ASUS - ProArt 24" FHD+ IPS 75Hz Professional Monitor (DisplayPort, HDMI, VGA) - Black

Bought this to replace one of my older Samsung 21" monitor that started to have a bluish tint to it. I bought this specific brand because it was reasonably priced and that I also own an Asus TUF Gaming monitor for my xbox 1s that I really like as well. This monitor is hooked up to my MacBook Pro mid 2012 laptop via thunderbolt/hdmi as the primary monitor. The 24" size is perfect for daily web surfing, multi-windows opened, streaming videos, and photo/video editing. The color is vibrant out of the box and has some great features that can be changed depending on what you're doing.

This monitor is excellent for editing photos and slides. It has incredibly accurate color rendition right out of the box. It has an aspect ratio of 16:10, which is better for processing my photos and slides than the usual 16:9 aspect ratio. The 24 inch screen is perfect for my work. Its 1920X1200 resolution is well matched to my work needs. To top it all off it provides a built in 4 port usb hub, as well as a stand that has a remarkable degree of positioning capability. I strongly recommend this monitor to those editting photos and slides.

Guess i was lucky i managed to get this monitor (currently sold out- btw, BB has to stop displaying items that are sold out and can't be bought! it's a lame bite to get site visits). I've been waiting for U2415 to be available in BB since forever, and got tired of waiting. Completely by accident i found this Asus monitor and decided to get it instead. Someone on Amazon wrote that it's as good as U2415 and i can attest it- it looks better yet (I've had U2415 but it broke). It's phenomenal. 16:10 ratio. Razor-sharp, crisp text display. Evenly backlit. No dead pixels. 3 years warranty. I tried to fine tune calibration OOTB, but always ended up returning to the factory reset- It's one of those few times when Asus nailed it. One con is the speakers.. but hey, as crappy as they may sound, at least they exist!:) (unlike U2415 and other alternatives). at $199 - GET IT. you can found it for even cheaper out there. Buy new, for the outstanding warranty.

This is a nice display and easy to setup out of the box. Attaching the base was really easy and requires no tools. I was a little afraid it’d look and feel cheap since it is a budget monitor, but it actually feels premium and looks nice next to my Mac Mini and space gray MX keyboard and mouse. I connected the display using the included HDMI cable and have had no problems. The color accuracy is really nice and the picture is sharp. I was afraid I’d picked wrong going with the 24” over the 27” but it actually looks great in my small space. I’m able to work with windows side-by-side for school easily. I have played The Sims 4 and Stardew Valley on this monitor and have had no issues with refresh rate, although I’m sure you’d want a different monitor if you play more than casual games. The only thing I’m not a fan of are the buttons on front. That said, I can see why the display was designed that way. They’re easy to get to and use with decent tactile feedback. Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase.

Purchased this to work with my Mac Mini. Worked well right out of the box. Took me a little experimenting to use the menu and presets. I'm primarily using it for family photo editing but it would be great for design work. It doesn't have a built-in camera, which might be a negative for some, but I use a laptop when I need a camera. Very solid feeling and sleek design.