Review on ASUS ProArt Display Monitor PA278CV: High Performance 75Hz 🖥️ IPS LED Display with Adjustable Height, Pivot, Tilt, and Flicker-Free Technology by John Iseminger

Very happy with this purchase. Getting into graphic/UI design, I decided I needed the right monitor for my creative endeavors. The color is great out of the box. This is my first high-end monitor, so I don't have much experience comparing it. I just did a little research and decided this is the one I'm going to use after watching tons of videos and reading about BenQ and LG. It also fits perfectly in the price range. I use it with an M1 Mac Mini and as others have said was disappointed that USB-C doesn't work well or usually at all as a display output. I recently bought a Wacom Cintiq 16 and wanted to use it as an extended monitor. Considering the Mac only has 1 HDMI output, I started evaluating my options and decided to reconsider the USB-C issue. Find out that ASUS website provides driver/firmware updates and USB-C issue has been resolved. To install firmware updates, you need a FAT32 formatted adapter drive as well as a Windows operating system to properly extract the files even if your problem is on a Mac. Luckily I have a Windows PC and a Mac so that wasn't a problem, but if that's what you're looking to buy I hope this information will help you with your decision. can run multiple windows due to size. I'm not a PC gamer so I'm not sure how well this will work for that, but I assume it's good enough for casual gaming at moderate speeds. I can use the ProArt and Cintiq as two monitors on separate outputs with no hubs or bulky bells and whistles, which is a huge plus for me. If you are hesitant I would recommend 10/10 especially if you are interested in art/design.