ASUS ProArt Display PA278QV Review | My New Favorite Monitor
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- Опубліковано 25 жов 2020
- The ASUS ProArt IPS Display PA278QV is a WQHD professional monitor that offers 100% sRGB, 100% Rec. 709 with a color accuracy ΔE 2 and Calman verified.
The ASUS ProArt Display is for those who want to take their color grading to the next level like myself before I was using a gaming monitor to do everything and, using a professional monitor for the first time I am truly impressed with everything this monitor offers.
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For the price of around $300USD this ASUS ProArt Display sells it is able to offer so much with 100% sRGB, 100% Rec. 709 wide color gamut, Delta E ≦ 2 colour accuracy and also being Calman Verified.
The other thing which I love about this monitor is the stand if you plan on using it it does offer everything from tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustments.
The viewing angles on this professional IPS monitor are amazing there are no dimming or any color changes when you are viewing the monitor on an angle which offers an amazing viewing experience.
The ProArt Display PA278QV comes factory calibrated no need to calibrate your monitor with any extra accessories and we do receive the color calibration testing report of the Calman verification.
The main reason why I love this Asus ProArt Display PA278QV is the color grading I am able to do with it on my videos going forward as I am able to achieve way better results because now I know when I do any color grading I know I am seeing the correct colors.
One other thing which this Pro display professional monitor impressed me with its the true black levels without the need for me to touch the brightness values at all, and when it comes to finding the best monitor for color grading for the price point you cant really go wrong with this ProArt Display.
If you are in the market for the best 1440p monitor for color grading this Asus monitor offers 2560x 1440 which is great for a 27 inch because everything looks very crisp but if you were going for a 32 + inch monitor than I would consider a 4K display.
ProArt Display PA278QV Specifications:
Panel Size: Wide Screen 27.0"(68.47cm) 16:9
Color Saturation : 100% sRGB / 100% Rec. 709
Panel Type : IPS
True Resolution : 2560x1440
Display Viewing Area(HxV) : 596.74 x 335.66 mm
Display Surface : Non-glare
Pixel Pitch : 0.2331 mm
Brightness(Max) : 350 cd/㎡
Contrast Ratio (Max) : 1000:1
ASUS Smart Contrast Ratio (ASCR) : 100000000:1
Viewing Angle (CR≧10) : 178°(H)/178°(V)
Response Time : 5ms (Gray to Gray)
Display Colors : 16.7M
Flicker free : Yes
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I am deciding between LG 27GP850-B, Asus ProArt PA278PQ, Asus VG27AQ, Gigabyte G27Q, and LG 27UL550-W. I need monitor for semi-professional video and photo editing and also gaming. What would you suggest for me? Thanks in advance!
@@kleptokratija The LG 27GP850-B by the looks of the specs it offers the gaming aspect also color as well, the Asus pro art is amazing but gaming at 75hz not so great, unless you go with the pro art one that has the 144hz but the price is much more.
@@htpoint What would be your personal choice out of those two? Did you had an opportunity to work/test both of these monitors?
I just ordered this monitor for photo editing. A washed out display will force someone to over saturate which just looks terrible on other devices. For $300, I think it's a great value.
Thanks for the review. You've covered everything.
Subbed- Great review- I'm looking for a new one and this one is also at the top of my list, the review helps a lot, the Black sample between 2 monitors was great.
Thanks so much for watching really appreciate it
I would like to thank you very much for making this review it was very informative from the assembly process to the menu system I have learned a lot! :)
Glad you liked the video really appreciate it 😀
@@htpoint You are welcome! :)
Thank you so much for this review!
Thanks so much for watching really appreciate it :)
so the other panel is a TN 1080p panel, obviusly is a big difference. love the review my guy. nice!
This Monitor is exactly pinpoint what I need as a hobby photographer, especially in terms of pricing! Thank You very much for this great review.
Concerning your monitor on the left I am schocked at how it looks after the calibration you mentioned. It has a yellowish color cast! Indeed it is only good for gaming but definitely not suitable for photo post production!
That side by side showing was really helpful. I just received the Dell S2721QS but I am returning it because the colors are just like your monitor on the left. Washed out and warmer/ yellow-ish whites. Seeing the ProArt display next to your old monitor and seeing the difference in whites really helped. I’m considering now getting this but it’s not in stock on Amazon at the moment.
Glad I was able to help, thanks so much for watching would love to hear back from you when you end up getting it.
@bron lebron why?
high quality review!
Great review! The ASUS ProArt Display 27" Monitor with its WQHD resolution looks like an excellent choice for creative professionals and anyone who values high-quality visuals. Your detailed analysis and demonstration have provided valuable insights into its performance and features. This monitor is now on my radar for its potential to elevate my work and entertainment experience. Thanks for sharing your expertise and showcasing this impressive display!
Very informative and revealing overview! Thank you. 😇
Thanks for the review. One question: If the left monitor is already calibrated using an external colorimeter, and still doesn't look great, how do you calibrate the new monitor moving forward (knowing it is already factory calibrated, yet still need to recalibrate as it ages). Again, thanks for your review.
I bought this monitor yesterday and can't wait to get it setup. I bought the Benq Zowie XL2411p earlier, but that is a pure gaming monitor but not for what I really needed, (color accuracy and a beautiful display). For content creation and design, and a purely good daily driver I decided to go with this ProArt which is a major upgrade for me in terms of the quality of content I will be able to produce with this thing.
Is it good for reading? People say Asus is too bright on eyes idk
@@LIGHTISBURNING It is very bright!! But that comes like that right out the box, however the colors are very pretty and the display is beautiful. The brightness was a problem but it can easily be toned down!~
What setting you are using while color grading ? You use the standard or sRGB
Thanks for your great review. I'm about to buy this monitor but I see there is a CV and QV model I'm using it primarily for photo editing. Your expertise is needed here!
Have you found any info about this? Currently considering this monitor and both CV and QV are in stock for the same price.
Nice Review!!! Is it 10bit Panel? and does it support Hardware calibration?
Thanks for this. Now, what is that awesome chair you're sitting in?
Thanks for showing the menu and great explanation :) I wonder WHY there is no possibility to assign to the two shortcut buttons, modes you use frequently like: sRGB, Darkroom or Standard? The selection is limited... There is only some possible modes like Blue Light Filter, brigtness, color or two user modes? Why? Why? Why? In the same reasoning they should have added "Open main menu" as an option to assign to these shortcuts... :(
Did anyone figure out how to make speakers work on this thing? Asus documentation online is lacking
ممكن سؤال لو انا اخترت التصميم بصيغة CMYK colour هل تستطيع هذه الشاشة قراءة الوانه
How can I use / where can I find a shortcut for the input select mentioned around minute 9?
What steps should I take to ensure my monitor displays colors accurately? When using sRGB mode, should I adjust settings such as Brightness, Contrast, and Color Temperature?
Where can you get the manual to guide the on screen setup?
hi and thanks for your video. I create photographic projects that will be published online (not prints). In your opinion, what is the best preset with which I can then calibrate the monitor with the i1display pro? I work at 100c/m2 but I saw that the srgb preset does not allow you to vary the brightness. How can I reach that brightness during calibration? Thank you
Is the 4k version of this monitor worth getting instead of this 1440p version? ( Future proofing and all) or the additionnal 160€ cost make it not worth it?
when i use xrite i1 display callibrator its asking monitor display technology what is the correct one cant find which one is correct White LED or RGB LED
I bought this monitor thanks to you
but I need some help what is the best mode and setting for video editing and some photoshop
HY. Can You see pixelation on a normal use? I am thinking to upgrade from a Ful HD monitor 23 inch.
I have this monitor, and while using, on the vent side, I smell some electric wire burning, is it just the exhaust? Do you feel it too?
Which display is good for 1080p content plz guide i want true hdr ??
Hello, sir. Is this monitor 8 bit and does it really matter in your opinion? Thanks!
Is it possible to attach two computers on this one and switch via Source shortcut?
What monitor mode you are using?
Word of advice for those of you considering buying, I bought one like it so much I bought another. When the second turned up, and I got it plugged in a setup next to the first I noticed that the second had considerably warmer color than the first even in the factory calibrated sRGB mode there was a noticeable difference. Eventually after about an hour of messing around in the menus I was able to adjust the colors increasing the blue value, brightness and contrast such that they eventually became indistinguishable but I was disappointed that for a monitor calming to have accurate colors they still suffer from the deviation between models like this.
Did you use hdmi or dp for both monitors? If you use 1 hdmi and 1 dp, it could cause a difference in color. Just my assumption 🤷🏾♂️
Guys can someone explain to me, for the 4k monitor, what cable should I use? HDMI display port or what I'm lost
@@craigradix1620 I used DP for one and HDMI for the other, but I swapped the cables over to test and the color temperature was still the same for each monitor before and after swapping.
I think monitors tend to go out of calibration with time. Probably you need to recalibrate every now and then.
Having different color temperatures doesn't mean bad color accuracy. Temperature is not a sign of color accuracy since it only relays were the white point is going to be. Manufacture tolerances are still applies, because it's a cheap monitor. You still need to calibrate it to 6500K. You won't get the same color temperature even between 2 of Apple's very own XDR Displays.
does it still a good value and a good choice in 2021 ?
because i'm going to but it soon according to my budget tho
really appreciate any help or tip =)
Hello) Tell me please how tired your eyes are when you work on it? I know that there are some kind of protection for the eyes. But I'm wondering when you use it as for the eyes?
Had your this monitör ips glow porblem in the corners. I have and I dont know what I should.
Asus PA278QV vs Lg Gl850 vs dell 2721dgf which one do you prefer ?
Hi, Can I attach pc and Macbook pro and swap auto the ports? Thanks
Great video. I wish they would have kept the picture in picture and the little joystick for navigating menus. I'll never understand why they remove features. Still, a good monitor, especially for artists.
The joystick on ASUS monitor (such as VA27AQSB) is very fragile that can be broken by a single crash.
I want to buy this for a secondary vertical monitor, can it be tilted vertically?
should i use this for content consumption (to watch movie/webseries ). how is the experience?
I wanna know, is this vesa mount compatible?
Can two of these monitors be used with an rtx 3070?
Got this sucker brand new in the box from a pawn shop for 100 bucks, seams like this was worth it
(2:38) That appears to be a DVI dual link port, which I'd be able to use as I have a GTX 1070 in my desktop PC (I can't afford an RTX 3070 or A4000 at the moment), and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 10 series were the last GeForce GPUs to support DVI dual link natively, at least on the desktop GPUs. Along with that, my Zotac AMP Edition card has a dead HDMI port, so DisplayPort and DVI dual link are my only options. I can't use Intel Core i7 7th gen integrated graphics as that only supports DVI single link.
(7:33) That would be great for me, because I don't feel comfortable using Redshift (or the built-in 'Night light' feature on Windows) on my desktop PC (just on portable devices), so on the old 2013 Dell monitors, I have shortcuts to take me to the presets so I would usually have the monitors set to warm light unless I wanted to go do stuff like photo editing, video editing, video playback, or even just go through one of my art or comic books. I'm kinda curious as to if ASUS has a desktop app similar to Dell Display Manager for adjusting the display settings from within Windows.
Hello!! My question is ¿Should l edit my Photos in standard mode or where? That's where I'm lost
So this monitor when you buy it, it's ready to use, no need to change anything in sittings and it has a color correction no need that device to edit Thier colors, right?
Does it have type c to deliver power to the macbook?
Imma get this to game some games. I dont play competitve games, i just want a monitor where I can enjoy minecraft rtx
Is this monitor compatible with xrite colormunky display or i1 pro?? I already have the colormunky display device. Heard that it's not compatible with it. Please share your views.
What are the benefits if I buy the pa278cv over this one?
Hey chat, need some suggestion in here
I wanted a monitor for UI development. I have a macbook air m1, will this monitor work as expected when we connect with macbook
No scaling issues ?
Anyone out there using this for photography...processing raw photos in particular? If so, please comment!
X2
Of course you can. It's more that enough for everything up to the certain threshold. Of course there are better monitors in terms of colour accuracy, but with much higher price. They are for people who have the knowledge and education.
@@elophostia Thank you for your response! I have a higher end Eizo, and I could not get it calibrated with their hardware and software; thus, my question. I am in the process of using X-Rites i1Display Pro and their i1 Profiler software, and I am seeing a huge difference so far. My next set of test prints will determine whether or not I can get this Eizo calibrated or not. Note, I previously was able to calibrate my 9 year old NEC without any problems. The NEC had Brightness, Contrast, and Black level controls on it. As far as I know (through research) Asus is the only company who makes monitors with these 3 controls built into it! I am correct to say that you own this Asus monitor, but do you calibrate it?
would this connect up to a mac book?
It’s calibrated out of the box right? So I don’t have to change anything
Is a displayPort cable included?
There will be a 4k version of this monitor coming out really soon, it's called the ASUS PROART PA279CV.
@Schokooo Cat Most likely early december, but the shops I asked couldn't guarantee it.
What about pricing?
@@irisgonzalez5028 €499 it seems in most shops
@@michael.knight oh shoot really? I just saw one and it was like.. almost $3000 bucks.. I mustve been looking at a larger size or something
@@irisgonzalez5028 That was probably the new one with MiniLEDS, yea, those are much more expensive.
Nice review,
I recently got this and I'm still getting used to 1440p since upgrading from an old 24 inch 1080p monitor, how far away do you place the monitor on your desk?
I have it placed like an arms length, also same thing with me I moved from a 1080p to this everything seems so small especially when I edit, but you'll get used to it if you go back to a 1080p it will seem bad after. :)
Should I spend the extra to get the ASUS ProArt Display PA279CV 27” 4K HDR UHD (3840 x 2160)
Does this monitor have an integrated LUT?
Really good review man, thanks! I have a doubt: Will this monitor work out all right if connected to a MacBook Pro 2015? Tks!
i was concerned for MacBook pro 2013 but apparently it works, ordered monitor today, will let you know....if it works on mine, maybe it will work on yours?
@@msand43 hey, tks for the feedback, I got an answer about that in the Asus Facebook chat, they said that will be alright for MacBook 2015, so probably is the same with your 2013 model. The support person told me that it´s ok using HDMI or DisplayPort cable, even better with DisplayPort. Wish that you can enjoy your nice new monitor soon o/ have fun
@@msand43 was this okay? I have a 2017 mac
Not sure if asked or not. Can you mount the monitor to a wall?
How is the backlight bleed on this monitor? Just recently ordered a Dell colour accurate monitor and so much bleed and colour casting - is this a good even panel?
@@YuProducciones rtings said there is no bleed.
Is this better than benq pd2700q? I'm a graphic designer, I'm very confused to choose between this one and pd2700q.
Well you could purchase and both and compare them. I have the Asus Proart, bought it last April. I know the BenQ supports HDR but it is actually dimmer by at least 100 nits compared to the Asus on some review sites and only has 60hz refresh rate. Also the Asus is less expensive, probably the best monitor now.
you probably want to look at BenQ2705 also? i didn't use either so i cant tell you but from reading a lot this week, i sense ASUS may just top it... what did you pick?
I don't know shit about monitors, but is it possible to swamp out the base for something with a wider footprint, I'm close to pulling the trigger on this monitor and this is a deciding factor
You can buy an arm
It's the only 16:10 monitor with any kind of adaptive sync, but I wish it was lower than 48HZ.. Just want to play those old vertical shooter arcade games in proper vertical mode, but thankfully at least there are a lot of them still over 48hz :)
And it will be wonderful to use for my music projects too :) Buying asap (the 24" version).
Thanks for this! I've been researching monitors for the past week and love the idea of vertical shooter support. Was sold on the VP32AQ but the last one just sold. Getting a mount that swivels and tilts would put it into this monitors price range. Darius super wide screen would be cool but getting better colors prevails. Game on!
@@Marzimus I ended up getting the Asus 4K Tuf 28" monitor for my PS5 and it's been fantastic so far. Best priced 4K monitor with 144hz overdrive, but standard is 120HZ which is where I leave it. What I didn't realise when I wrote my first comment is that this monitor is freesync premium as is any monitor that has at least 2.5x the upper refresh rate of it's lowest refresh rate. This monitor has a freesync rate of 48-144, so 48 * 2.5 is 120, which means it qualifies for freesync premium which means it has something called LFC, or low frame rate compensation, which means freesync works through the entire frequency range! I learned about all this recently and it's exactly the same way that g-sync works in my laptop.
So I can use this even for old arcade games that are below the 48HZ barrier and it will sync them perfectly to play as they were intended. For this I use Retroarch with my new PC which is using the other HDMI 2.1 input on the monitor, but you can use the display port input just fine and most prefer that. The monitor is VERY easy to rotate when I want to.
The reason I don't overclock and use the 144hz option is because there is no need. There is no console game that exceeds 120 FPS in existence, and since I am running PC games at 4K on it, even with a 4070ti there's many new games I can't even get 60 FPS on with ultra settings. Older games I can lock to 120 just fine but I see the 144hz as a bit of a needless gimmick for 4K play in my case, (unless you have the most top spec epic GPU in the world).
So yes on the PS5 it uses freesync and on the very same monitor the PC uses G-Sync which is just Nvidia's front end for the Vesa VRR standard, which is what Freesync is but AMD's version. The only situation where VRR is different is G-Sync ultimate monitors that use an actual proprietary Nvidia chip inside, but that is purely for Nvidia cards/PC's:)
All in all, I am happy, the response rate is fast, picture is great, games look fabulous and that's what matters, plus that sweet rotation for arcade retro games or even modern steam takes on them that have a TATE option. Some PS4 games which work on PS5 have this option too, like some Hamster arcade classics.
2:19 omg the stand looks so unstable 😳 other than that, is the white tiny led on the lower frame the only light coming from the buttons area?
The stand is just not fully tightened down probably, thats all.
i have a pair of this monitor, really cool
did you test playing video games?
Which monitor is best for watching 1080p video on youtube i want true 1080p hdr display
Can it be Daisy chain?
I got this and it says does not support HDR
Hello, is this a 10bit panel?
I just bought two PA278QV monitors and I'm a bit confused as to which mode (Standard mode or sRGB mode) is the pre-calibrated one. The Calman certification sheet says it's sRGB calibrated but when I set it to that mode it's dark. Is that normal? Or am I understanding this wrong ..are all modes pre-calibrated?
If you are serious about accurate colors, then I'd suggest getting a calibrator and do the calibration yourself. All displays will go out of calibration over time. I'm not sure how long it takes this monitor to be out of spec.
Just got this monitor a few days ago. I saw in a message board the ports don’t work out the box with HDMI. says you need USB B to USB A or C for ports to work. Have you done that? Also is SRGB mode super dark to you? Seems brightness setting is locked in sRGB Mode.
If you're referring to the USB hub/the 4 USB 3.0 Type A downstream ports, you will need a USB 3.0 Type B to USB 3.0 Type A cord to connect to a free USB 3.0 Type A port on your computer - that's correct. I do not own this monitor, though I am considering purchasing one for casual use. I know the cord will be required from using 3 monitors previously that all have USB hubs built-in.
@@blademasterzero5295 Yes, i got a USB TYPE B TO TYPE C CORD and the ports on the monitor work now.
any link to buy ur nice chair bro ?
reading reviews and lots are saying black and gamma of this display is not that accurate.
hey this worth to buy in 2022 ?
is this monitor technology White LED or RGB LED
For editing photos, what presets picture do you suggest?
For Images I would suggest going with the sRGB mode if you are doing video editing go with the rec709
@@htpoint thank you. I just subscribed you 😁
Thanks so much 👻
I do like your comparison between the two. But, i just don't get it with the caption " My new Favorite Monitor " while you more likely to use the Pro Art better. haha cheers
Would you prefer this monitor or your old monitor for gaming? Will the better colour difference increase the gaming experience dramatically?
For Gaming I still use my 1080p 144hz monitor, and that's depending on what game I am playing. Something like Fortnite or Warzone I'd rather have the 144hz but for other single player games I go with the ProArt because they look better and you are still able to get the 75hz. Thanks for watching :)
@@htpoint whats about console gaming like ps4 (or ps5 in future) ?
This may seem to be a stupid question, but is the HDMI an input? I ask as I'm
toying with the idea of buying this monitor to watch DVDs on and I can't be bothered to buy a TV.
not stupid at all :) yes you can use the HDMI input for your player. thanks for watching
I guess time has come to replace my PA249Q
Hi.. i wondering if this monitor is good for documents reading. I noticed that the asus gaming ips monitor has very glaring colors that's very painful for my eyes.
I've been looking for reviews on a budget monitor that has very smooth and nice for reading documents.
Reading text on this monitor actually looks great, with the gaming monitors you are not really getting a calibrated display, unless you get a high end expensive one of course, I use this ProArt display anytime I am doing any kind of edit video/photo.
I also need for that. Should I get the proart quad or 4k?
Compared to its 24" counterpart, this lacks DCI-P3 mode and has 16:9 instead of 16:10.
Just bought mine today. They have a DCI-P3 mode in mine. Weird
i'm buying this monitor because of your review bro
Happy I was able to help, would love to hear back from you after you get it to see how you like it :)
did you test playing video games?
some time i play. but mainly im doing photo editing
@@janithnir how it is going? I'm s portrait photographer and I wondering if it is a good choice
@@janithnir ^^
It is 10bit monitor or not?
Could you tell me how *dark* the monitor can get? My current one is as bright on darkest settings as my smartphone on lightest settings and ist bothers me especially while creating text documents in a dark room.
This can get very dim, even on Rec709 or sRGB it dims down, you also have the option to turn the brightness down even more, shouldn't really be an issue for a darkroom. What I can do is post an image later today and you can see the difference from the highest to the lowest levels, I will let you know when I post the image :)
The monitor actually does have the setting for Dark Room mode
Wallpaper at min 6:19 please!
I recently bought two 27" ProArt monitors from Asus... The monitors color balance is completely off. One has a more purple hue and the other has a green hue. I've been trying to get in touch with ASUS for the past month and have been asked the same questions over and over again. Not happy with the product or their customer service. If you get their monitors expect to spend double to have them properly color calibrated.
I bought a colorimeter to try to fix this issue. I do calibrate monitors between 80-120 cd/m2. Gamma 2.2. Black level 49. 6500k. And my old monitor Asus PB248Q have no hue at all while the PA278QV have a yellow hue. The yellow hue on the PA278Q goes away over 250 cd/m^2. When i compare in greyscale the yellow hue is visible. Prints from work and home also matches the old monitor when it comes to greyscale under 6500k lightsource. Some users claim this issue on written reviews too... Sad, since it is a nice monitor overall.
Can this monitor connect to vga port? Please tell
no but you can buy a converter box. MAKE SURE you buy the correct male to female vga to hdmi conversion. Adapters do not work both ways. For example it has to be PC VGA to HDMI box. NOT vice versa
Which monitor do you suggest for creators for 3d lighting and rendering.I am using Arnold , Redshift renders ?
LG 27ul550-w OR asus proart PA278QV
What’s better this or pd2700u?
This
Can you switch the refresh rate back to 60hz or is it locked in 75?
most probably, in nvidia control panel, you can do that.
Wall mount Vesa?
Yes. 100x100.
1080p isn't a good comparison to 2k,but at least it doesnt help you get an idea.🤔
I want to watch movies, videos in full hd, ando love the colors in the movies, and maybe to play some videogames but no in expert mode. Its it monitor perfect to my specs???
It’s perfect
@@evaander is it good for ps5 gaming too? Like 4K 60 FPS?
@@gaylord_6933 maybe look for VA panel LG, but over all IPS is better, it depends if you prefer more contrast
Hi, between the ASUS ProArt 27" PA278QV and the Dell S2721QS which one do you recommend ?
In terms of resolution you are getting a 4K on Dell vs 2K on the Asus, brightness is the same on both at 350 cd/m². The main reason why I would choose the Asus one is if you are looking to get this monitor for color correcting purposes than I would go with Asus since it comes with 100% srgb a, rec 709 calibrated and Calmam verified which is a must if you are doing any sort of color correction, printing etc..
@@htpoint Hi, I bought the PA278QV but it suffers from black bleeding, is your model like that too ? ua-cam.com/video/tDJRH3w47sE/v-deo.html
See also the photos in the description in the video.
I currently no longer have the monitor, but I remember looking at it in a dim room and I don't recall seeing so much light bleeding as you have on your video. But again I could be wrong because it has been a while since this review. I am sorry couldn't be more of a help here
@@htpoint Okay, thanks anyway, I already returned the Benq Ex240 for the same problem, now with the PA278QV I'm deciding whether to return it again, if I return it I'm thinking of getting a monitor with a VA panel.
@@CanaleUA-camGeneralista if you have the budget an oled or mini led monitor will not have any of these issues and will have even better color accuracy.
white power light? Sold.
Can you connect a webcam to this monitor? I've tried and haven't had much success. Thanks for any insight you can provide!