Verdict: First the bad news. The touch-sensitive buttons are not sensitive enough, and if you change adjustments often, they are a problem. And why did Asus have to use the glare-filter technology? We know it's a general trend, but consider this: Sony, who ...