ASUS ProArt PA27UCX-K 4K HDR IPS Mini LED Monitor - 27”, 1000 nits, HDR-10, Dolby Vision, HLG, 576 zones, 97% DCI-P3, 99.5% Adobe RGB, 100% sRGB/Rec. 709 , Hardware Calibration, USB-C

I love this monitor! Very sharp, great colours, which as a photographer aids editing. Good build quality and great value.Plenty of ports, although it would be nice if some were a little more accessible.My only word of caution is the speakers as others have noted are rubbish, so if you need sound you will need to either buy some speakers or a different monitor!From my perspective it makes no difference, so I am delighted with the monitor.

Most of my screen time is spent in Firefox, Outlook and Word. I was concerned that changing to a 4K monitor would mean text that was too small to work with. The ASUS PA278CV monitor seemed to be a suitable. In fact, it's brilliant! Clear text, great definition, colours and connectivity, versatile stand and, a reasonable cost (Amazon) compared to 4K. I was also concerned that moving to a 27" from a 22" would be overkill for my small computer desk, but it's a perfect fit. I have reduced peripheral vsion on the right-hand side (hemianopia) but the width of the screen encourages me to scan to the right; a positive attribute that I hadn't expected. Downside? Speakers are quiet and fogetable apart from Windows system sounds.The supplied instructions use pictograms that are not the most informative. Written instructions can be downloaded at ASUS Download UK, and are almost essential. With those instructions I found two more USB-A ports on the right hand side of the monitor.At the moment I'm using HDMI input, but I will be trying DP. The USB-C connection to a Samsung S8 tablet, automatically changed the tablet to DX mode and, the ASUS monitor produced a great version of the tablet screen. My Windows 10 set up with an ancient graphics card was happy to switch to 75Hz refresh, but the 11th gen Core i5 running Windows 11 in Intel UHD graphics will only run 64Hz. Neither computer will run HDR. I need to try the USB-C input as a KVM. There is also a free 3 month download of Adobe Creative Cloud to try.In summary, I couldn't be happier and, it looks good with the nearby ASUS ET12 router.

UPDATE:Ordered a Calibrite Display Pro HL and it works like a charm! Now able to calibrate the monitor and set the colour on the screen natively. Massively happy with results and appears to be performing better than expected!ORIGINAL:Amazing image and colors out of the box, the presets to move between Adobe RBG and Rec709 are great. However, its seems that Asus haven't kept up with supporting the calibration software for this monitor. Asus Pro Art Hub can be downloaded from the Windows app store, but it doesn't support or identify the Datacolor Spyder X Elite... Only the X1 iDisplay Pro / Pro Plus are listed in the drop down and they aren't even produced any more... No idea if the Calibrite calibrators will actually work with the software or not.Its a shame as this seems to be the only true 10-bit monitor that I could get my hands on at this price point, which is still not super cheap.I'm going to reach out to Asus support and see if they can assist at all, but may have to just accept that I'm as close as I can get for color reproduction at this price point, but maintaining and guaranteeing it over time won't be possible.

ASUS ProArt PA27UCX-K is a 27-inch monitor with a mini LED backlight that supports 4K HDR, 576 zones of local dimming, and quantum-dot technology. It is intended for creative professionals and enthusiasts who require a high-performance, colour-accurate display for work and play.Pros:+It has impressive image quality, with a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels, a brightness of 1000 nits, a contrast ratio of 1000:1, and a wide colour gamut of 97% DCI-P3, 99.5% Adobe RGB, 100% sRGB and 83% Rec. 2020. It also supports multiple HDR formats, such as Dolby Vision, HDR-10, and HLG, which enhance the dynamic range and colour depth of the content.+It has superb colour accuracy, with a delta-E (∆E) value of less than 1, which means that the colours on the screen are almost indistinguishable from the real ones. It also has an ASUS ProArt Hardware Calibration technology, which allows users to adjust the colour settings and save them to the monitor’s internal memory. It also comes with a factory pre-calibrated report that shows the colour performance of the monitor.+It has a sleek and ergonomic design, with a thin bezel, a sturdy stand, and a cable management system. It also has a wide range of connectivity options, such as HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, USB-A, and audio ports. The USB-C port supports signal, data transfer, and power delivery up to 90W for external devices. It also has a built-in speaker and microphone for audio output and input.+It has a user-friendly interface, with easy-to-access buttons and menus. It also supports remote control via a smartphone app or a hotkey puck that can switch between different modes and settings. It also has an eye-care feature that reduces blue light and flickers to protect the eyes from strain and fatigue.Cons:-It is quite expensive, and may not be affordable for everyone. It also may not be worth the price if you don’t need all the features and performance it offers.-It is not very energy-efficient and may consume more power than other monitors. It also may generate more heat and noise due to the mini LED backlight.-It is not very portable and may be difficult to move or transport due to its size and weight. It also may not fit well in small or crowded spaces.-It may have some compatibility issues with some devices or software that do not support the HDR formats or the colour profiles of the monitor. It also may require some calibration or adjustment to achieve the optimal image quality.Reasons to buy:*If you are looking for a stunning and professional monitor that can deliver exceptional image quality and colour accuracy for your creative work and entertainment.*If you want to enjoy the benefits of the mini LED backlight, the quantum-dot technology, and the multiple HDR formats that enhance the dynamic range and colour depth of the content.*If you trust the ASUS brand and its certification process.Reasons to avoid:*If you are looking for a cheaper or more energy-efficient monitor that can meet your basic needs and preferences.*If you want to use the monitor for other purposes than creative work or entertainment.*If you prefer a more portable or compact monitor that can fit well in your space.--------Conclusion--------The ASUS ProArt PA27UCX-K is an eye-catching and professional monitor that can provide exceptional image quality and colour accuracy for your creative work and entertainment. It has a 4K HDR mini LED backlight, 576 zones of local dimming, and quantum-dot technology. It also has ASUS ProArt Hardware Calibration technology, which allows users to adjust and save colour settings to the monitor's internal memory. However, it is quite expensive and inefficient in terms of energy consumption. It is also not particularly portable or compatible with certain devices or software. Overall, it is an excellent choice for creative professionals and enthusiasts who require a high-performance and colour-accurate display for work and play.

In fact, I'm using it right now, as I type this, as it's the main screen for my PC Desktop .. and it's large enough for me, very clear, with lots of features on it... I love the usb connection at the back to plug in my phone, if I need to charge it... and it's very bright (if you like your screen like that.. I like mine a bit less bright).I'll be buying a second one, for my boys Gaming PC, soon.

Da ich vor der Aufgabe stand meinen "alten" 27" iMac zu ersetzen machte ich mich auf die Suche nach einem Monitor für die Verwendung mit meinem 14" M1 MBP. Eigentlich dachte ich sofort an ein Apple Studio Display, zumal ich daran ja schon von meinem iMac gewohnt war, doch habe ich dann noch einmal etwas im Internet gestöbert. Bei PRAD bin ich dann auf einen sehr guten Test des Asus ProArt PA279CRV gestoßen und dachte mir so, versuchst du es einmal.Anfänglich war ich genauso verunsichert wie einige, die auch auf der Suche nach einem Monitor für das Apple-Ökosystem sind, aufgrund des "Skalierung Problems" von MacOS. Letztlich hat sich das für mich aber komplett als unrelevant beim täglichen Arbeiten herausgestellt. Ich hatte im iMac 5k und jetzt halt 4k. Gefühlt macht es, zumindest für mich, keinen Unterschied.Ich nutze den Monitor mit einer UI-Darstellung von 1920x1080. Das stellt sich als sehr angenehm zum Arbeiten heraus, was den Augenabstand anbelangt. Der Monitor ist scharf, keine Frage. Ausschlaggebend für den Kauf gegenüber dem Apple Studio Display waren für mich die folgenden Punkte.- Preis/Leistung- RGB Farbraumabdeckung (Ich lasse sehr viel Drucken und arbeite meist mit Lightroom und Photoshop)- die Möglichkeit für Standfuß oder VESA-HalterungKlar ist, dass Material des Monitors lässt sich in keiner Weise mit dem Apple Pendant vergleichen, aber mal ehrlich – wie oft nehmt ihr den Monitor in die Hand nach dem Anschließen? Wenn ich beim arbeiten Musik hören will, dann nehme ich Kopfhörer und eine Webcam ist im Notebook.Ich habe ihn erweitert mit einem "Arctic X1-3D" Monitorarm, um auch mein Wacom-Tablet einfach unter den Monitor zu schieben, wenn ich es nicht brauche. Auch die Möglichkeit den Monitor in jede Richtung bewegen zu können durch den Arm erweist sich in der täglichen Arbeit als echte Hilfe.Bisher kann ich wirklich sagen, dass ich den Kauf nicht bereut habe.

Ich habe mir ursprünglich einen Monitor mit guter Farbwiedergabe gesucht, da ich viele Bilder und Videos bearbeite. Bei meiner Suche stieß ich auf diesen Monitor, für knapp 370 Euro.Die Größe ist gut, sehr Hell und Farbwiedergabe perfekt. Es gibt verschiedene Modi.Auch ist dieser Monitor gut fürs zocken geeignet, dank des 144 HZ und 2K Panels.

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