ASUS is one of the world’s leading monitor brands. ASUS monitors are manufactured using the ODM (Original Design Manufacturer) model. This means that while ASUS participates in the development of certain models, the majority of its monitors are designed and manufactured by third-party companies.
The primary manufacturer of ASUS monitors is Pegatron, a company that spun off from ASUS in 2008. Pegatron produces a significant portion of ASUS monitors as well as a wide range of other electronic products.
ASUS also works with Qisda, formerly known as BenQ Corporation, one of the world’s largest ODM monitor manufacturers, which produces selected ASUS monitor models.
Another manufacturing partner is TPV Technology, a major contract manufacturer of monitors and televisions that also produces certain ASUS monitor models.
Foxconn manufactures selected ASUS monitor models and components, although it is not a primary manufacturer of ASUS monitors.
ROG (Republic of Gamers)
ROG (Republic of Gamers) is ASUS’s premium gaming monitor lineup, introduced in 2014. The series was developed for gaming enthusiasts and professional esports players, with a focus on high refresh rates, low response times, and advanced display technologies. Today, ROG monitors are available with Fast IPS, OLED, and Mini-LED panels and are divided into two sub-series: ROG Swift, introduced in 2014, and ROG Strix, introduced in 2016.
ROG Swift
ROG Swift is the flagship sub-series, featuring ASUS’s highest-end gaming monitors. These models incorporate the latest display technologies and premium gaming features. Current models primarily use OLED panels, while earlier generations included high-end IPS and Mini-LED displays. Depending on the model, ROG Swift monitors offer refresh rates of up to 540 Hz, advanced HDR support, NVIDIA G-SYNC, ELMB Sync, and ASUS OLED Care.
ROG Strix
ROG Strix is the more affordable sub-series within the ROG lineup. These monitors are designed for gamers who want high gaming performance without the cost of flagship models. Compared to the Swift series, Strix monitors use more affordable display panels and offer a smaller set of premium features, while still providing high refresh rates, low response times, and support for Adaptive Sync technologies. The series includes models with IPS, Fast IPS, and OLED panels, making it suitable for both competitive gaming and everyday use.
TUF Gaming
TUF (The Ultimate Force) Gaming is a series of gaming monitors introduced in 2019. Today, ASUS rarely uses the full name, instead treating TUF Gaming as a standalone brand associated with reliability and durability.
The series is designed to withstand demanding conditions and undergoes testing for resistance to high temperatures, vibrations, and other stresses. Its gaming design remains modern without being overly aggressive.
If ROG is ASUS’s flagship gaming lineup, TUF Gaming sits one tier below, offering most of the same gaming capabilities at a more affordable price while maintaining a high level of reliability.
ASUS ProArt monitor
ASUS ProArt Display is a line of professional monitors designed for professionals working in graphics, photography, video, animation, 3D modeling, architectural design, and industrial design. ProArt monitors feature high color accuracy, factory calibration, a wide color gamut, and support for modern professional display standards, making them ideal for tasks where maximum color accuracy and detail are essential.
Currently, the ASUS ProArt Display lineup is divided into several sub-series based on professional workflows. These are not separate product lines, and many ProArt monitors are suitable for more than one category. ASUS uses these classifications to help users select the most appropriate display for their specific type of work rather than to distinguish monitors by their technical specifications.
Photography is designed for photographers and image editors working with applications such as Adobe Photoshop, Lightroom Classic, and other photo-editing software.
Film Production and Video Editing is intended for video production, editing, color grading, and post-production in applications including Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve, and other professional video tools.
Animation and Game Development focuses on 3D modeling, animation, visual effects, and game creation using software such as Autodesk Maya, Blender, Unreal Engine, Unity, and Octane Render.
Graphics and Art is aimed at graphic designers, illustrators, and digital artists working in Adobe Illustrator, InDesign, After Effects, Clip Studio Paint, and similar creative applications.
Architecture and Engineering is intended for architects, engineers, and CAD professionals using software such as Revit, ArchiCAD, Lumion, and other BIM and engineering design applications.
Product Design and Manufacturing is designed for industrial designers and product engineers working with applications such as Creo, SolidWorks, KeyShot, and other software used for product development, engineering, and visualization.
ZenScreen Asus Monitor
ZenScreen is a series of portable monitors from ASUS introduced in 2016. Designed for mobility, the lineup provides a convenient second display for users who travel frequently, work remotely, or move between different workspaces. In addition to laptops, many ZenScreen models can also be connected to compatible smartphones, tablets, handheld gaming devices, and game consoles.
ZenScreen monitors are lightweight, compact, and easy to carry in a laptop bag or backpack. Most models feature either an integrated stand or a foldable protective case that also functions as a stand, allowing the
Healthcare monitor Asus
Medical monitors are professional displays designed for medical facilities where accurate image reproduction is critical. They feature 10-bit or 12-bit color depth and are certified to meet specified performance requirements.
They are primarily used for viewing medical images, such as X-rays, CT scans, MRI scans, and ultrasound images; displaying medical images during surgical procedures and in operating rooms; and clinical image analysis and consultations.
Other ASUS Monitor Series
ASUS also offers several additional monitor series. Unlike the company’s gaming, professional, portable, or medical displays, these are general-purpose product lines that group monitors by their intended use or a specific feature rather than by unique hardware capabilities.
Business — a series of monitors designed for everyday use in offices, homes, and educational environments. These models focus on providing a comfortable and practical experience for common tasks such as working with documents, web browsing, video conferencing, and multimedia.
Eye Care — a series of monitors equipped with eye-comfort technologies, including low blue light modes and flicker-free backlighting. These features have become standard across many modern monitors, so the Eye Care series simply groups models that emphasize comfortable long-term viewing.
Touch — a series of touchscreen monitors that support touch input. These displays are intended for applications where direct interaction with the screen is beneficial, such as kiosks, education, retail, business environments, and interactive workspaces.
