Reviewers Liked
- Bright IPS panel
- 4K resolution
- HDMI 2.0
- Includes calibration software
- Professional appearance
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Inflexible OSD calibration
- Suffers from brightness uniformity
- Expensive
Asus PA329Q 32"
It’s a bit pricey but we love the ASUS PA329Q in almost all respects. Its flaws are few and its benefits as a professional design monitor for graphic artists and other professionals with similar needs are simply superb. Especially in color calibration, coverage and accuracy, this monitor is a match for much more expensive models.
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For the price, professionals will not be disappointed when choosing the ASUS PA329Q. This monitor offers the performance hardware that is necessary to justify the price. With Adobe RGB and sRGB included, this is a great choice of monitor for many professionals. However, the addition of these brings a bit of a downside to the product for some. Not being able to adjust other settings when using the 2 presets can be a deciding factor for many. In a world of professionals, not being able to tweak or experiment with these presets can be a deciding factor when it comes to purchasing this monitor.
By geeklingo.net onDespite its low contrast, the screen is bright without being glaring and it displays image colours with a fair simulation of 'natural' colours. It is usable with computers running the current 'flavours' of Windows and Mac operating systems and its fast response times and negligible input lag make it well suited for video editing and graphic design work. With some tweaking and regular calibration, it could be good for image editing.
By Photo Review Australia onSince the professional monitor market consists of discerning and advanced professionals, this niche does not leave a lot of room for error for the manufacturers. With that in mind, most of the monitors competing in this segment are either tied or have minor differences.
By monitornerds.com onIt’s a bit pricey but we love the ASUS PA329Q in almost all respects. Its flaws are few and its benefits as a professional design monitor for graphic artists and other professionals with similar needs are simply superb. Especially in color calibration, coverage and accuracy, this monitor is a match for much more expensive models.
By 4k.com onAdobe RGB monitors are a staple for designers and studios who want a wide gamut-screen that is beneficial for creating eye-popping content. Being able to display an exponentially increased color palette improves the accuracy and quality of your projects...
By monitornerds.com onThis year there is more choice than ever if you are looking for a new monitor. Even within the ultra hd segment there is a lot to choose from. Of the 22 monitors that we tested for this article, none of them are straight up bad monitors. Overall we...
By uk.hardware.info onOur overall impressions of the PA329Q are certainly favorable and we would recommend it to users looking for a cheaper alternative to monitors at the top of the price range. It can be used reliably in its fixed sRGB and Adobe RGB modes and Asus adds value by including easy-to-use calibration software. We’d like to see more of the OSD’s features available in more picture modes and more extensive color meter support. Other than those complaints, this is a solidly-built and reliable professional’s tool.
By TomsHardware onOur overall impressions of the PA329Q are certainly favorable and we would recommend it to users looking for a cheaper alternative to monitors at the top of the price range. It can be used reliably in its fixed sRGB and Adobe RGB modes and Asus adds...
By Tom's Hardware onOur overall impressions of the PA329Q are certainly favorable and we would recommend it to users looking for a cheaper alternative to monitors at the top of the price range. It can be used reliably in its fixed sRGB and Adobe RGB modes and Asus adds...
By Tom's Hardware UK onDas Bild des Riesenmonitors von Asus mit einer Fläche von 70,9x39,9 cm (32 Zoll) ist beeindruckend, aber nicht perfekt – Farben stellt er leicht blass dar. Andererseits protzt der wuchtige Asus mit jeweils sechs Bildeingängen und USB-Buchsen. Und im...
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