ASUS ProArt PA329C Displayhdr600 Monitor: 4K DisplayPort, 65Hz, Flicker-Free, Height/Tilt/Pivot Adjustable, HDMI - High-Quality Visuals Review

I bought this monitor as my regular Korean 32 inch IPS 4K monitor failed. They seem hard to find; After a long random check, 2 were in stock at the end of July at 1:00 am and I ordered them. : only 1 point black pixels and right next to the control. Less than 1/2 cm from the edge, so no problem at all. I was concerned about bad pixels based on other reviews. Another good news, it seems to work great with both the old MacBook Pro and the upcoming ARM based Mac, and the display looks absolutely…

I really wanted to love this monitor. I was thrilled to get it, loved it but found tiny dead pixels in an area that I could only see on a white background. Another issue is that the USBC connector is damaged upon arrival. I can't touch the monitor or it turns off and sometimes the screen flickers and crackles. This means I can't rotate, tilt or rotate the monitor. The shipping packaging was perfect, but the monitor itself was shipped that way. I contacted the seller, the seller told me he…

Score 4/5 First of all I like Asus products. I have an Asus IX Maximus motherboard, an ASUS 1080 TI STRIX graphics card and now I have an Asus 32 with a 4K monitor. It's good. This is not my first 4K monitor as I am currently using the BEnQ321C monitor as my primary photo/video editing monitor. I'm not too crazy about this monitor as it was extremely over the top. It works fine, but I don't think it cost $2,000. This monitor came about because I was looking for a second monitor that was the…

This is a review based on first impressions. It will be updated as I gain more experience with the product. The panel is bright, beautiful, responsive and accurate. However, I haven't seen one that isn't defective. The first one I bought had at least 11 dark spots and 3 light spots. This is totally unacceptable for a premium product designed for photo editing and detail work. Since they are in short supply I have sent them to Asus for warranty repair/replacement. Asus does not ship warranty…

My pre-Retina iMac was already shrinking and Apple wasn't showing any signs of a major upgrade any time soon, so I decided to go back to the "component" solution. I love Apple's 32-inch XDR display, but do you really need $10,000 or more to build a system with it? I wanted 32", 4K and high color fidelity for photo editing. So I chose the new Mac mini and Asus PA329C, the most economical pair. Pros: great display, ∆E AdobeRGB well below 1 over the entire color space. Clarity in me use 3008 x…

I received this monitor for graphics work and immediately upon arrival the HDMI port was not working properly and I had to unplug and restart the monitor many times. The color calibration tool didn't work at all and Asus informed me that their software is currently not compatible with Windows 11. I spent hours talking to Asus representatives who couldn't find a solution. They forced me to exchange it only to get another faulty monitor. The problem escalated again and they couldn't find a…

Lightroom and Capture 1 are very slow on this monitor with Intel Mac Pro 5.1. As soon as I switch the monitors, they work at normal speed again. The video editor works great! The monitor is very bright, I turned the brightness down to 25%! I also reduced the saturation by 10%. Eye fatigue is worse than my 20 year old Apple Cinema Display, even with blue light suppression. The speakers are very tinny and unacceptable for this price. Resolution, color accuracy is good. Don't worry about the matte

This is the fifth Proart monitor I have. Love colour, love brightness, hate that all proart monitors seem to have dead pixel issues. I'm sending mine back for an exchange. Did the same thing a few times with my PA329Q before giving up. Of the dozens of LCD and OLED monitors I've owned over the years, Asus Proarts are the only ones that have consistently dead pixels. That's not what I want my customers to see when they look over my shoulder. I keep coming back to Asus because they are great…

I have no complaints about this monitor, it's great and overall I'm very happy with it. Color modes are easy to switch, it supports hardware calibration and doesn't have a single dead pixel. I have never owned a monitor that is 100% Adobe RGB compatible and I find it very impressive when it comes to photo editing. In my personal experience, this is the best value for money out of full Adobe RGB 10-bit monitors. support and it has already lasted a lot longer than the BenQ which I tried for about

I've been looking for monitors capable of color grading 4K videos for a long time at a reasonable price and finally settled on the amazing PA329C display. My system runs on three monitors and I buy a lot of monitors for post production. I've been buying Asus ProArt monitors for a while now because of their excellent color stability: I use the X-Rite i1 Pro spectrometer to calibrate all my displays every two weeks and I use a high quality Sony reference monitor to check and find that every Asus…

Make sure you have updated the firmware to the latest version. When I first used it, it had many problems. After the latest firmware I'm using, there are still a lot of problems. First, hardware calibration doesn't work on macOS; You need to find a Windows computer. HDR over TH4 not available on M1 Max MacBook (connection via TH4 to TH4 cable or TH4 to DisplayPort cable); HDMI on Macbook works with HDR, but HDMI2.0 on MacBook does not support 4K@120. But none of them can send 10-bit…

First of all, don't be put off by the "big frames". They're not big live and the screen looks smooth. First impression: - Super bright! Had to use it at 30% (Note: Usually my 300 nit screens are pretty bright) - Color reproduction is amazing, very close to listed values (100% sRGB, 100% AdobeRGB, 97% DCI-P3 according to Spyder X Elite .) See first picture. Response Time and Latency: This display is the smoothest I've ever experienced at 60Hz. This is the smoothest monitor I've ever had. Played…

I bought this monitor for use in my business as a professional photo retoucher. I've owned and used literally dozens of high quality monitors over the years and have been able to calibrate them to a usable level on almost every one. I was hoping for a great color. And while it looks great when you plug it in and turn it on, it's all downhill from here. Not sure if Asus just hates Macs or if this "professional" calibration software just reeks of everyone. Impossible to use it I use it and the…

The first four images show horizontal stripes. Not only is there one bar across the entire width of the display, the bottom bar is darker than the top of the display. This monitor also has dead pixels. As you can see in the last three photos there is a dead pixel and an odd color change which I first thought was a dead pixel but it looks more like lint under the display? Not sure what it is if it's not a dead image, but it's still unacceptable. I have read good and bad reviews about this…

I need a color accurate monitor for photo editing and this works as advertised. It replaces a similar BenQ monitor that failed after only a few years (failed just after the warranty expired). Monitors of this quality should be durable. I hope this is one, but time will tell. So far I am very happy with my purchase and the delivery from Revain.

This monitor is great for editing and color grading on my Mac mini M1 (2020). I use Premiere and the rest of the Adobe suite. After 1 year I can safely say that I love this monitor.

I just bought this monitor to work from home during the shelter at home crisis here in California. To be honest I think this is the best monitor I have ever had and my first monitor was in 1981 on a TRS-80 Model III computer. That is amazing. In the highest resolution (3840x2160), the text is very small, but so sharp and clear that my 58-year-old eyes can easily read it.

After reading hundreds of reviews both on this site and elsewhere, this one came out on top. This is by far the best monitor I've ever used. Perfect stability, retina pixels, color depth and width. Simply outstanding.

Pros: Accurate colors Cons: Clusters of dead pixels in the middle of the screen on the right Insanely intense glow Random failure in HDR mode I got the impression that spending $1100 on a monitor with someone looking at the panel made so much sense that I wouldn't have dead pixels and godless light everywhere. The monitor randomly turns off when HDR is enabled, sometimes it turns back on, sometimes I have to turn it back on.

This is a newer version of the 32-inch ASUS ProArt monitor (the older version is PA329Q). Absolutely fantastic color reproduction with 100% AdobeRGB coverage. Support for 2 custom modes to save color calibration settings and recall them when needed. The operating system does not require a color profile. This allows me to use the same monitor with a KVM switch and share it between two computers.