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    I tested this monitor light bar for two weeks — ASUS ROG ticks all but one of the most important boxes

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    After two weeks using the ROG Aura Monitor Light Bar, I’ve found that this accessory is decent overall, but doesn’t have good enough RGB features to really make it stand out.

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