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ASUS - ProArt PA278QV 27" Class WQHD LED Monitor - 16:9 - 27" Viewable - In-plane Switching (IPS) Technology - LED - Black
Average customer rating
4.5
(2 Reviews)
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Customer Reviews for ASUS - ProArt PA278QV 27" Class WQHD LED Monitor - 16:9 - 27" Viewable - In-plane Switching (IPS) Technology - LED - Black
Posted by: JoeM
Frequency of use:Daily
Verified Purchase:Yes
This is a very nice monitor, exactly what I wanted. The only disappointment is the built-in speakers, I wasn't expecting them to sound great but they sound extremely cheap for a monitor in this price range but they do the job. Overall I'm happy with the monitor.
I would recommend this to a friend!
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Posted by: Dogbreath
Frequency of use:Daily
Verified Purchase:Yes
This is a really good monitor for the price. The color accuracy and 120hz refresh rate work very well for me.
I have tested the monitor with various tests and is very accurate, but it is still new, I just got it.
I like the preset color pallets, RGB, Adobe RGB, BT.202, P3, DICOM, HDR, and 2 user custom modes.
I understand that I don't get the newer UBS-C/Display Port connections, but it does have a DP 2.1 that work similarly.
The USB hub is convenient, creators tend to have a lot of USB connections for input/controllers, printers, UPS systems, sound, storage, etc..
I plug in my keyboard, mouse, and web-cam, so regardless of computer connected, I can use the same keyboard and mouse.
It doesn't support KVM switching between computers with one set of mouse/keyboard at the moment technically, but works with each computer after driver install, etc.
I have tested the monitor with various tests and is very accurate, but it is still new, I just got it.
I like the preset color pallets, RGB, Adobe RGB, BT.202, P3, DICOM, HDR, and 2 user custom modes.
I understand that I don't get the newer UBS-C/Display Port connections, but it does have a DP 2.1 that work similarly.
The USB hub is convenient, creators tend to have a lot of USB connections for input/controllers, printers, UPS systems, sound, storage, etc..
I plug in my keyboard, mouse, and web-cam, so regardless of computer connected, I can use the same keyboard and mouse.
It doesn't support KVM switching between computers with one set of mouse/keyboard at the moment technically, but works with each computer after driver install, etc.
The price is great for the picture you get
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