Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m using this monitor home office and it is connected to my Apple Mac Mini with M4. This monitor is built solid with quality plastic in matte black. It comes with a gray monitor stand but I opted to mount it on a dual monitor stand. Only thing special about the stand was that it lets you rotate the monitor to portrait view. All the menu buttons are on the front which I like and I don’t mind the looks of the buttons. They make menu selection a breeze. All the ports are in the back and the cables connect from the bottom unlike some monitors that have cables protruding outwards, ugly! There’s also separate power switch in the back along with a power button in the front. Has a very thin border on the left, right and top of the screen, nice, and the screen is matte, very nice. Less prone to fingerprints. Screen: This monitor is very bright, awesome! 3000:1 contrast ratio and 500 candela. The blacks, well they are not OLED level black but they are pretty black and there’s a Black Level setting should you need to adjust it. The whites are nice but can see a bit of vignetting. It also has blue light filtering for those late night projects. Text looks awesome and colors are accurate and it does come pre-calibrated with a Calman Verified Color Calibration Testing Report. I don’t do color grading work but I can still appreciate a monitor that can display images accurately and this monitor does not fall short of that especially at this price point. I really like the monitor settings menu along with the corresponding buttons. Makes changing settings so painless, well thought out in my opinion. I also use a Windows desktop and the Auto Input Detection works as it should perfectly. Again, the menu buttons helps with switching inputs with just two button press, I can switch between computers. There’s a built in KVM but I didn’t use that feature. Sound: The only negative on this monitor and it is a big negative but certainly not a deal breaker. The speakers are tinny at best and probably only good for system sounds. The Mac mini speaker sounds a whole lot better, doesn’t compare. Use an external speaker please! If you want a bright, colorful 5K monitor under a grand, look no further than this Asus ProArt!

I've been working from home since the pandemic, using the standard 1080p monitor my company provided. It was nothing specia, but definitely not great for someone who spends hours reading documents and entering client data. But the moment I set up this ASUS ProArt 27-inch 5K display, it was a game-changer. Going from 1080p to 5K is a dream. The image quality is ridiculously better, and the sharpness it provides to documents and apps like Teams and Word is incredible. Honestly, it's kind of funny, I actually get excited to turn on my computer when I am about to start work because everything looks so much clearer. The colors are vibrant and super accurate, which makes looking at documents a little less boring. I’m finding it easier to stay focused and be productive. Design-wise, the monitor is sturdy and feels premium. The bezels are thin, which gives it a modern look, and the stand is adjustable with tilt, swivel, and height options. You can even rotate it to portrait mode, but I use mine just in landscape The connectivity options are also good. I’m using the included HDMI cable, but it also has USB-C and DisplayPort, so you can set it up however it works for you. Overall, I’m absolutely loving this monitor. It makes my work easier, more enjoyable, and even a bit exciting. recommend it for anyone working from home or just wanting a much better display.

I like the colors presented by this monitor but it does have it's own quirks. It has two on and off buttons. The screen stays faintly lit even when you turn it off unless you use the off switch on the back bottom. It is bright but not too bright but some may expect the ProArt line to pop a little more. It is fast enough for daily use and occasional gaming but is not able to compete in the gaming world. I think if someone is going for this brand they would likely expect a little more in performance and speck for your buck. The refresh rate is at 60Hz, which again is workable but these days anyone spending professional money is probably at expecting 120Hz. The size is up to the end user, some would prefer a slightly larger screen based on the amount of pixels presented but may need to balance it with desktop space for instance. The connections presented are ample for normal monitor use but again nothing special is available that screams this is the one. The base is sturdy and it definitely has a clean look to it though. I would recommend this monitor if you had a specific budget and need for 5k resolutions.

This display is great for an IPS panel. It's very color accurate as well. 5K IPS LCD display 27 inch 60hz panel 1 display port 1 HDMi port 500 nits HDR 10 support 99% DCI P3 100% sRGB And 95% Adobe RGB coverage This panel isnt great for gaming if you want a high refresh rate but I've did some role playing games on it and it looked great on this monitor. I mostly use this monitor with my MacBook pro as a big screen option connecting it with the Display port which is over USB Type C with 96 watt power delivery so it charges my MacBook while using it as well. It's nice to have the 5K display for just every day use. I also have a 32 inch OLED monitor meant for gaming and it's nice and all but this I find web browsing and word processing this to be better on my eyes. Also viewing content like the photos and videos I upload to my computer they look great on this panel as well. It is also pre calibrated with a Delta < 2 which is amazing outside of the box . I don't have to worry about it as well