ProArt PA32QCV

I wrote about the hazing here https://old.reddit.com/r/HiDPI_monitors/comments/1oapqxh/psa_the_matte_coating_on_the_asus_pa32qcv_is_very/ If you don’t have to deal with glare, it is pretty bad. Light small detail on dark background (text in dark mode) is bad. With brighter backgrounds it is not too noticeable

I have the Asus PA32QCV, am mostly a productivity user, and it’s a good monitor for this use case. The matte screen is not as dramatic as reviews make it out to be — sure it is not as crisp as glossy, but it’s not that blurry either. When you have font scaling properly set (eg 200%), text that is pr

What? No. It works out of the box. I have the asus PA32QCV and connected it to a M4 Max Mac Studio - both HDMI and Thunderbolt 4 work perfectly with no settings changes needed. If you have to go into the monitor settings using the knob on the front of the monitor, make sure DisplayPort version is se

TLDR: Bright elements on dark background are blurry. Old setup was: primary matte IPS LG 27UD58 4K 27" secondary glossy 27" 1440p IPS from the Korean imports era of 2011-2012 tertiary M2 16" Macbook Pro. I got the PA32QCV to become the primary and move the 4k as secondary. I have a bright work desk

I have a collection of LG Ultrafine I’m trying to sell if you’re in the Austin area. I have 2x 27” 5K and 2x 24” 4K. I upgraded to the Asus 32” 6K PA32QCV and I’m really enjoying it. Previously I used a combination of 1x 5K and 1x 4K Ultrafine. The matte finish on the PA32QCV isn’t noticeable to me

I went with the ProArt PA32QCV myself, because it was on sale for $897.. since the Pro Display XDR I was in love with the idea of having a 6k 32" screen! And at that price, I just COULD NOT say no. I was very apprehensive about the aesthetics but after unboxing it and putting it next to my samsung 5

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.

ASUS has a 6K 31.5” model for around $1300, the PA32QCV, the big brother of the 5K 27” PA27JCV. Overall it’s a fantastic display (I tested the 5K one), but its LuxPixel coating is rather present. I compared it to Apple’s nano-texture tech, and in practice they produce a very similar super strong mat

I'm looking at this video for the first time and this monitor looks awesome and the matte seems fine? I haven't seen a matte in person but I can imagine it's nice to have it; isn't that why Apple charges more FOR matte (nano-texture) after all? What exactly am I missing? I'm guessing you have the 6K

I'm happy with the Asus PA32QCV, works great with macOS and has factory calibration. Also it's one of the few that has an ambient brightness sensor which I really appreciate