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Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes do the used ASUS monitors come in?
The stock covers 23.8 inch and 27 inch panels. The 23.8 inch units are FHD, while the 27 inch units include both FHD and WQHD options.
Is there a used ASUS gaming monitor with a high refresh rate?
Yes. The range includes an FHD IPS panel rated at 180Hz, sold as open box. The rest of the stock runs at 75Hz, which suits office and study use rather than competitive gaming.
Can I check a used monitor before buying it?
You can inspect and power on any unit at the Karachi showroom before paying. If you order for delivery elsewhere in Pakistan, ask our team about the condition of the specific unit and settle the cover terms before it ships.
IPS panels from ASUS in 23.8 inch and 27 inch sizes, covering FHD office screens through to WQHD and 180Hz gaming displays, all pre-owned stock.
Used ASUS Monitors
Used ASUS monitors give you a second-hand screen from a single manufacturer, which keeps the comparison narrow and the decision quick. Buyers here fall into two groups: someone adding a second screen to a desk that already has one, and someone building a first desktop setup and putting the saved money into the tower instead. Every panel in this section carries the same badge, so you compare size, resolution and refresh rate rather than juggling brands.
The range spans 23.8 inch and 27 inch panels. Resolution runs from FHD up to WQHD, and refresh rate runs from 75Hz on the eye-care and office models up to 180Hz on the gaming panel. All of the stock listed here uses IPS, one model states a 5ms response time, and one 27 inch WQHD unit quotes measured RGB colour accuracy figures. Condition ranges across used and open box units. The price spread is narrow, running from entry-level through to premium, so a step up in specification costs less than the jump in numbers suggests.
Three choices decide this category.
- Refresh rate comes first: 75Hz suits documents, browsing and video, while 180Hz matters if you play competitive titles and your GPU can push the frames to fill it.
- Resolution comes second, and it pairs with size. FHD looks sharp at 23.8 inch and acceptable at 27 inch, but WQHD at 27 inch is the option that gives you room for two documents side by side without shrinking text.
- Panel type does not need a decision here, since the stock is IPS throughout, which means wide viewing angles and even colour off-axis on every unit.
Matching a panel to your desk
A student or a small office desk running spreadsheets and a browser gets the most from a 23.8 inch FHD panel at 75Hz. Someone editing photos or laying out pages should go to the 27 inch WQHD unit, where the extra vertical pixels and the quoted RGB colour accuracy earn their place. Gamers running fast shooters want the 180Hz FHD IPS panel and should check their graphics card can feed it. If you are building a dual-screen setup, pairing two 27 inch FHD units costs less than one high-refresh panel and gives you more desktop area.
Buy these monitors at the Karachi showroom, where you can power a unit on and check the panel for yourself before you pay. That inspection matters more on second-hand stock than on new stock. Orders ship with nationwide delivery across Pakistan, and you can pay cash on delivery or online. Ask about the cover on a specific unit at the time of purchase, since terms on used and open box items differ from unit to unit.