No problem! I’m glad I could help

Did you get the monitor? If so how has it been?

@@Roossi03 I've had it for 2 years and I think it's great! It mainly has served as a secondary monitor for viewing as I haven't had much time to do any animating or editing. However, I still love the look, colors, and screen type. I can definitely see the difference in this monitor and my "gaming" one (which I desperately need to upgrade)

No problem!

Thanks brotha!

thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed.

No problem! :)

Thank you for the support and kind words!

How did u move tht photo like tht ? Definitely I’m buying this Monitor and I get my Sub

@@TANZANIAFILMMAKINGTV I clicked and dragged it from one monitor to the other. Hope that helps!

Brandy, did u like the monitor?

@@Gulfbayphotography love it. Great budget monitor for graphic design. I like the 24” size because I run dual monitors. I like the resolution and aspect ratio. I still not exactly sure what mode to put it on for the best color accuracy. But, I just have it set now what is comfortable to my eye.

@@BrandySimonton How low does it go to the table as far as adjustability, a lot of monitors can go up high, but not that low?

@@counterstrike89 it can go all the way down to the base :)

@@BrandySimonton Ok cool, but would you know like how many inches it is off the table at its lowest?

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No problem! Glad I could help 😀

Thank you! :)

wow thank you! I appreciate the support!

It works great! Especially for the price.

Thank you so much!

Hey thank you! :)

I currently use Standard setting. I feel it is very accurate. I will point out that I am not a professional at color grading.

Thank you! It was one of my first reviews.

Thank you!

Yea you have to purchase a separate wall mount. On Amazon there are some good and affordable options. Hope this help!

I would say it’s useful because if you know your colors are accurate, you’ll be sure the image will look good (or like you intended) for the maximum amount of people possible. Say if I use a monitor with very little contrast, I’ll be bumping up the contrast to make it look better for me. But for someone that has a normal or high contrast monitor, it’ll look way different than what I wanted. I had this issue when I was editing photos for someone and when I sent it to my phone, the “subtle” filter I added looked overly edited and unprofessional. Also very useful if you’re printing anything

I don’t think this specific monitor has built in speakers.

Yep I used to use it as a monitor to watch my stream aswell!

For video editing for sure 60hz is perfect. Color grading it will do the job, but for serious color grading you might want to go with something different I have heard some of the colors can be slightly off with some of these. I use it for both but also barely color grade.

Interesting findings thank you for the comment.

Thank You!

That’s a hard one because you give up some accuracy for faster response time. There are some really nice ips panels that can perform well and still have an accurate image. Normally they are built for 2 separate purposes though. I would hate to steer you in the wrong direction.

@@BobasLife Thank you for responding ☺️ Because it is work related, I need to prioritize color accuracy. I do mostly play games that are pretty chill and not much motion happening fast on the screen. I am looking at either asus proart pa279cv or asus proart pa278qv ☺️ the first one has 4K, 60 hz and is a bit more pricy, but not sure if it is worth it. The other one doesn’t have 4K, but 75hz.

HP Omen 27i

bruh, in my country it's like 400 dollars sadge

I’m not sure for a vertical monitor, but for a everyday use monitor along with being color accurate it would work well for miscellaneous task.

@@BobasLife thank you for your feedback!

@@VoltsSniper no problem! :)

It’s 8-Bit

Its tested at 75 % adobrgb

Probably not the best monitor for gaming because it has a 5ms response and 60hz. Maybe for games like dota it would work but if you like FPS games as well, then I wouldn’t recommend it for gaming. Due to the slow response time.

How has it been after 2 years?

@@Roossi03 still going strong. No issues whatsoever. Use it for school and work as a graphic designer/photographer. Will probably upgrade soon but that's more about me and my requirements increasing and less about the monitor itself.

@@MadeByIsmael Awesome thank you for replying! I don't know if I should get the 24" version or 27" 2k version, I'm going into second year of uni doing concept art, but I don't know how long they last, so I don't know if I should get the more expensive one before I go into industry or use the smaller one and get a bigger one once I'm in industry...

Yes you can.

Im pretty sure this model is 8-Bit and ASUS ProArt is also compatible with the top major hardware calibrators such as X-rite i1 Display Pro and Datacolor Spyder 5 series *Source from their site.

@@BobasLife cool , thanks 👍

@@MahinspaceK no problem!

Nope not what I mean. “CalMAN Verified certification is a certification program developed by Portrait Displays Inc., using CalMAN software to evaluate whether a display has met the criteria for video post-production editing and reviewing purposes. The certification evaluates color temperature, gamma curve, and delta E.”

@@BobasLife My apologies. your right. I thought it was a slip of the tongue as they sound familiar. I was in the lighting department in the film industry and "Kelvin" is the color/light measuring standard. Kelvin/Calman sounds close. No harm meant, still I'm intrigued by the quality and value of this model monitor. Cheers!

@@deadmanprodinc no worries.

Personally I would would go for the 27in, I feel the 24in is just a little small IMO.

@@BobasLife ok thanks so much!

@@BobasLife one more question. what setting is yours on? is it on standard mode or srgb mode?

@@r335 I currently keep it on the standard mode.

Thank you! I love it!