Asus 32" ProArt Display PA32UCR-K, 4K UHD Mini-LED -monitori, musta

Bought this to try before I went for a certain 27” japanese screen for £2600 This one £1100 Fired it up and at first I thought yukk looks odd after my apple display….. it later grew on me, I was used to a glossy screen But, on checking my photo files I found lots that were total crap mushy un sharp badly focussed that the apple had made look ok So I am delighted as I saved myself £1500 or £800 on an eizo or benq alternative, yes the other two may be better BUT I am content with the asus….. Only one problem I have is cannot get the asus calibration software to work with mac studio m1, however the xrite software did run This is going to be used for photo and video work only…. Just need to shoot more footage for the video part

Not had long with this monitor but it is fantastic in terms of accuracy. I use it mainly as a grading monitor connected to a black magic decklink. I also have it connected via display port and use it as a secondary monitor when not grading. The local dimming zone is my only issue with it. It's not enough that you see a a lot of backlight bleed in high contrast areas which for me is highly annoying. But for use as a editing monitor for video and images I cannot fault it and you don't really see the blacklight bleed. Looks fantastic If you are gaming with it too. HDR is very good and have seen it reach to 1129 nits. I had a issue where the display port wouldn't work but after switching it off from the mains it worked again. I almost sent it back because of this. Hopefully that doesn't happen again. All in all highly recommend this monitor if you are serious about colour accuracy for video or image editing.