Review on ASUS ProArt Display PA248QV: WUXGA 24.1" | 1920X1200 | 75Hz | Height, Swivel, Tilt Adjustments by Mark Hutchinson

For a first monitor, that's pretty good (based on using a 15-inch IPS laptop monitor for photo editing). Moderately economical if you're unsure about color calibration and want something that's guaranteed to be accurate and ready to go. It has excellent colors, but if you're working with dark colors, be sure to switch between sRGB mode and Standard mode if you feel like some things are being blown out, or are viewing it from a different display, e.g. B. a telephone. Gamma on this panel tech just isn't as good as Oled, period, but it's good for ips. Didn't have to set anything. Gaming is possible on it, but this is a 60Hz panel; You might feel like you're missing out. I've tried 144Hz and above so keep that in mind. In a room with a lot of natural light, the panel won't get bright enough without having to turn it on manually, but again, that's just the nature of the ips panel. The overall design is beautiful and modern. The panel itself has a sleek and sharp modern body and stand that makes me feel like I shouldn't buy a third-party palm rest. The black and gray colors go really well together, the boxy design works best with very thin bezels. If you're using a medium-sized monitor, you're going to get confused all the time. Solid 8.9/10