Customer Ratings & Reviews

Cons: Matte display Long Wake up times from sleep Only HDR10 Pros: True 6K resolution matching the Pro Display XDR Using it for coding and text rendering is as expected. The price is what makes this appealing.

This ASUS 32” 6k monitor was added to a Mac Mini M4 Pro. Initially, I couldn’t get it ti connect via the included Thunderbolt (TBT) 4 cable. HDMI worked fine. I switched to a Cable Matters TBT5 1 meter cable and had instant success. Daisy chaining to a Samsung 32” 4K monitor also works. No connection issues now - displays come on from lock sleep every time. The display looks great. No dead/stuck pixels noticed. It’s bright enough to match how I have the Samsung monitor set, but high brightness isn’t its forte. Details on displayed pictures looks awesome. This monitor is a great value.

Excellent for productivity. My job is text-heavy and requires accessing a lot of information at once. I dislike having multiple monitors, and was feeling cramped on a 27" 5k display. Stepping up to this is exactly what I was hoping it would be-- same resolution, more space. I'm on the fence about the matte coating. It doesn't look as nice as the glass panel on my Studio Display, but I also find that I don't need it as bright and am noticing reflections on the Studio Display that I didn't before. Overall, if you want more space and care about pixel density, this is the best option for the price, by far.

Fantastic monitor. A much more cost-effective option to the Apple 6K monitor. The only thing I wish is that it had a webcam. However, because it has USB ports built-in, Putting a WebCam on top is really easy and gives you the option of upgrading webcams without upgrading the monitor. It also allows you to position/tilt the webcam as-desired.

I did a ton of research, but ultimately it's the only one that hits the sweet spot of 32" 6K at a reasonable price. The display quality is excellent and I love the anti-glare. Although the stand is really good, I bought a desk arm mount so give it added flexibility, including hang over my laptop.

The good: The 6k resolution is very nice to have in a 32" monitor. It's decently bright enough and colors seem accurate and match a MacBook Pro screen while in the Mac color profile. Overall a good value for the money. The bad: If you are a designer, I would not recommend this monitor. Very light gray background colors would only show up as pure white in various parts of the screen, changing color after you move a window to a different location on the screen. I'm not sure if it was the backlighting or what but I couldn't get past this issue to do detailed design work. I also much prefer a glossy display as the matte screens don't have very good color contrast. I did not like all the buttons on the front which junks up the front display in my opinion - put them on the bottom or in the back. Lastly, I could not update the firmware from the Asus website as it would just throw an error every time. I think the software support needs to be better.

this monitor is so great the i have ordered another on so i can replace the 27" asus 4k proart and have a dual 6k monitor set up. I wish a Thunderbolt 5 version was available. i hope i dont regret not getting the LG 6k

Awesome monitor. I initially got a 4k 32 and it was a disappointment after using an Imac 27inch 5k monitor for 5 years. But this one is perfect for me as a programmer. It definitely worth it.

Resolution is great. Works well with my new Mac mini m4. Scaling is seamless, unlike other monitors I tried before the Asus. I would definitely recommend this monitor.

Amazing 6k monitor. I couldn't imagine a better image, even on a more expensive screen. I'm recommending this monitor.

Works great with my macbook. No fussing with icon sizes like i was with my 4k monitor it just worked. Very sharp images and colors seem true.

It is okay but not worth the very high price - it is 6k so sharp.

6K res is great but it’s not OLED blacks. I’d recommend OLED monitor instead. Also had issues with auto rotating automatically without moving the screen.