ASUS ProArt PA24AC computer monitor 61 cm (24") WUXGA Flat Silver / PA24AC /

Best value professional monitor you can buy, in fact I ended up buying 4 for my office for my creative team to use. These are perfect if you're doing color-sensitive work like photo or video editing. The specs are out of this world - 2k resolution (IMO you don't need more than that) & IPS display along with other colour features, plus it's very adjustable.

Very good quality and crisp screen. Brightness does need to be adjusted a little to not hurt my eyes but I have not yet played around with the built in settings and configurations. But it is adjustable to get the screen that suits you the most.

I use it for image retouching and general work on my computer. It’s OK fir my eyes with brightness down to 0% and only manipulating contrast depending on the ambient light. I trust the colour accuracy which is important for my purposes. I can say that the anti-glare properties are goo too. It’s not magic though (this applies to all such monitors I have tested) so if you have a lot of light in the room, you may need to use a higher brightness setting.

I love it, but the colors are not accurate

Best in the market

It is an amazing monitor, I wish if I went for the 4K one.

Good monitr with pefecr colors

It’s cool

This is a stunning display, and phenomenal value for money when considering its quality build and colour calibrated performance. It is the second ASUS ProArt Display I have owned and is my first choice for photography, design & graphics on a budget, without sacrificing build quality or colour calibrated performance. Also perfect for general computer use of course. The CALMAN Verified Colour Calibration at the factory means photography and colour test charts display accurately out of the box. There are also additional USB ports for additional connectivity purposes. The integrated speakers are not the greatest, but useful for speech from YouTube or casual radio streaming, ZOOM/FaceTime (camera required) or similar for example. There is also easy access to an extensive menu control for custom adjustments if required. I chose this 2K monitor for my Mac Mini as there is compelling evidence online that a 2K display, such as this, can prove advantageous over some 4K monitors, due to displaying the appropriate size of text and icons natively without the need for additional processing overhead. I would urge you to view Hunter Kings YouTube Review: Why I RETURNED my 4k Monitor // MacOS Scaling Explained. He goes to great lengths to explain the complex advantages of choosing 2K over 4K, which in some circumstances may be appropriate for you as it was for me also. I use my ASUS ProArt Display exclusively for editing of photography, graphics, and general browsing and computer use. I would urge you to consider researching a 2K monitor offering this colour accuracy and port expansion, over a more expensive 4K monitor that doesn't. 4K may offer you no operational or practical advantage for the additional costs. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

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Contra: Viene sin el cable HDMI. PROS: Excelente pantalla. Ya la tenía en mi estación de trabajo en un estudio de diseño y he querido comprarla para trabajar desde casa. La lectura de color es perfecta y la calidad de imagen increíble. Perfecto para diseñadores.

Decent monitor for decent price. Color looks accurate but there is still notciable difference comparing it to macbook pro display. It has a good amount of ports that you can use, except of usb-c. Great thing is that monitor has a solid base and you can make it vertical and change all kinds of angles. Buttons are nice to touch surprisingly, as the design of a monitor as a whole kinda looks cheap and plasticky. Thats completely fair, its a 250€ monitor. If you plan to use monitor speakers, don’t it’s sounds terrible. You can feel that ausus just can not compare to apple with quality and design, but thats exactly what I needed. Cheap, large, color accurate monitor.

Un écran Pro art a comme avantage d’être déjà calibré d'usine et surtout d'avoir un menu au démarrage qui permet de passer d'un espace couleur à l'autre (sRVB/ Rec 709). Mais cela n'est PAS utilisable en sRGB d'origine car la calibration est faite pour un point blanc de 6500 kelvin. C'est stupide et incompréhensible. En photo donc en mode sRVB si 'on veut être représentatif des papier des impression il faut être à 5500 kelvin. 6500 kelvin cela n'a d’intérêt que pour le Rec 709 qui est un espace couleur pour les videos sur écran.