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…

I used Dell U2415 monitors that are 24 inches and have an aspect ratio of 16:10. One died and I tried this Asus. I'm very pleasantly surprised at how good it is. I would definitely buy it again and actually tried to give my wife one of my old Dells to give me a reason to buy another. I don't game, but it's good for programming, writing, amateur stuff in Blender, and watching videos. That's what I need.

The ASUS ProArt monitor works great as a second monitor for my iMac. It was easy to set up and connect to the iMac. Worked immediately. The price was very reasonable. It had the necessary cables to connect directly to my 2022 iMac. The ASUS monitor can be seen on the right of the image. The only downside was that it's difficult to match colors with an iMac monitor, but I think you're sacrificing display color for the sake of economy.

I am just amazed at the value of this monitor. Everything looks high quality. The stand and clip are well designed. Very easy assembly and good packaging. I've had a smaller ProArt monitor for a few years and it worked without any problems. I use this monitor for graphics.

There aren't many reviews for the 24.1-inch version, so I wanted to give a review. I will be using this monitor for photo and video editing. I'm glad Asus took care to create professional-quality creative monitors at an affordable price. I was originally looking for a 27" monitor because it seemed optimal for the size of the monitor, but I really didn't need the extra specs/quality that came with the 27" ProArt's $299 price tag . Also, I work at a small table, so it doesn't make much sense from

I've been buying Dell 16x10 24" IPS monitors for a while and one day they ran out of stock. I tried one of these. Same price but a much nicer display. Color reproduction is great! as opposed to "mostly black" at Dell. Looking at the same thing on both the colors are more vibrant. It's also nice that 75Hz is available for the same price as 60Hz. I imagine as a graphic artist I'd find that useful more often.

The color accuracy is amazing, the fact that the MacBook Pro is not supported is the main reason I put off buying it for so long. But otherwise it's a really good monitor and we'll justify the price. * Sound quality isn't great, but what portable monitor has good speakers? -Remove the speakers and dump $20 on the next version!

Affordable monitor with excellent color accuracy. The extra height is extremely useful for MS Office applications and other business applications such as stock charts. These runway-style flat coasters seem to be going out of fashion, but I throw things like handles and wireless charging ports on top and find that they actually take up less space than straight-leg coasters. Contrast could be better, but that's a compromise for an IPS monitor. The refresh rate is too slow for gaming, so I use a…

I bought this monitor to stand upright next to my LG 34 inch curved monitor. It has an aspect ratio of 16:10, great viewing angles, good brightness, and the built-in rotation works great. 10/10