ASUS ProArt Display PA248QV 24.1” WUXGA (1920 x 1200) 16:10 Monitor, 100% sRGB/Rec.709 ΔE < 2, IPS, DisplayPort HDMI D-Sub, Calman Verified, Anti-glare, Tilt Pivot Swivel Height Adjustable, Black

I bought this monitor since i started editing photos on my home PC and wanted to make sure i had color accurate monitor to edit my photos in, and after doing a bunch of research this was one of the monitors that was suggested, I instantly bought it when I found out it was on sale. When I first tried it, i was able to tell that the monitor was already night and day, and instantly tried editing on the monitor and exported to check if i saw the same colors on my ipad pro and mobile phones, and they were on point. I was able to instantly tell that some of my projects was off.the pros:- $190 is hard to beat( if this is the new price and not sale price)- bright and color accurate- small bezel- can switch to sRGB to Rec.107 in settings- can be used for gaming at 75Hz- love the aspect ratio being a bit more square compared to the normal wide gives me space on top and bottom of the screen when im on lightroom and davinci- useable in multiple angles without losing picture/color qualitythe cons:- wished it came with its own DisplayPort cable instead of HDMI but its not that big of a deal- the speakers really isnt that loud if you expect to use it (im dont use it but its still a con for others i know)- controls kind of gets confusing

Very nice monitor for general usage and artwork. I liked it so much I immediately bought a 2nd one. So many reasons to like it, and only one small flaw (see below).Pros:- 16:10 aspect ratio (1920x1200) I much prefer this aspect ratio because of the added height. Sweet spot for a 24-inch monitor.- solid build quality. Every detail from the base, the screen, the bezel, the rear plate seems well-designed and well-made. The materials look and feel a cut above.- base is very stable, and screen position is fully adjustable (height, tilt, swivel, rotate)- VESA compatible- many presets and fine adjustments for image/color quality- 3 inputs (DisplayPort, HDMI, VGA)- built-in speakers. No one should ever plan to use their monitor speakers as their main sound system, but it's nice in a pinch if you need them. These completely lack any bass, but otherwise sound surprisingly good.- 5 physical control buttons for the onscreen menu power button are easy to find and press.- low priceCon:- there is only one glaring flaw in these monitors: it takes no less than eight (8) button presses to switch the input. Way too many! What's more ridiculous is it has the ability to assign shortcut functions to 2 of the buttons, but switching inputs is not something can be assigned to them. If it could, that would be perfect. (the functions that can be assigned to the shortcuts are generally useless.) Luckily, I don't plan on switching inputs that often, but if you did that a lot it could be very annoying.Despite that one flaw in switching inputs, I still think this a 5-star quality monitor, especially given the price point. (under $200) Highly recommend.

I find this to be perfect monitor for any type of office work using Windows or Linux OS. Simply great colors, sharpness, easy to read, etc. For Mac I wouldn’t recommend using this monitor. The font scaling is a nightmare. I’m rating it 5 stars for the office/Windows work and 2.5 - 3 stars for MAC work. Even for photoshop the low resolution is not really recommended. That is my own opinion, of course.