ProArt Display PA278QV Professional Monitor - 27- Inch, IPS, WQHD (2560 x 1440), 100% sRGB, 100% Rec. 709, Color Accuracy ΔE < 2, Calman Verified, ProArt Preset, ProArt Palette, Ergonomic Stand

This monitor is just what I wanted . . !* * * EXCELLENT VALUE FOR MONEY * * *I make films, and for a long time I was using an ordinary 27 inch monitor, which was okay, but I wanted an editing monitor that would represent 'true colour', as I could not be sure that the films I was making were colour corrected in true colour.This monitor is 'calman' verified, which means that it has gone through rigorous tests and calibration processes, to ensure that it is factory colour graded.A ProArt Display PA278QV Colour Calibration Testing Report is provided for each monitor, before it leaves the factory.I like that the monitor controls are located on the same side as the screen, so that you can see each of the six buttons, and you can switch on a ruler and grid, which I will find to be very useful when editing my films.I can't say anything bad about this monitor.I am using the Pinnacle Studio Editing Programme (PS's 17, 20, 21, 22 and 23 Ultimate), and the picture quality is far superior, when using this ASUS monitor. . !I had previously purchased a BenQ Designer 27 inch monitor, which was more expensive, but I was not happy with it, and returned the monitor, the screen appeared to be very dark, even with the brightness turned up to maximum.This ASUS ProArt PA278QV has received many excellent reviews on YouTube, which is why I decided to purchase this 2560 X 1440 monitor.So easy to set up on my pc and connected to my existing wall mount arm, I am seriously thinking of buying a second one - as I use two monitors in my editing room . . !

I think this is my fourth Asus monitor now. I have always found them to be a good product at a reasonable price. This monitor is no exception. It's a great monitor and about the cheapest 100% and calibrated monitor you can get.It has a 75Hz refresh rate and Freesync. That Freesync happily works with NVIDIA. I am not sure really why you would want any of that unless perhaps you are playing the odd game.The monitor comes well protected in a thick box, with stand, USB cable ( the monitor has a built in hub), DP cable, and two power cables. One for the UK and one for Europe. There's also one that I am unfamiliar with, which has a DP - USB C cable.Most of the box is card, but there is some plastic wrapping up the monitor and protecting the screen.The stand is really heavy and solid. I didn't use it, though, preferring to use a monitor arm.The monitor comes with the usual Asus interface and has a wider range of settings. They do suggest that you turn energy saving off to maintain colour accuracy. Of course the contrast is a little lacking, it's an IPS monitor not an OLED. But it's only a little lacking. It's really not bad at all.Highly recommended. It's a great monitor at a very reasonable price.

Absolutely obsessed with this monitor, it's crystal clear, the colour accuracy is incredible and it's just the right size.Best money I've spent setting up a business. I hesitated for about 2 weeks on which one to get, knowing what I know now I'd buy this again in a split second.The only thing I have to comment on is the sound isn't great, but for an artist it's not bothered me in the slightest. If you're watching movies/playing games you'll need external speakers.(When I have more space I'll be buying another for a second screen)

I wanted to replace my two dell 27" monitors as they are only 1920x1080 and are not matched therefore giving different results when processing photographs. I liked the fact that the ASUS ProArt Displays are Calman certified for calibration and offer a higher resolution of 1560x1440. The screens came well packaged and were easy to set up although there is no manual included but this can be downloaded, however there was a quick start guide for setting up the stand which is multi-functional. My ASUS motherboard had no problem finding the screens during setup and I didn't need to make any changes to factory settings which have been in use for a week now. There were plenty of leads included and I chose the supplied Display Port option, all inputs are clearly marked on the back of the screen. I also fitted the USB upstream lead which supplies power to the two USB ports on the side of the monitor, I did try this option for charging my iPhone but this proved to be slow as the screen powers down after 5 mins idle so I won't bother with this option. I have not used the built-in speakers as I have an external speaker already. All in all I am very satisfied with the monitors and could only find one gripe which is their use of foam packaging in the cardboard box.

Great quality displays with different colour settings, have had them a few months now and still happy with them.The included stands are pretty decent, feel robust and allow the screens to be pretty low to the base, but you can also mount them in a vertical mode if wanted.The only negative I would possibly give is the speakers on them are pretty quiet, but I have speakers connected to my computer so not an issue for me

ideal for computer art, great graphic, sharp and clear.

This is an absolutely fantastic monitor. I am using it for video editing and processing high resolution images from my Nikon Z9.I am super impressed how accurate the colours are. I did not need to calibrate it like I have done with my previous branded monitors.You get an awful lot for your money and my opinion is that this performs much better out there than much more expensive ones.No issues with brightness as others have mentioned. Colours are extremely accurate for media and even print.Very easy to assemble and set up. It's a 10/10 from me.

This is a stunning display, and phenomenal value for money when considering its quality build and colour calibrated performance. It is the second ASUS ProArt Display I have owned and is my first choice for photography, design & graphics on a budget, without sacrificing build quality or colour calibrated performance. Also perfect for general computer use of course.The CALMAN Verified Colour Calibration at the factory means photography and colour test charts display accurately out of the box. There are also additional USB ports for additional connectivity purposes. The integrated speakers are not the greatest, but useful for speech from YouTube or casual radio streaming, ZOOM/FaceTime (camera required) or similar for example. There is also easy access to an extensive menu control for custom adjustments if required.I chose this 2K monitor for my Mac Mini as there is compelling evidence online that a 2K display, such as this, can prove advantageous over some 4K monitors, due to displaying the appropriate size of text and icons natively without the need for additional processing overhead.I would urge you to view Hunter Kings YouTube Review:Why I RETURNED my 4k Monitor // MacOS Scaling Explained.He goes to great lengths to explain the complex advantages of choosing 2K over 4K, which in some circumstances may be appropriate for you as it was for me also.I use my ASUS ProArt Display exclusively for editing of photography, graphics, and general browsing and computer use. I would urge you to consider researching a 2K monitor offering this colour accuracy and port expansion, over a more expensive 4K monitor that doesn't. 4K may offer you no operational or practical advantage for the additional costs.HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

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Decent monitor for decent price.Color looks accurate but there is still notciable difference comparing it to macbook pro display.It has a good amount of ports that you can use, except of usb-c. Great thing is that monitor has a solid base and you can make it vertical and change all kinds of angles. Buttons are nice to touch surprisingly, as the design of a monitor as a whole kinda looks cheap and plasticky. Thats completely fair, its a 250€ monitor. If you plan to use monitor speakers, don’t it’s sounds terrible.You can feel that ausus just can not compare to apple with quality and design, but thats exactly what I needed. Cheap, large, color accurate monitor.

L'Asus Pro Art Pa278Qv è un monitor dal costo molto contenuto, preso in offerta si rivela uno degli affari migliori di sempre.I vantaggi:Supporto incredibilmente flessibilePrezzo competitivoLa luminosità di picco supera le stimeContro:Rapporto di contrasto di base mediocreNessuna porta USB-CAltoparlanti poco convincentiNon è passato molto tempo da quando un monitor pre-calibrato con precisione cromatica garantita faceva salire la pressione sanguigna. Il prezzo del PA278QV è meno preoccupante, in quanto è inferiore a quello di concorrenti simili, ma include anche la certificazione Calman e Pantone e la garanzia di un Delta E inferiore a due.Il Delta E è una misura dell'accuratezza del colore, e un valore inferiore a due significa effettivamente che è così preciso che anche un professionista valuterebbe i colori perfetti. Tuttavia, è diventato quasi irrilevante, dato che molti monitor da gioco di modeste dimensioni hanno valori medi di Delta E inferiori a uno.I punti di maggiore differenza per i display destinati ai professionisti della progettazione sono invece gli spazi colore che coprono e la loro qualità. Il ProArt copre gli spazi sRGB e Rec.709 (in parole povere, Rec.709 è l'sRGB per gli editor video) e lo fa in modo completo. Inserendo la modalità sRGB, copre il 94,9% di sRGB con un volume del 98,4%.Il ProArt non ha la flessibilità necessaria per coprire le gamme cromatiche Adobe RGB o DCI-P3, aggirandosi intorno al 70%, ma Asus offre un controllo del colore più avanzato grazie alla "regolazione del colore a 6 assi". Questo permette di accentuare il bilanciamento del colore rosso, ad esempio, senza influire sullo sfondo bianco e sarà una manna dal cielo per chi ama regolare i colori all'ennesima potenza.Asus offre un OSD intuitivo. Questo utilizza cinque pulsanti sulla cornice inferiore dello schermo che cambiano a seconda del contesto del menu e, grazie a un'etichettatura visiva chiara e a una risposta immediata ai comandi, è facile giocare (c'è sempre un'opzione di reset nell'OSD se si esagera).Essendo un pannello IPS, il PA278QV è più adatto alla visualizzazione di bianchi nitidi che agli sparatutto in prima persona, ma Asus offre ai giocatori il supporto della sincronizzazione adattiva fino alla frequenza di aggiornamento massima di 75 Hz. Si consiglia inoltre di attivare la criptica opzione ASCR (Asus Smart Contrast Ratio) di Asus nell'OSD, che aumenta dinamicamente il mediocre rapporto di contrasto statico di 866:1 del pannello.Il ProArt non ha la flessibilità necessaria per coprire le gamme cromatiche Adobe RGB o DCI-P3, aggirandosi intorno al 70%, ma Asus offre un controllo del colore più avanzato grazie alla "regolazione del colore a 6 assi". Questo permette di accentuare il bilanciamento del colore rosso, ad esempio, senza influire sullo sfondo bianco e sarà una manna dal cielo per chi ama regolare i colori all'ennesima potenza.Asus offre un OSD intuitivo. Questo utilizza cinque pulsanti sulla cornice inferiore dello schermo che cambiano a seconda del contesto del menu e, grazie a un'etichettatura visiva chiara e a una risposta immediata ai comandi, è facile giocare (c'è sempre un'opzione di reset nell'OSD se si esagera).Essendo un pannello IPS, il PA278QV è più adatto alla visualizzazione di bianchi nitidi che agli sparatutto in prima persona, ma Asus offre ai giocatori il supporto della sincronizzazione adattiva fino alla frequenza di aggiornamento massima di 75 Hz. Si consiglia inoltre di attivare la criptica opzione ASCR (Asus Smart Contrast Ratio) di Asus nell'OSD, che aumenta dinamicamente il mediocre rapporto di contrasto statico di 866:1 del pannello.A parte il basso rapporto di contrasto - che non ha fatto alcuna differenza apprezzabile nell'uso generale - si tratta di un pannello eccezionale in un supporto incredibilmente flessibile, il tutto supportato dalle garanzie di cui ha bisogno un professionista che lavora nello spazio colore sRGB o Rec.709. Da notare che se si registra il monitor presso Asus entro tre mesi dall'acquisto, l'azienda estenderà la garanzia di tre anni a cinque anni. Considerando il prezzo eccezionalmente basso, non ho esitazioni ad assegnare all'Asus ProArt Display PA278QV un parere ottimo.

Commande reçue rapidement avec Amazon Prime, livraison soignée et produit parfaitement conforme à la description.Concernant l’écran, très bonne surprise. La dalle IPS en 2560×1440 est vraiment nette et les couleurs sont très justes dès la sortie du carton. On voit que la calibration est sérieuse. Pour la bureautique, la retouche photo ou même un peu de montage vidéo, c’est très confortable. Je l'utilise avec mon MacBook Air 13 pouces M4, 16 Go de RAM, 512 Go de mémoire.Le pied ergonomique est excellent, réglage en hauteur, inclinaison, pivot… on trouve facilement la bonne position.Petit détail, les haut-parleurs intégrés dépannent mais ne sont pas extraordinaires, comme sur la plupart des écrans. Personnellement j’utilise des enceintes externes donc ce n’est pas gênant.Globalement excellent rapport qualité-prix pour un écran orienté création.Très satisfait de cet achat.

Très bon moniteur, je suis satisfait !