ProArt PA32QCV

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

Same for me. I have to adjust the angle of my Macbook screen to avoid reflections when working in my office. My Asus PA32QCV does not have that problem. And the sharpness is more than good enough for coding IMO.

I know this is anecdotal and not representative of all of those that have been built but I’m feeling a lot better about my $1,3000 Asus PA32QCV

Thanks for your review. If you don't need HDR or any of those niche features, I'd strongly recommend the ASUS PA32QCV instead. This is exactly what I ended up choosing.

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'm hoping for a Mac Studio Display 2.0 -- rumored to be true HDR. Meanwhile I have the Studio display as well and am pleased with it. OP, there are not many options for large (32" or greater) HDR monitors at the moment. That's why Hasselblad literature talks about recent iPads and Macbook Pros that

As a developer I really don't care if my display wakes up a little faster or supports retina burning levels of HDR. I got a 6K ASUS PA32QCV and it's great. Cheaper than the Studio Display too and suits my needs way better. It only takes about 4 seconds to turn on, which only has to happen once per d

severely underwhelmed, not even talking about 120hz refresh rate Sir, this is r/HiDPI_monitors & not r/pcmasterrace Below are the mainstream 32" 6K displays. All of them are 60Hz. None claim them to be marketed for serious gaming but for people like photographers, content creators, film makers, etc.