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

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 just got a copy and I'm quite disappointed. I'm coming from an Ultrafine 5k, used in conjunction with an open M4 MBP below. Matte finish - totally fine! Nearly the same as my Nanotexture M4 MBP. Its great. on closer inspection its okay but not as good as nanotexture, and Asus ProArt PA32QCV is bet

Just bought an Asus PA32QCV, color wise, it’s ok, and scaling is the same as an Apple Studio Display XDR. Just, forget there is a pair of bad speakers! Totally useless!

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

The idea of HiDPI (or "retina" in Apple-speak) is that from typical viewing distance for whatever device you're using, the pixels are too small for the human eye to resolve. So unless you're sitting with your face like 6 inches from the screen, it's biologically not possible for the image to look fu

Have you measured panel uniformity? I just returned Asus ProArt PA32QCV because of this. Sides had 15% less luminance than middle (e.g. 129 cd/m² vs 109cd/m²). I noticed this immediately and did measurements to confirm. Not sure it's worth giving a try again. 3x cheaper Dell P3225QE has variation up