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

I generally hate setting up new electronic devices. Mainly because after I turned 65 my visual acuity and dexterity started to decline, not to mention a few other things, but that's for another day. However, this monitor was very easy to set up and was up and running in less than an hour. Any young rogue could probably do it in half the time. One of life's harsh realities. The ease of changing the screen position is a big plus. However, I chose this monitor for its compatibility and interface with Apple products. The interface between this monitor and my 2022 MacBook Pro was instant and smooth over Thunderbolt. It offers audio and video transmission over a single connection. HDMI is another available option. Color adjustment was pretty easy. This screen is ideal for editing and creating music with Logic Pro. Also, the 24-inch screen is large enough for my visual needs, yet compact enough not to take up all of my desk space. The device also has a built-in USB hub, which comes in handy when you need to connect an audio interface, external hard drive or drum pad for Beats. In addition, they offer a high-quality USB-C cable and (2) HDMI connection cables. But the best thing is the price. After spending money on Apple MacBook Pro with new M1 Pro chip design. I wanted a good monitor that would fit well but wouldn't break the bank. This monitor gave the same plus a lot more for the money I spent. And I call that a bargain. the best i ever had.