Best ASUS Monitors for design and aesthetics

#1

The translucent rear shell and ROG lighting look distinctive and premium, although the elaborate gamer styling is not universally subtle.

#2

Silver styling, cutouts, translucent rear housing and blue lighting stand out from typical gaming screens, attracting enthusiastic praise.

#3

Minimalist black-and-silver styling and slim bezels give the display an understated, professional appearance.

#4

Slim bezels, a light profile, and restrained styling make a handsome professional monitor. The deeper bottom edge and occasional plastic squeaks are small aesthetic drawbacks.

#5

A futuristic ROG rear shell and customizable lighting look distinctive, while the comparatively plain plastic stand divides opinion.

#6

A relatively restrained front, compact stand and customizable rear RGB balance gaming styling with a clean desktop presence.

#7

The restrained black-and-silver appearance fits a studio or home office, though some find the thick lower bezel and plastic finish plain.

#8

Aggressive ROG styling, sharp angles and RGB flourishes look striking to some but overly gamer-focused to others.

#9

The mostly black, thin-bezel design is understated by gaming-monitor standards. Opinions differ on the illuminated rear ROG styling.

#10

The compact stand and restrained front appeal to many, while opinions differ on the familiar angular plastic rear casing.

#11

The restrained front and slim bezels appeal to those who dislike aggressive gaming styling, although the bulky rear and foot divide opinion.

#12

Its thin bezels and restrained professional styling suit an office. The plastic case, noticeable lower chin and exposed front controls divide preferences.

#13

The thin front bezel looks clean and modern, but the heavily branded RGB accents and conspicuous tripod stand divide opinion. Much of the lighting can be switched off.

#14

ROG lighting and logo projection lend a bold gamer look, but the large three-legged stand and flashy flourishes divide opinion. Several would trade the styling for a simpler base.