ProArt PA32QCV

Thanks for calling that out... I updated my post. I'm running a MBP M5 through the Thunderbolt 4 connection and an MBP M2 through The HDMI connection via a USB-C/HDMI cable, both using the single PA32QCV. I've tried the ASUS specified connection setup with no luck. With keyboard shortcuts in BetterD

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 already had an XDR for office use, so last week I got a PA32QCV hoping to have a similar setup at home. I had trouble with the PA32QCV so I quit and picked up another XDR off marketplace over the weekend. Asus was useless of course: The monitor refuses to connect via Thunderbolt/USB C. When I call

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 actually forgot to write a post about it. I ended up purchasing the Kuycon G32P and the Asus Pro Art PA32QCV. I returned both of them (both purchased on Amazon). They both had significant light bleed along the sides of the monitor that was distracting enough that I didn't want either monitor. If t

Thanks for the reply. Do you mean the ASUS ProArt Display 6K PA32QCV?Wondering between this vs XDR 27"... though XDR costs 2.5x more and is smaller. But I heard the Asus 6k has blurry text/haloing on white text on a black background.

I've been using a 4k 32" display at native resolution for about 3 years. That lets me have four ~1920x1080p quadrants on screen at once. Or I can do a Fibonacci-type thing and have windows that are appropriately sized for different types of work (coding, browsing, Slack, etc.) like seen here: https:

Thanks for the review. The problem with ASUS PA32QCV is its aggressive matte that makes text blurry when compared to an apple studio display. This is its problem, and of course, also the build quality and long-term reliability, but truthfully, mainly what I wrote above. I do love how big it is, 32"

There's the ASUS ProArt Display 6K PA32QCV and the LG UltraFine evo 32U990AS, but neither of them are really viable alternatives because they only offer a poor matte display, and anyone (like me) who wants full high-gloss quality when sitting in front of a monitor every day will not consider a matte

oh, nice! I currently consider g32p, good to hear positive comment from you.I've considered this Asus 6K PA32QCV, but if sharpness is simmilar to Dell U4020QW then I don't see a point of Asus at all...I think I gonna wait what Apple releases early next year (there should be 2 monitors) and then deci