Asus
The ASUS VT168HR is a 15.6" WXGA touchscreen monitor with 10-point projected capacitive touch, designed for POS, digital signage, and secondary display use, offering low power consumption and eye‑care features.
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Current
$163.90
Average
$157.53
Lowest
$119.00
Highest
$164.14
Lower = better sales rank
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Best For
Retail POS terminals, hospitality kiosks, industrial control panels, secondary touch‑enabled displays for home offices, education stations, and small‑scale digital signage where interactivity and low power are priorities.
Not Ideal For
Graphic design, video editing, gaming, or any workflow that demands high color accuracy, wide viewing angles, or high‑resolution displays.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers view the VT168HR as a reliable, no‑frills touchscreen aimed at commercial environments. They commend its responsive touch, eye‑care features, and sturdy build, but note the TN panel’s limited color performance and the modest 1366×768 resolution make it less suitable for color‑critical tasks.
What Users Say
Everyday users appreciate the monitor’s touch responsiveness, easy mounting, and eye‑care benefits, especially for POS and small‑office setups. Common complaints focus on washed‑out colors, insufficient resolution, lack of speakers, and the need for a USB‑B cable for touch.
Common Complaints
Limited color gamut and washed‑out visuals, reflective screen in bright light, outdated 1366×768 resolution, absence of built‑in speakers and USB‑C, and lack of height adjustment.
What People Are Saying
“Perfect for my small business POS system — touch is fast and accurate.”
“Easy to mount on the wall and integrates well with my mini PC.”
“Love the eye care features — I use it all day and don’t get eye fatigue.”
“Great value for a 10-point touchscreen with HDMI and VGA.”
“Colors look washed out — not good for photo editing or videos.”
“Screen is too reflective in some lighting, despite anti-glare coating.”
“Wish it had USB-C or built-in speakers.”
“Resolution feels outdated — text isn’t as sharp as on my laptop.”
How It Compares
vs. Dell P2419HT
Advantages
Disadvantages
Choose the ASUS VT168HR for budget‑focused, space‑constrained POS or kiosk setups; choose the Dell P2419HT for higher visual fidelity and full HD resolution.
vs. HP EliteDisplay S14
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Disadvantages
Select the ASUS VT168HR when you need a larger footprint and VESA mounting at a lower cost; select the HP EliteDisplay S14 if you prefer an IPS panel and potentially newer connectivity.
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