Best ASUS Monitors for console gaming compatibility

#1

4K at 120Hz, VRR, HDMI 2.1, and HDR support make it a strong match for current consoles. An external audio solution is required because there are no speakers.

#2

PS5 and Xbox testing finds broad 4K/120Hz and VRR support, making this an unusually capable 5K display for consoles.

#3

The HDMI inputs accept 4K/120Hz console signals and downscale them to the native QHD screen with useful HDR and VRR support.

#4

HDMI supports downscaled 4K/120Hz and key console gaming features; ELMB at 120Hz is a bonus. Lack of speakers and Dolby Vision may require compromises.

#5

PS5 and Xbox can take advantage of HDMI 2.1, 120Hz and compatible VRR/HDR modes, though accepted 4K signals are displayed at native 1440p.

#6

PS5 and Xbox support reaches 4K at 120Hz, with Dolby Vision providing an extra option on Xbox. Console players cannot use the panel's full 240Hz rate.

#7

HDMI input allows console use for basic play, but without high-refresh benefits.

#8

HDMI 2.1, VRR, and 120Hz input work well for consoles, including virtual 4K signal acceptance. The native panel remains 1440p and console users cannot access 360Hz.

#9

The 1440p image and variable refresh support make it appealing for responsive console play, but HDMI 2.0 and the absence of 4K limit the experience.

#10

Xbox and PlayStation signals work well, including 4K input downscaling and 120Hz play. Manual 16:9 selection and some ELMB restrictions make it less seamless than on PC.

#11

A source specifically discourages using the monitor for PlayStation entertainment. Its basic refresh and HDR capabilities limit the experience even if it accepts a console signal.