ProArt PA32QCV

I'm hoping for a Mac Studio Display 2.0 -- rumored to be true HDR. Meanwhile I have the Studio display as well and am pleased with it. OP, there are not many options for large (32" or greater) HDR monitors at the moment. That's why Hasselblad literature talks about recent iPads and Macbook Pros that

I wrote about this monitor a few months ago - https://old.reddit.com/r/HiDPI_monitors/comments/1oapqxh/psa_the_matte_coating_on_the_asus_pa32qcv_is_very/ There are a few comparisons of VSCode between the Asus, a 4k light matte 27" and 1440p very glossy 27". Captions are under the image, the Asus is the third.

I went from 4K 27" to 4K 32" and didn't find the reduction in PPI to be overly significant, though it is noticeable. I'm a graphic designer, however I mainly use windows. Also have a Mac Mini with a 28" 4K, no issues. But, if PPI really is that important that you require it, Asus makes a 32" 6K ProA

Will you be editing for display HDR? if so, are any of those monitors supporting it? and bright enough? or are you thinking of moving to it in the future as it becomes more prevalent? that could be a factor. But even putting that aside, I'd look hard at the new ASUS ProArt Display PA32QCV. On pre or

Depends on how many sunlight is in your room. I have the Asus PA32QCV 6k with the LuxPixel (like nano-texture), it goes up to 750 nits and I think that's just right when it's sunniest. You probably will want more with 450 nits, but again my living room set up has full-body windows so it definitely g

I've read articles that say that the panel gets up to 600+ nits fullscreen SDR.This one says 635: https://www.tech-critter.com/asus-proart-display-6k-pa32qcv-review/ This one says 714: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2873124/asus-proart-pa32qcv-review.html#:~:text=First%20up%20is,to%20a%20minimum. I

What's your use case? Maybe something like an ASUS PA32QCV would suit you. I use this for programming/app development, and general productivity tasks, and it's amazing. It's colour-accurate enough, with a mode that emulates the colours on my MacBook's screen, and bright enough to use in a bright roo

Have you measured panel uniformity? I just returned Asus ProArt PA32QCV because of this. Sides had 15% less luminance than middle (e.g. 129 cd/m² vs 109cd/m²). I noticed this immediately and did measurements to confirm. Not sure it's worth giving a try again. 3x cheaper Dell P3225QE has variation up