Asus
The ASUS ProArt PA278QV is a 27-inch IPS monitor targeting creative professionals with factory‑calibrated color accuracy (ΔE < 2) and full coverage of sRGB and Rec.709. It combines extensive connectivity, ergonomic adjustments, and eye‑care technologies at a competitive price point.
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Current
$189.00
Average
$243.46
Lowest
$170.05
Highest
$303.23
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Best For
Creative professionals such as graphic designers, photographers, and video editors who require accurate color reproduction, flexible ergonomics, and a variety of input ports for mixed‑generation workstations.
Not Ideal For
Gamers seeking high refresh rates, users demanding 4K resolution or HDR brightness, and anyone who needs a USB‑C connection for a single‑cable setup.
Expert Opinion
Professional reviewers commend the PA278QV for its precise factory calibration, extensive ProArt software suite, and ergonomic design, calling it a solid choice for graphic designers, photographers, and video editors who need reliable color performance without breaking the bank. However, they note the lack of 4K resolution, modest brightness, and the absence of a USB‑C connection as limitations for users seeking the latest display standards.
What Users Say
Everyday users appreciate the monitor’s color accuracy, connectivity options, and eye‑care features, often highlighting the ease of setup and comfortable ergonomics. Common criticisms echo the expert view, focusing on the non‑4K resolution, average brightness, and the plastic feel of the stand.
Common Complaints
Users frequently mention the lack of 4K resolution, the relatively low brightness for bright rooms, the plastic construction of the stand, and the missing USB‑C port.
How It Compares
Compared to higher‑end 4K monitors like the Dell UltraSharp U2720Q or BenQ PD2700U, the PA278QV offers a lower price and richer connectivity (including legacy DVI) but sacrifices resolution and peak brightness. It competes well against other 1440p professional panels by delivering superior factory calibration and ergonomic features, though it falls short on build material and modern USB‑C connectivity.
