ASUS TUF Gaming 5 24.5” 1080P Monitor price drops to $159

$10.22 off right now.

If you are after a high-refresh monitor with competitive esports specs, the ASUS TUF Gaming 5 24.5" 1080P Monitor drops to $159 - save $10.22. That is a 6% cut from its 180-day average, bringing a 310Hz Fast IPS panel with sub-millisecond response time within reach for serious gamers.

THE DEAL

ASUS TUF Gaming 5 24.5" 1080P Monitor

$159 (was $169.22) - Save $10.22 (6% off)

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For just $159, below its 180-day average of $169.22. The monitor has averaged $152.62 over the last 90 days and $143.42 over the last 30, so this price sits in a comfortable middle zone between recent lows and the longer-term norm.

Not a fire-sale low, but a meaningful drop from what it typically runs.

What You're Getting

The 24.5-inch Full HD (1920x1080) Fast IPS panel overclocks to 310Hz with a 0.3ms GTG response time, built for competitive play where every frame counts. FreeSync Premium and G-Sync Compatible support eliminate screen tearing across AMD and Nvidia hardware.

ASUS Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync (ELMB SYNC) works alongside variable refresh rates to cut ghosting without sacrificing brightness. The DisplayWidget Center lets you tweak OSD settings with a mouse instead of fumbling with monitor buttons, and the built-in TUF Gaming AI features auto-adjust visuals based on on-screen content.

99% sRGB coverage means it pulls double duty for casual creative work.

Who This Is For

Best for: competitive FPS and fighting game players who want a high refresh rate without jumping to 1440p or 4K. Also a strong fit for anyone building a secondary streaming or LAN rig where 1080p resolution keeps frame rates stable at 300Hz+.

If you are a single-player or narrative-focused gamer who values resolution over speed, a 1440p or 4K panel makes more sense for the same money.

Final Verdict

At $159. This is a fair price for a 310Hz IPS monitor with G-Sync/FreeSync flexibility and sub-millisecond response. If you need a fast 1080p panel for esports or high-frame-rate play, this hits the mark without overpaying.

Wait if you can stretch to a 1440p monitor or if your GPU struggles to push past 144Hz at 1080p.