Customer Ratings & Reviews

I purchased the Asus ProArt 27" Monitor specifically for post-processing my photography images and wanted a accurate color-calibrated monitor. I also wanted the USB-C connection to my laptop because of data transfer speed and a one cable connection. This monitor has met all my expectations.

A really good monitor with great features and amazing resolution. Works great as a work monitor or for personal or gaming purposes. Would recommend to anyone who needs a new monitor.

I really like this monitor. I had purchased an LG from Apple and returned it disappointed. This was my second try to get a great monitor for my Mac laptop. Image is great, plugged it in and it works, and it charges the Mac with just the one cord. Just know it has TWO on/off buttons. One in the back and one in the front.

very nice monitor. excellent color detail and nice clean sleek design

This monitor is wonderful for the price! Those who are looking for a good inexpensive professional budget monitor that is less than $600. look at this. The color accuracy is spot on and has an amazing picture quality. The only downside is that some of the build quality does feel cheap, the plastic housing on it does feel flimsy in some areas, but that is not a big issue if you never touch it. And even if you do or if you have it on a monitor arm, as I do, just use two hands to help disperse the pressure. I would recommend this to any creative professional/student who is just starting out or has a budget to work in, and want to put that money towards more important items.

I love this monitor! I primarily use it for work so no gaming or streaming. It the display is so sharp and it’s a great size.

Great monitor with vibrant colors. Perfect size for my standup desk. Very easy to hookup.

I purchased this monitor to replace an HP 24in screen I had as a 2nd screen for a home office laptop setup. In terms of the clarity, this Asus is far and away significantly more vibrant, crisp, brighter, physically flexible (screen moves as you want including screen completely going down to nearly the base of the stand), and far more adjustable. It's been one of the best purchases I have made and I'm truly happy with the screens performance. The one word of caution I will share is the girth (thickness) of the screen is a little on the chubby side. It's definitely not a crazy amount of thickness, but it is definitely not OLED disappearing side-view skinny. Aside from that, aside from the screen's performance, the fact that the screen can slide all the way down to the base of the stand is awesome for those who might simply have a laptop resting on a table with no mount or propped up station. Wonderful feature that a lot of makers seem to forget about these days.

I was looking for a monitor to edit raw images in Lightroom and Photoshop. The ASUS ProArt 27" is a powerful monitor with a very simple (like from the 90's) interface. I need it something that synced without lag and kept colors true when connected to my MacBook Pro without breaking the bank. So far, it has been working great. It is not a Pro Display XDR, but it does the job. I also love that I can use a USB-C cable and charge my computer while connected.

Despite the expensive price of most ASUS ProArt monitors, this offers a pretty solid value (albeit not the best). As expected, colors are super accurate and I love using this display for color correction and touching up photos in Photoshop and Lightroom. My only complaints, although pretty minor, are the excessive use of plastic in the monitor itself and stand, but there's strong metal where needed (mounting and support for the stand). The bezel isn't all that thin either, but that's definitely not that important for a professional, color-accurate display where serious users would just put anti-glare covers on it anyway (which this monitor does not include).

No complaints. Good color and text clarity. USB-C with charging and data transmission. I'd rather not elaborate any further.

This is a fantastic display. ASUS has done everything right on this unit and is easily the best display I have seen that is not in the unlimited budget category. The colors are excellent with great clarity. We have displays from LG and Dell as well. While those are both good displays for their own reasons, Id rather use the Asus. Pictures that were good on an oversaturated, overly bright display will show the real colors on the ASUS. If anything you'll be disappointed in some of your pictures, but not the monitor. This one can easily be recommended.

Great quality and color resolution which is easy to view and real life

love the colors! fast great connectivity to my mac devices

Bought this along when I was building my PC, and so far it's been great, good color accuracy and nice and (maybe a bit too) bright.

I am a Professional Photographer, based out of northern Illinois, and this monitor does everything that I hoped it would. This picture is crisp. It has a multitude of presets, depending on need, and my favorite part: 2 Custom User Profiles. Which comes in handy if you are soft-proofing for print and you need to emulate your Lab's ICC Profile. Switching back and forth between custom profiles is a simple 3 clicks of a button. I plan to purchase at least one more of these monitors, if not two.

I got this monitor for my MacBook Pro for coding because of the USB type C connection. Boy does this thing blow others out of the way. Other USB-C enabled monitors are pretty expensive in general and this one also has power delivery. The adjustment on the arm is flexible and I’ve had no problems with compatibility with Mac despite some other reviews.

Very nice - can see some backlight bleed and the blacks are not as deep as they advertise - still very nice.

My wife got this for her photography business and it is awesome she absolutely loves it. Completely changed the editing game for her.

Colors are beautiful, LOVE that you can turn the monitor vertical as well if you have a tight space. The screen is HUGE. Use it as my data entry screen for spreasheets and it makes it so much easier than jumping from my laptop to a small screen. Set up wa a little confusing with my Macbook Pro. Had to watch a few videos because it wasn't going as planned, but in the end, got it sorted and set.