VP2788-5K

ViewSonic VP2788-5K is much more cheaper ($800-$950) and comes with fully adjustable stand included and thunderbolt 4...

You want a 32” (or smaller) 6K monitor, a 27” (or smaller) 5K monitor, or a 24” (or smaller) 4K monitor to get Retina-level PPI. I have the Dell 3224KB, the ViewSonic VP2788-5K, and the espresso 17. Having three Retina-level displays is fantastic.

Not exactly a true statement. There’s BenQ, ASUS, and ViewSonic 5k monitors available. Do they have the same build quality as the ASD? No, not exactly. Are they cheaper? Absolutely, albeit the BenQ with its tariff increase approaches the price point of the base ASD. Do they offer the same 5k 218 PPI

I use a ViewSonic 27" 5K (VP2788-5K) with mac mini m2 and thunderbolt 4 connection. 500 nits brightness so on it's bright. Text is super clear. if you're editing photos then better is better. US$995https://www.viewsonic.com/eu/products/lcd/VP2788-5K#specs

I'm not a digitech, but I am a pro photographer and sometime videographer.I just purchased a ViewSonic ColorPro VP2788-5K back in January and I love it, I got mine for about $1200CAD.I've used ViewSonic since Photoshop on a CRT.The new ColorPro monitors are Pantone Validated, factory calibrated, and

I have a viewSonic 5k 27" and it's way clearer than what you're seeing 4k. I looked at 4k displays but was so disappointed in the visual experience. 5k displays are pricey.

Here is the panel uniformity section of the calibration report. This is ChatGPT's interpretation of the uniformity report: TL;DR — ViewSonic VP2788-5K Uniformity Brightness uniformity: 🔥 Excellent — less than 1% variation across the entire screen → This is exceptionally good for a 27” IPS panel Colo

Hi! Thank you for the detailed breakdown. We built the VP2788-5K for exactly this kind of professional workflow, so it’s great to see it’s hitting the mark for your photo and video work. We also appreciate the honest feedback regarding the port placement and software documentation. Thanks for choosi

Put your monitor in Rec 709 mode using either the monitor's OSD or ViewSonic's ColorPro Display manager. Make sure that you go into your Mac Settings under Displays — choose your monitor and set the colour profile to VP2788-5K_XXXXXXXXX_rec709.icc.That way your monitor and macOS have a matching colour

I wanted Retina-level resolution on my displays, but can’t afford multiple Apple displays, so I have a Dell U3234KB (32” 6K), a ViewSonic VP2788-5K (27” 5K), and an espresso 17 Pro (17” 4K), and I am very happy with them.