AORUS FI25F 25" 240Hz 1080P NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible AUO Gaming Monitor, Exclusive Built-in ANC, 1920 X1080 Display, 0.4 ms Response Time, HDR, 100% sRGB, 1x Display Port 1.2, 2X HDMI 2.0, 2X USB 3.0

The stand is a little bulky, but overall a really high quality monitor for a reasonable price. I use it for CS:GO and while you can see some ghosting artifacts when going from black to whites, it doesn't impede on gaming capabilities at all. I would definitely suggest it as an alternative to a high end BenQ with DyAc+.

I stepped up when I got lucky and got a 30 series GPU, this monitor is great. I was a bit concerned with shipping but zero problems in that department. The monitor tilts, swivels, moves up and down the stand. It's incredibly versatile with phenomenal frame rates.

Cuando compre este monitor fue excelente, la mejor calidad de imagen los 240 Hz ser IPS todo me encanto, pero después de 2 meses de uso me aparecieron 3 puntos brillantes en la pantalla. Fue una pesadilla la devolución y todo lo relacionado con eso, ya que tuve que esperar como 3 meses para solucionar el problema, No entiendo por qué fue tan lento, pero fue una mala experiencia esa fue mi primera compra de Amazon, pero al final lo lograron resolver.

This review is for AORUS FI25F 25" Gaming Monitor. I've been running four of these monitors for almost two years now. I was looking to replace my older TN panel monitors with something that had better viewing angles and a faster refresh rate. I have a multi-monitor stand that restricts me to pretty much a 25" maximum screen size. I really wanted to get something that was 2K or 4K resolution, but I couldn't find any that were faster than 60Hz for this size class. That made this and the near identical Alienware AW2521HF the front runners. They both use the exact same panels, and they both have the same visual performance. The AORUS has some extra gaming features and cooler LED lighting, while the Alienware has better cable management. If memory serves, they both had the same stand functionality. I was able to get the AORUS monitors on sale for the same price as the Alienware monitors, and since my system at the time happened to be AORUS and I thought the AORUS monitor features and case were neater, I went that route. If I had to do it over again, I might choose the Alienware instead. I have a real problem with cable management and cables drooping below the monitor (which is annoying) on the AORUS monitors.In terms of picture performance, the AORUS monitors are very good. The colors look great. The monitor doesn't get true black, but it doesn't look like charcoal panel with a light behind it either. In other words, it's pretty good, and there is nothing distracting about it. The lighting is even on my panels, and the viewing angle is excellent. I have the bottom three in a semi-circle layout, and I have my fourth monitor above the middle one and tilted down. All four look excellent, and I have no viewing angle issues. The 240Hz refresh rate is a big improvement over the 60Hz I had before, even for simple things like scrolling web pages or documents. Now instead of it looking like a blur when I scroll, I can actually see the words and images. Watching the "Alien" refresh test is super neat seeing the difference. I also enjoy watching the video benchmarks and nVidia demos a lot more with the higher refresh rate. Also, stepping up from 24" to 25" monitors was a noticeable viewing area increase as well. The monitor is also features G-Sync and HDR. Overall, I am super happy with the picture quality and refresh rate, however I do still wish these were 2K or 4K for resolution.I should also point out that the included stand is one of the best that I have ever seen. It is so good that it is almost a shame that I am using a multi-monitor stand. You have height, swivel, and tilt adjustment. There is even LED lighting and a handle on it.I do need to point out issues that I have come across. One of the four monitors I received had a dead pixel and required exchanging. The included power cables and DisplayPort cables were short than standard, and they turned out to be too short. The standard cable length is 6', and these turned out to be 5'. That was enough of a difference to cause me to have to purchase separate power cords and DisplayPort cables. So, that was an added expense that I did not plan on. The cable management is bad. The connections are too far down the back, and they point downward. So, I have bottom loops of both the power cord and DisplayPort cables visible and in the way. The OSD Sidekick (allows you to control monitor settings through computer software) is a neat feature, but I have yet to find a way to get it to work with multi-monitors. It requires you plug a USB cable from the monitor to the computer to control these features, but it only wants to work for one monitor. I also can't get the firmware to update, which requires using OSD Sidekick.System Information:Gigabyte AORUS Z590 XtremeIntel i9-11900KZalman CNPS9900MAX-BlueThermal Grizzly KryonautASUS GeForce RTX 3070 V2 OC Edition 8GB GDDR64 x 16GB G.Skill Ripjaws V DDR4 3600 16-19-19-392 x 2TB Samsung 980 PRO NVMe M.2 SSD in RAID 1 Mirror1 x 2TB Seagate Constellation ES.3 SATA3 HDD1 x 4TB Samsung 870 EVO 2.5" SATA SSD in a Fideco external USB enclosure for backups2 x ASUS BD-RE BurnerCorsair AX1200i 1,200W PSUThermaltake Core W100 Super Tower ChassisWindows 10 Pro 64-Bit4 x Gigabyte AORUS FI25F 25" 240Hz 1080P IPS Monitor

Pretty disappointed in this monitor, especially when it comes to colors. It has abysmal contrast ratio. I spent literal hours to try to make it look better and couldn't make it any better than my LG 144hz IPS. Isn't as bright as other monitors. I do understand there would have been some trade backs when it comes to refresh rate, but, in my experience, 144hz->240hz is no-where near as noticeable as 60hz->144hz and absolutely not worth spending this amount of money on disappointing colors that I'll be looking at for huge amounts of time. Superfluous features that aren't really necessary and really add complication. The OSD software installs a bunch of random bloat. RGB on the back is a huge gimmick. You can't see it, it's not as bright, and would probably be against a wall anyway. The stand is ugly so I hope you wouldn't want to show it off.On the other hand, it's 240hz so if that's what you're after it would be passable, albeit more expensive than other 240hz. The ergonomics are really nice. The swivel, tilt, etc are great. Really wish my other monitors had these. Packaging was great. Everything was really simple and easy to get out and install. All cables were included and they even added different power cables for other regions.Crosshair feature to create your own is really neat. Absolutely not necessary. If you really wanted, you could use other OSD's to overlay your favorite crosshair PNG.Anyway, I'm no good at writing reviews, so here are my thoughts based on my experience. Ended up returning it.