I used this as a second monitor to my imac for my editing station and it is a great addition. I spent a few weeks looking for the right monitor with features that had creativity in mind and this one checked all the boxes. Plenty of inputs to choose from, a great menu to fine tune to your preference and it even looks good on the desk. The only issue i have with it is sometimes when my computer goes to sleep, the monitor will sleep along with it, but when i wake the computer up, the monitor doesnt follow. other than that im very very glad with the purchase!

Solid build quality, larger workspace, and ability to rotate the monitor vertically makes this ProArt a must buy for any graphic artist of all levels. First off, this monitor aspect ratio is 16:10 which gives you more space from top to bottom when viewed horizontally. This is very useful because there is more room for workspace especially if you are using graphics software. Second, the neat feature the monitor is the ability to rotate it vertically. This is very useful if you are doing photo touch-ups, graphic design, or illustration work that requires a portrait orientation. The monitor sRGB colors are excellent and are able to be reproduced very close when output to print. Overall, this is an excellent Monitor if you are looking for a quality-built monitor for design work. There are also a lot of neat features on the monitor that enables you to switch to theater/gaming mode and there is a ruler that is subtly engraved into the monitor's bottom ledge.

I have not played with the monitor setting much as of now but so far not much need to do and the image rendition, colors and sharpness are excellent.

Great Monitor, with numerous inputs, unlike most new displays. Colors are very good, and the unit has a very in-depth menu. Plus this monitor properly handles 4:3 aspect ratio.

I didn't calibrate it before I ordered photos, but it was the same in print as what I saw on the screen. I picked this mainly to use for editing pictures in Lightroom. A huge jump from a 15" laptop screen! The side USB ports are slow charging for an iPhone, but I have access to it in an instant. Now, if I can figure out how to rotate the screen, the ability to turn the monitor vertical will be nice.