This monitor is also the one i mostly recommend for people starting out in photography. I am also so glad you mentioned the 4k resolution part. Not many people actually touch on that. They see all that infinite opportunities but never think about the responsibility you mentioned starting out. You would need more power and capability to work with 4k. Color also works and behaves very differently from what I have noticed working with 4k. Full HD is more than enough for small studios.

Most waited one. Thank you!

2 minutes in and still dropping hints about what the video is about. It's in the title. Get to the point.

A light video that explained the purpose of monitor and why no need to go for expensive 2k or 4k ones. Could have shown the actual reproduction of colors at various modes with a picture from your laptop. (of course what I see may not be the actual one you see - errors from my monitor 😉 I am on the fence to change my old LG IPS Flatron IPS236. Though very old, not an issue to use but spec says is it is only 80% sRGB. I shoot pictures of my family, our outings, birds, flowers etc. A EIZO 27" QHD proved too much for me and I ended with stinging eyes and returning it. Then I am wary of the clan called monitors. This monitor is one candidate. Another and easily available at a shop nearby in Abu Dhabi is PA248CRV that is a 24.1" 1920x1200p monitor. other than the extra 120 lines vertically does the 1200p add anything to the resolution? Theoretically no, since PPI is near the same as 23.8". If you have compared PA247Cv and PA248CRV do you have a feedback on the latter?

amazing quality and production! Would have loved for it to end with a best high end monitor recommendation from your point of view!

Great vid. I have a M2 MacBook Air. I want to connect 2 monitors to it: 1) a Dell S2722DC and 2) a Asus ProArt PA247CV. Can you please help me understand the best way to do it? Thanks

Great video...Yeeee I stil geting confusion as amateur photographer I use Pro grade full frame cameras and lenses... but I still have confusion you mentioned about colours on monitor. I use Pro Art Asus PA329Q which come from Factory certified calibration.... And I still have confusion which setup of color to choose ... ok from monitor sRGB ... and from Mac monitor display menu ... there is long list.... sRGB IEC61966-2.1 ? Thank You

Hello Sir, what is a better approach to getting a monitor like ProArt PA247CV or getting a good monitor and a color adjuster like SpyderX/elite?

Good day, sir. From which port do we connect the usb ports to the computer when using hdmi and display port? I don't have type c on my computer but it has usb 3.0. Do I need to connect it with an adapter like type c-usb to use the usb ports on the monitor? Thanks!

Thank you. Very useful, particularly why Full HD is all that is required. Will this be compatible with a Mac mini?

So, which one is a better option? ProArt PA247CV or the PA248QV?

you're reviewing a monitor and barely showed us what the image looks like...what's the point

1920 x 1200 is not too crappy for the mac?

Pa247cv vs pa278qv what do you recommend sir?

Being a professional video editor working in movies, I would like to disagree. Asus Proart is a very good option for creators, but only in their top end models that costs a fortune. For just a little bit more than this model you can get the LG Ultrafine 4k display with 135% Rec709, 98% dcip and 70% Rec 2020 and VESA certified HDR600 with 600 nits of brightness for beginner HDR colour grading. LG makes their own Nano IPS panels which is the best in the industry just second to mini led and OLED panels. I would not recommend blue light filter or anti reflective coatings for professional grade photo/video editing as they vastly hinder the colour accuracy and contrast.

Sir, what about Acer cb282k uhd, please

Is it good for gaming?plz reply?

BenQ SW240 is a better Monitor as it has HDR support and also 99% Adobe RGB and the price is very similar to this Asus monitor

does it render 100 percentage adobe RGB

Does it support HDR?

Is it 10 bit monitor sir?

A monitor review without even turning the monitor on??? Terrible review!

Radha Sir, what is that table-top monitor stand called? I searched in Amazon, but couldn't find...@Pixel Viilage