ASUS ProArt Display 27” 1440P Professional Monitor (PA278CGV) - IPS, QHD (2560 x 1440), 144Hz, 95% DCI-P3, ΔE < 2, Calman Verified, USB-C PD 90W, FreeSync Premium, DisplayHDR 400, Height Adjustable

Fantastic color accurate field monitor great for professional photographers. I am a professional photographer and digitech and this has been a great monitor for client viewing on location as well as a great second monitor when working remotely on just your laptop. Great one cable solution if you are using usbC/thunderbolt 3 or 4. Stunning color accuracy and being 1080p is actually a big asset in the field as it is far less taxing on your laptop's GPU. Resulting is faster rendering of preview images. One of my favorite features is the 1/4 20 socket on the bottom. Perfect for mounting on a tripod, light stand or magic arm. My only complaints are no sunsheild/glare gard, but you can make or buy one. However, as it has a really good matte screen glare is not much of an issue. It's really just brightness in direct sun, which really you can still see it, it just would be better with a sun shield. My only other complaint is that the touch screen only functions on a pc. No touch support for Mac. I suspect this is mostly to due with apple not Asus but I'm not sure. It would be great to have touch support for Mac and also camera but i suspect that's impossible. That brings me to the last really cool thing, you can plug it directly into the camera's hdmi out to get a live view while shooting stills or video to card. And it works great with one exception... It only supports 8 bit HDMI which means if you use it as a video monitor directly attached to the camera you can't shoot in 10 bit only 8bit at least with my cameras. That hurts. In conclusion you won't find a more color accurate field monitor with a 1/4 20 thread mount for this price. I have 3 Asus pro art monitors that run my business. A 4k 32" a 2k 24" and now this 1080p 14" I 100% trust the color accuracy and brightness of these monitors and I stake my reputation and business on them everyday.

This is a beautiful display in a fairly uncommon aspect ratio. I've liked it immensely and have had no issues with it. If you want a color accurate display that can hold a little more in its margins, it's a good option. As it is a monitor, do not use it for sound output. The on-board speaker is weak (as you might expect). I'm not even sure why it has speakers to begin with. The screen is fairly adjustable, though, if that's something you'd like to know.It's very sturdy. It's good for making art (especially visual art). Amazon has suggested that I discuss its gaming potential. It is not a gaming monitor. It will, of course, show you anything you choose to display, but you could probably do better if gaming is your interest. Still, despite Amazon's strange suggestion, I feel comfortable recommending this easily. It's a great monitor!

It has everything I would ever want in a monitor, glad I held off and waited till I was able to get this over other monitors. The 16:10 Aspect Ratio looks great on After Effects and Gaming as coincidentally it shares the same aspect ratio as the Steam Deck. These are the best colors I've seen on a display since probably my M1 Macbook Air but it's probably better seeing how neutral it is and the anti reflective screen is really nice to see whatever is being displayed. It has 5ms latency from what I've researched and it performs perfectly for 60fps-75fps gaming which is all I need.You do have the abliity to switch inputs between Displayport, HDMI, and VGA which is great if you have a capture card and only want to use one Display for multiple devices. The stand is also pretty nice and offers a lot breathing room for your desk. It also has speakers which I wasn't expecting and its serviceable at best but its there when I need it which is perfectly fine.Only gripe is that any area that's dark and has high contrast white in the image it'll bloom a decent amount in a dark room so that's pretty annoying but usually I can turn on the lights in my room anyways which is probably better for my eyes too.Overall I would recommend this to every aspiring content creator if they're looking for an extremely high quality Display on a budget, if I had more disposable money I would absolutely have gotten a 2nd one to go with this one.

I've had two of these monitors for almost two years now and they are the best monitors purchased to date. I like ASUS products and have had ASUS motherboards with great success with their products. I started with looking at 4k and even 2k monitors. Since it's more for home use there is no interest in spending that much on 4k monitor at this time. While searching this monitor came up and peaked interest. It's 16x10 which at first wasn't big on but in digging deeper and measuring compared to some of the other standard 1920x1080 it offered additional horizontal screen size. It is also the perfect size for the space it is used. A 27" was really too big for this particular application. This fits two nicely in the space. They do rotate so you can do landscape or portrait depending on preference or it comes in handy if adjusting/connecting cables.It also adjusts up and down on the base making the bottom of the screen itself approximately 7" above the surface. it has 2 usb 3.0 ports on the left side. It comes with audio, display port and HDMI cables. The screen is amazing from my point of view. Around the top and sides there are practically no bezels. The bottom of the monitor has ruler type markings. Those aren't really used but may be of interest to some. As stated it's been a great monitor so far. Turning it on is a little different from experience since it doesn't seem to be "instant on." it displays the ASUS logo for a couple seconds before showing the computer desktop. I'm not a gamer so cannot speak to that aspect. All in all a great monitor for a great price if you're looking to get a little more screen landscape and quality display.