ProArt Display 27" 5K HDR Professional Monitor (PA27JCV)

The Thunderbolt issue is discussed here. You could however connect two monitors with one using USB-C and the other using DP to USB-C (see here). The 5K ASUS ProArt PA27JCV has a LuxPixel matte coating which looks very similar to Apple’s nano-texture. I felt the LuxPixel affected the whites too much

The highlights in any HDR video you encounter are just going to be mindblowing if you haven't seen true 1000 nits+ monitor. The PG27UCDM I had was only able to do correct EOTF curve up to 400 nits but the XDR is accurate up to 2000 nits. That's the major difference. There are minor differences like

As I mentioned, I didn’t like the quite aggressive anti-reflective LuxPixel (LP) coating on the PA27JCV. I decided to check the nano-texture coating on the Studio Display next to the glossy one. I felt the nano-texture was visually very similar to the PA27 and the glossy was so sharp and colourful.

4K will be much more affordable, but the sharpness of 5K for desktop applications is really great. I have the XG27JCG. In Windows, I set the scaling to 150% for more real estate. UI is rather small but definitely readable because everything’s so sharp. According to my calculations at 175% the UI is

I first had the ASUS ProArt PA27JCV. I really liked the design (stylish industrial looking) and the color profiles with the software, but it didn’t look that sharp to what I was used to with my earlier 27” 5K JAPANNEXT panel, which I used for 9 months but then malfunctioned. The matte on the PA27 us

I have an Asus PA27JCV (5K), but I also have an LG UP850 (4K) that I gave to my wife, who uses it all day with her MacBook. Let me tell you, the Asus quality is just crap! It crunches like a rustling candy wrapper. Backlight bleeding is everywhere, and that's supposedly normal. When I tested it, eve

If a Mac is your main machine, get the Studio Display XDR and forget about monitors for the next decade. I'm serious. I've tried from the PG27UCDM, ProArt PA27JCV, and finally the XDR. All of them pales in comparison to the XDR.

Both ASUS’s LuxPixel as well as Apple’s nano-texture diminish the sharpness on the PA27JCV and Studio Display respectively, at least to my eyes. The nano-texture on the iPad Pro was pretty good, though.

https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/1k8n5nd/asus_pa27jcv_vs_studio_display/ Just a quick search and already found multiple threads like this one people saying it's not even comparable to the ASD...

First of all, I did not ask AI to list screens that are not glossy. I knew about all of them. And even if I didn’t, that is besides the point of discussion. I showed quotes by those three brands that acknowledge that some users do find reflections a problem. And we have the Samsung Frame to make the