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The Asus Monitor Lineup in Bangladesh, Explained

How Asus Names Its Monitors

Asus sells more monitor families than almost any other brand here, and the model prefix tells you exactly which one you're looking at. VA / VP / VY / VU prefixes are Asus's everyday Eye Care line - FHD IPS or VA panels with low-blue-light certification, aimed at general desk use rather than serious gaming or creative work. TUF Gaming (VG-prefixed) is the budget-to-mid gaming line - genuinely higher refresh rates (up to 210Hz here) at a fraction of ROG pricing. ROG Strix and ROG Swift are Asus's premium gaming badges - Strix covers high-refresh IPS and entry OLED gaming panels, while Swift is reserved for Asus's flagship esports (360Hz+) and OLED gaming monitors. ProArt is the professional/creator line - 4K, 5K, and 6K panels built around colour accuracy rather than refresh rate. And VT229H is Asus's touchscreen model in this collection. Knowing which prefix you're looking at tells you more about what a model is actually built for than its screen size does.

Everyday Eye Care Monitors (VA / VP / VY / VU)

For general desk work, browsing, and office tasks, Asus's Eye Care line is the practical starting point: VP227HF, VP229HF, VY249HGR, VA249HG, VA279HG, VU249HFI-W, and VA249QGS all run FHD IPS or VA panels between 21.45" and 27", with refresh rates from 100Hz to 120Hz - noticeably smoother than the 60Hz standard for everyday scrolling, even though these aren't marketed as gaming panels. All carry Asus's flicker-free, low-blue-light Eye Care certification, which matters more here than raw specs if the monitor is running for 8+ hours a day.

TUF Gaming: Budget-to-Mid Gaming (VG-Series)

Asus's TUF Gaming badge marks the value gaming line - real refresh-rate gains over the Eye Care panels without ROG pricing. The VG249Q3R 24" FHD 180Hz IPS and VG27AQ5A 27" QHD 210Hz both push well past what the Eye Care line offers, and the VG279QM 27" HDR adds HDR support on top - all built for players who want a real competitive edge without paying for ROG's OLED panels or 300Hz+ refresh rates.

ROG Strix & ROG Swift: Esports and OLED Gaming

This is where Asus's gaming range gets serious. ROG Strix covers fast IPS and entry-tier OLED gaming panels like the XG256Q 25" 180Hz, XG27UCG 27" 4K UHD Dual Mode (which can switch between full 4K resolution and a lower-resolution, higher-refresh mode for competitive play), and the XG27AQDMG 27" 240Hz WOLED. ROG Swift is reserved for the true flagships: the PG259QN and PG259QNR both hit 360Hz with NVIDIA G-SYNC for competitive esports, while the PG27AQDM and PG27AQDP are OLED panels running 240Hz and an extreme 480Hz respectively - among the fastest gaming monitors sold anywhere in this collection.

ProArt: Professional & Creator Displays

Asus's ProArt line trades refresh rate for resolution and colour accuracy, aimed at photo/video editing, design, and any colour-critical work. The PA279CRV 27" 4K HDR is the entry point, the PA328CGV 32" QHD 165Hz is the rare ProArt model that also runs a genuinely fast 165Hz refresh rate, the PA27JCV 27" professional display pushes into even higher resolution territory, and the PA32QCV 32" 6K is Asus's flagship creator monitor - a 6016x3384 IPS panel with 98% DCI-P3 coverage and Delta E < 2 accuracy, built for professionals who need the screen to show colour exactly as it will print or render, not just look good.

Touch: VT229H

The Asus VT229H 21.5" Full HD Touch Monitor is Asus's touchscreen option here - a 5ms IPS-class panel with low-blue-light and flicker-free certification, built for point-of-sale, kiosk, or any workflow where direct screen input beats a mouse.

Asus Monitor Price in Bangladesh: Every Tier Compared

Asus's range here spans a wider price gap than almost any other brand in this store - from Tk 12,100 to Tk 285,000 - so the tier you should be comparing within depends entirely on what you're using the monitor for. Here's every tier, with the real trade-off at each step.

Entry Tier: Tk 12,100 - Tk 15,200 (Eye Care Basics)

The cheapest way into a genuine Asus display. The VP227HF 22" FHD 100Hz VA at Tk 12,100 uses a VA panel rather than IPS - deeper contrast, narrower viewing angles - while the VP229HF 21.45" 100Hz FHD IPS at Tk 13,200 switches to IPS for wider, more consistent colour off-axis, for about Tk 1,100 more. The VY249HGR 23.8" 120Hz FHD IPS (Tk 14,000) and VA249HG 23.8" 120Hz FHD IPS (Tk 15,200) both step up to a larger 23.8" size and a faster 120Hz refresh rate - genuinely smoother for both everyday use and light gaming than the 100Hz models below them.

Value Tier: Tk 20,499 - Tk 32,799 (Everyday to Entry Gaming)

This tier is where genuine gaming-grade specs start appearing. The VA279HG 27" 120Hz FHD IPS (Tk 20,499) and VU249HFI-W 24" 100Hz IPS (Tk 21,999, with a built-in air ionizer) are still Eye Care models, just at a larger size. The TUF Gaming VG249Q3R 24" FHD 180Hz (Tk 22,060) is the first true gaming panel in this range, followed by the VA249QGS 23.8" 120Hz FHD IPS Business Monitor (Tk 23,000) for office-focused buyers, and the TUF Gaming VG27AQ5A 27" QHD 210Hz (Tk 32,799) at the top - a genuine QHD resolution bump over the FHD models below it, plus a 210Hz refresh rate that outpaces every Eye Care panel in this collection.

Mid Tier: Tk 38,000 - Tk 52,800 (Touch, Mid Gaming, Entry 4K)

Three different use cases converge in this tier rather than one clear progression. The VT229H 21.5" Touch Monitor (Tk 38,000) is priced here for its touchscreen layer, not its resolution. The ROG Strix XG256Q 25" 180Hz (Tk 43,500) and TUF Gaming VG279QM 27" HDR (Tk 47,500) both push gaming specs further than the Value tier - HDR support on the VG279QM in particular is a genuine step up for supported content. The VA27UQSB 27" 4K IPS Eye Care (Tk 52,800) is worth calling out on its own: it's the most affordable 4K panel in the entire Asus lineup here, for buyers who want 4K sharpness for everyday and office use without paying gaming or ProArt prices for it.

High-Performance Tier: Tk 72,000 - Tk 107,000 (4K Gaming, Esports, Entry ProArt)

The ROG Strix XG27UCG 27" 4K UHD Dual Mode (Tk 72,000) is unusual even at this tier - it switches between a sharp 4K mode and a lower-resolution, much higher-refresh mode depending on what you're playing, rather than forcing a single trade-off. The ProArt PA279CRV 27" 4K HDR (Tk 79,800) is the entry point into Asus's professional line, prioritising colour and HDR over refresh rate. The ROG Swift PG259QN (Tk 93,500), ROG Strix XG27AQDMG 240Hz WOLED (Tk 99,000), and ROG Swift PG259QNR (Tk 101,000) all sit close together in price but serve different priorities - the two PG259Q models are 360Hz FHD esports panels built for competitive shooters, while the XG27AQDMG trades some of that raw refresh rate for an OLED panel's contrast and colour. At the top of this tier, the ProArt PA328CGV 32" QHD 165Hz (Tk 107,000) is a rare hybrid - a professional-grade panel that also runs fast enough for gaming, useful if one screen needs to do both jobs well.

Flagship Tier: Tk 132,000 - Tk 178,500 (Creator & Esports OLED)

The ProArt PA27JCV professional display (Tk 132,000) pushes ProArt's resolution and colour accuracy further than the PA279CRV below it, for creators who need every extra pixel and colour step. On the gaming side, the ROG Swift PG27AQDM 26.5" OLED 240Hz (Tk 151,000) and ROG Swift PG27AQDP 27" 480Hz QHD WOLED (Tk 178,500) are both true OLED gaming panels - the PG27AQDM balances 240Hz with OLED's instant pixel response for competitive play, while the PG27AQDP's 480Hz refresh rate is among the fastest available in any monitor sold here, aimed squarely at esports players chasing every possible frame.

Ultra-Premium Tier: Tk 215,000 - Tk 285,000 (6K Creator & Ultrawide OLED)

At the very top of the Asus range, size and resolution take over from refresh rate as the defining spec. The ProArt PA32QCV 32" 6K (Tk 215,000) is Asus's flagship creator display - a 6016x3384 IPS panel with 98% DCI-P3 coverage and Delta E < 2 accuracy, built for professionals who need colour to be exactly right, not just look good. On the gaming side, the ROG Swift PG39WCDM 39" UWQHD 240Hz Curved OLED (Tk 232,500) and ROG Swift PG49WCD 49" 5K2K Ultrawide Curved (Tk 252,500) both wrap an ultrawide, curved OLED panel around your field of view for immersive single-monitor setups. The ROG Swift PG42UQ 41.5" 4K OLED 138Hz (Tk 285,000) - the single most expensive monitor in this collection - combines full 4K resolution with a genuinely fast 138Hz OLED panel, 0.1ms response time, and HDMI 2.1 for console 4K/120Hz gaming, effectively functioning as both a desktop 4K display and a living-room-grade gaming screen in one unit.

Genuine Asus Monitors, 3-Year Local Warranty

Official Warranty & Local Service

Every Asus monitor sold here is genuine and carries an official 3-year warranty, serviced locally - handled directly by Tech Buy BD rather than routed through an overseas RMA process, whether it's an entry Eye Care panel or a flagship ROG Swift OLED.

Asus Monitors Currently in Stock

A spread across every segment and price tier - the best-value and most-requested picks:

Looking for a professional 6K/5K panel or a flagship OLED gaming monitor instead? See the ProArt PA32QCV, PA27JCV, and ROG Swift PG27AQDM / PG27AQDP / PG39WCDM / PG49WCD / PG42UQ covered in the price comparison above, or browse the wider Monitor collection and Kaloc monitor arms to mount your new display.

Visit Our Showrooms or Order Online

See and test the Asus range in person at our Banani branch or our Multiplan Center branch, both in Dhaka. Prefer to order online? Cash on Delivery is available inside Dhaka, and we deliver nationwide across Bangladesh.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are Asus monitors sold at Tech Buy BD genuine, with a real warranty in Bangladesh?

Yes. Every Asus monitor in this collection - from the entry-level VP227HF to the flagship ROG Swift PG42UQ - is 100% genuine and carries an official 3-year warranty serviced locally through Tech Buy BD. You can see the full range and buy in person at our Banani or Multiplan Center showrooms, or order online with nationwide delivery.

What is the price range for Asus monitors in Bangladesh?

Current prices span Tk 12,100 to Tk 285,000 - the VP227HF 22" is the most affordable, TUF Gaming and entry ROG Strix models sit in the Tk 22,000-100,000 range, and flagship ROG Swift OLED and ProArt 6K models like the PA32QCV and PG42UQ reach Tk 215,000-285,000. Every model is available to see and buy at our Banani or Multiplan Center showrooms in Dhaka, or order online with nationwide delivery.

Which Asus monitor is best value for everyday office or home use?

For general desk work, the VA249HG 23.8" 120Hz FHD IPS at Tk 15,200 is the best value pick - a genuine IPS panel with a 120Hz refresh rate for smoother everyday use, at close to entry-level pricing. It's in stock and available at our Dhaka showrooms (Banani and Multiplan Center) or for online order with nationwide delivery.

What is the difference between ROG Swift and ROG Strix monitors?

Both are Asus's premium gaming badges, but ROG Strix covers fast IPS and entry-tier OLED gaming panels like the XG27UCG, while ROG Swift is reserved for the true flagships - 360Hz+ esports panels like the PG259QNR and OLED gaming monitors up to 480Hz like the PG27AQDP. Both lines are in stock and can be seen in person at our Banani and Multiplan Center showrooms, or ordered online.

What is Asus TUF Gaming and how does it compare to ROG?

TUF Gaming (the VG-prefixed models) is Asus's budget-to-mid gaming line - it delivers real refresh-rate gains, like the VG27AQ5A's 210Hz QHD panel, at a fraction of ROG pricing, but without ROG's OLED panels or 300Hz+ refresh rates. It's the practical choice if you want a genuine gaming upgrade without the ROG Swift price tag. TUF Gaming models are in stock now at our Dhaka showrooms and available for online order.

Which Asus monitor is best for professional or creative work?

Asus's ProArt line is built specifically for this - the PA279CRV 27" 4K HDR is the entry point, and the PA32QCV 32" 6K is the flagship, with 98% DCI-P3 coverage and Delta E < 2 colour accuracy for work where colour needs to be exactly right. Both are in stock and can be seen in person at our Banani or Multiplan Center showroom before you buy, or ordered online.

What is the highest refresh rate Asus monitor available at Tech Buy BD?

The ROG Swift PG27AQDP 27" QHD WOLED runs an extreme 480Hz refresh rate, the fastest in this entire collection. For esports specifically, the PG259QN and PG259QNR both run 360Hz with NVIDIA G-SYNC. All three are in stock now - visit our Banani or Multiplan Center showroom to see them running, or order online.

What's the difference between the OLED, IPS, and VA panels Asus uses?

IPS panels (used across most of the Eye Care, TUF Gaming, and ROG Strix lines) give wide, consistent colour even off-axis. VA panels, like the VP227HF, trade some viewing angle for deeper contrast and blacks. OLED panels - used in ROG Swift models like the PG27AQDM and the flagship PG42UQ - go further still, with true per-pixel blacks and near-instant response time, at a premium price. All three panel types are in stock and can be compared side-by-side at our Dhaka showrooms.

Does Tech Buy BD sell 4K Asus monitors?

Yes - several. The VA27UQSB 27" 4K IPS Eye Care Monitor at Tk 52,800 is the most affordable 4K option, the ROG Strix XG27UCG adds a 4K/high-refresh dual mode for gaming, and the flagship ROG Swift PG42UQ combines 4K with a 138Hz OLED panel. All are currently in stock at our Banani and Multiplan Center showrooms, or available to order online with nationwide delivery.

Does Asus make a touchscreen monitor, and is it in stock?

Yes - the Asus VT229H 21.5" Full HD Touch Monitor is in stock now at Tk 38,000, with a 10-point-capable IPS-class panel built for point-of-sale, kiosk, or direct-touch workflows. You can see it in person at our Banani or Multiplan Center showroom, or order it online.

Which Asus monitors support NVIDIA G-SYNC?

The ROG Swift PG259QN and PG259QNR both carry native NVIDIA G-SYNC modules for the smoothest possible sync with an NVIDIA GPU at their 360Hz refresh rate. Most other Asus gaming models here (TUF Gaming and ROG Strix) use Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync instead, which also works with NVIDIA cards via G-SYNC Compatible mode. Both G-SYNC models are in stock and available to see at our Dhaka showrooms or order online.

What is the most expensive Asus monitor at Tech Buy BD, and what makes it worth it?

The ROG Swift PG42UQ 41.5" 4K OLED 138Hz Gaming Monitor at Tk 285,000 is the most expensive model in the collection. It combines full 4K resolution with a genuinely fast 138Hz OLED panel, 0.1ms response time, and HDMI 2.1 for 4K/120Hz console gaming - effectively a desktop 4K monitor and a living-room-grade gaming display in one unit. It's in stock now - see it running in person at our Banani or Multiplan Center showroom before you commit, or order online.

Where can I buy an Asus monitor in Dhaka, and is Cash on Delivery available?

You can see and test the full Asus range in person at either of our two Dhaka showrooms: Banani (Point Eleven Building, 3rd Floor, House-25, Road-11) or Multiplan Center (Shop-726, Level-07, New Elephant Road). Cash on Delivery is available for orders inside Dhaka, and we deliver nationwide across Bangladesh for online orders.