Asus ProArt PA248QV 24" Monitor

Easy to assemble stand with basic instructions in the box. Came with choice of connecting cables although there was no indication of which ones where best to use so I opted for HDMI to the processed as it didn’t have a Display Port connection. Nice actual buttons on the front for settings although other than setting eco power mode I havn’t so far felt the need to adjust as the colours are great. Stand is really solid and has plenty of adjustment to get the screen centre of my eye line. Sound very poor but as I already have a plug in speaker, and I mainly use it for photo editing, this wasn’t a problem. So far very impressed.

As a photographer, I have two PCs: one for processing with an Eizo professional monitor and a second with one 2560x1440 landscape main display and two 1200x1920 portrait displays.

I have now been using one ProArt PA278QV in landscape mode and two ProArt PA248QVs in portrait mode for a month and I am generally delighted with them. I calibrated them with i1Profiler and, using the monitors’ SRGB setting, they are almost prefect “out of the box”. More importantly for me, all three monitors render images almost identically. At this price point, both monitor types are excellent value for money.

I hope Asus and others continue to produce 1200x1920 displays, as this resolution is ideal for viewing standard camera images in portrait mode, as they fill the display with minimal margins.

One minor issue is the built-in power-save mode, which cannot be disabled. I am all for saving power, but after it has activated, Windows has a habit of moving all open windows to the bottom left corner of the display: I cannot work-out if this is a Windows problem but it did not happen with my previous Dell displays.

Also, whilst Asus are advertising a free 5-year warranty extension, it is apparently impossible to register for it, as you need a VIP Club membership number and password, which appears impossible to obtain.

Very nice monitor, easy to set up and a good size for my small desk.

A high quality production ready display at a decent cost.

ΔE far closer to 1 rather than 2 on the factory calibration report supplied which is excellent as a customer in terms of marketing vs reality.

I'll test gamut in Adobe RGB and P3 soon but it is clearly an extremely good product for its price range. If like me you like working on an (almost) golden mean aspect ratio (1.6:1) there are unfortunately not many options, it is a shame there is no equivalent aspect ratio for 4K on the market, Asus should make one.

Bravo.

This ASUS ProArt PA248QV 24" Monitor arrived well packed and in good time. I set it up to my nice new MSI Pro Z690 i7 12700k Computer with the Display Port lead that came with it. Brightness at 50 & Contrast at 80 was way to Bright for my Eyes. So into the OSD I went and got confused. It took me 45 minutes to set the Brightness to 43. I then decided to Calibrate with my Spyder 4 Elite. All was pretty good but Monitor was still a tad too Bright for my eyes. So another go at reducing the brightness but found it Ghosted out so had to RESET the monitor and start from Scratch. Brightness to 23 and a Re-Calibration. PERFECT! So my only quibble is the OSD. I think it could be made a bit easier to use, after all, I am 75 years old with a bit of Dementia, so Simple makes my Life Perfect. All in All--It is a GREAT Monitor. Go and Buy one. the 16:10 screen suits my Photography perfectly. Well Done Asus.

Good colour accuracy and the 1920 x 1200 display really suits my mac mini. Easy to set up and to calibrate using a Data Colour Spyder Pro. Although the monitor is accurate out of the box. Excellent value for money. I will buy a second monitor.

I have been doing digital photography for a couple of years and I needed an upgrade from my basic monitor, to take my editing to the next level. As I was on a limited budget, the Asus ProArt pa248qv offered a high spec for the price. After using it for a few months, I am very happy with the way that the photographs are rendered on screen. Well worth the money.

Entinen 7-vuotias 24" ProArt hajosi joko Win7 ajureiden tai muun ihme häsmingin takia.

Muutaman nettiarvion tavailtuani päädyin tähän ei-muodikkaaseen kuvasuhteeseen enkä edes riehaantunut 27-tuumaisiin, koska 24" toimii kotityöpisteelläni hyvin. En pidä liian pienestä tihrustettavasta näkymästä ja katseluetäisyyskin on nykybrilleilleni sopiva.

Photari ja Lightroom ovat näytöllä mielestäni sopivasti skaalautuneina ja kuva on terävä ja sävykäs.

Mukavuutta lisää nopeasti käytettävä sinivalopoisto ja onhan kaiuttimistakin tietysti hyötyä kun läppäri on useimmiten vieressä kansi kiinni.

Näytön oma jalusta on tukeva ja toimiva pivoteineen päivineen, mutta laitoin omani kuitenkin Ergotronin laatuvarteen.

Testasin ennen tämän hankkimista pari päivää vajaan 200 euron Samsungia, mutta se oli kyllä tarpeisiini liian epätarkka.

mutta se olikin turha ostos.

Luulin, että toisen vanhan näyttöni viiru oli merkki vanhenemisesta, vaan sama viiru näkyi tässäkin näytössä. Kyse oli siis näytönohjaimen ongelmasta. No, kai tälle jotain käyttöä löytyy. On hieman keltasävyisempi kuin rinnalla oleva vanha HP:n näyttö ja säädöt ovat porrastetut, joten ihan kohdalle en päässyt. No palataan käyttämään sitä näyttöä, jonka tilalle ostin tämän. Tämä saa toimia apunäyttönä muualla.