ASUS ProArt PA278CV Monitor - Unboxing & Review
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- Опубліковано 11 кві 2023
- If you're looking for the prefect monitor then look no further than the Asus ProArt PA278CV display. This monitor has a high resolution and wide viewing angle, making it perfect for enhancing your photos and video as well as improving your work flow.
In this video, we'll show you all of the features of the Asus ProArt PA278CV monitor and how it can help you unlock your design potential. We'll also give you some tips on how to get the most out of this monitor, so be sure to watch the video!
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hey, do u run this monitor on 100% windows-scale?
Hey there, are you using Windows Mac or Linux?
Thanks for your clear review ❤
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Great video! I’m looking for a 32” 4k monitor for photo editing and feeling overwhelmed with choices 😂
If you had to choose between the ASUS PA329CV, DELL U3223qe and BENQ PD3225u, which one would you go for? Thanks!
Great video. I recently purchased a 32" monitor and I think I am going to return it. Its too tall for my desk and my neck hurts to look up at the top. 27" is the next option but I am curious why you said at the beginning of your video that a ultra wide was too big for you. Thanks
Thank you for your feedback. After trying 34-inch UltraWide and a 32-inch wide-screen, I can honestly say 27 inch is the sweet spot if you're going to sit a foot or so away. 34 inch UltraWide was great for multitasking, and having less height was good it just couldn't fit on my desk. Then I tried a 32-inch, and that gave me terrible neck issues, so I have settled for 27 inches, and I'm very happy. Took me several tries to get it right 😀
02:34 - what are those desktop speakers with the yellow/gold on them? Have you got a review of them?
Hey, those are the GigaWorks T40 Series II speakers made by Creative. They have been around for a few years now, I personally love the design. They sound great, too. Thanks for your comment. I didn't do a review due to them being released over five years ago. They are great all-around speakers 🔊
Awesome
Are you looking to get one? I'm still using mine and love it, better than the Dell I used to use 😀
@@brucejunboxing Ha, all I buy is Asus products when I build PCs etc. However I just bought a Dell monitor and you have this Asus monitor from the Dell you had lol. Funny how we both switched.
I have Asus Designo monitors but have been eyeing the Proart series and their Proart motherboards.
@t.7527 Ah yeah, that's quite funny, don't get me wrong, my old Dell was very reliable, I too only use Asus when building PC'S. Good choice in hardware 😀
Does anyone have an idea how much does it cost in India.... reliance digital or Croma store.
Does it take a standard HDMI cable? Also how does it compare to the Dell QHD? Thanks
Hey, thanks for your comment. This does use HDMI and should accept a standard cable. Personally, I've not tested it against the Dell, but I've had Dell monitors before and much prefer this Asus
About the connection, which cable do you think is better, HDMI or Display port? For a Macbook air m1
I'd personally just use HDMI. I don't know much about display port, but I know HDMI also supports audio?
perfect
Thanks for your comment. I hope you enjoy your new monitor 😀
Hey, thanks a lot for this review. I bought the PA278CGV, and the image is super weird; it looks like there is a fisheye effect. I don't understand how it's possible since the screen is not curved, and in any OS (macOS/Windows), I see the same. It's like the monitor is curved, but on the wrong side, it's super weird and I've never experienced that with any other monitor I've bought. It's very annoying to code on it since it looks like the lines of code are bent in the middle.
Does somebody have the same thing, or maybe an explanation, or even better, a fix ?
Thanks a lot
That to me sounds like a graphic driver issue or a cable issue face you tried reinstalling your graphics card? If that fails, then I'd contact Asus and get a replacement. Hope this helps 🙏
Maybe the geometry of the pixel gives this effect?
Hi! What the difference between this one and the PA279CV
Hey, the main difference is that the PS279CV has 10-bit colour and 4k resolution. If your budget can extend to the one you asked about, then buy it! For my usage, the PA278CV is perfect for my needs.
Hi, hey in the pictures quality and colors there are a diference between 60hz and 75hz?
Herts do not affect colour quality but 75hz will be better for your eyes and provide smoother transitions as well as gaming experience :)
@@brucejunboxing ok thanks, Ok, I was just saying because I have an HP 24 Full HD monitor and the colors looked washed out without quality at 60hz, but when I tuned it to 75hz the colors changed, they became richer, sharper, the black colors became deeper, and when I tune it again At 60hz the washed colors return, that's why I always keep it at 75hz, that's why I thought the HZ had something to do with it. Another question, do you recommend this monitor only for multimedia just for the nice image quality and colors? , (I am not a photo and video editor)
Between this one and the 279CVR? Which one would have a better color accuracy?
They are both very colour accurate. However, the 279 has a slight advantage as it can show more colours with its 10bit display. Ultimately, it comes down to affordability and usage needs. What one do you think you will buy?
@@brucejunboxing bought the CVR, will keep you updated when it arrives
@@jo69123 there is newer version of 278cv, its called 278cgv and has 144hz refresh rate, same color accuracy, thunderbolt support and 10bit color depth(not native 10 bit but still..). you should have checked it.
@@brucejunboxing it’s an 8bit display and the color accuracy sucks
I recently bought this model but have no idea how to raise or lower the monitor screen - is it possible with this model??
Hey, thanks for reaching out. It usually comes with an adjustable stand that allows a more suitable position. Did it come with the stand?
@@brucejunboxing It came with a stand on a post, I just can't figure out how it raises and lowers.
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What is the difference between PA329CRV and PA329CV? Or is there a difference?
There are minimal differences except the PA329CRV is more expensive!
Just a follow up to my last comment I tried a 4K version sent it back after about a day totally useless on a MacBook Air not worth $200 more. The 1440 resolution is perfect for a MacBook. Anything higher becomes ridiculous.🖥️💻🤪
I love 1440p. I'm so happy you found the sweet spot to get the most out of this monitor. Thanks for your comment ❤
Just curious 1440 means 2k right?did you get 27 or 24 inch one?
can you game on these monitors?
Hey, yeah you can it supports 75hz and adaptive sync, I have tried a few games and find it to be reasonable. I like that you can then get straight into creative work without having to have separate screens. There are other higher performing dedicated gaming monitors however this does it all fairly well :)
there is newer version of 278cv, its called 278cgv and has 144hz refresh rate, same color accuracy, thunderbolt support and 10bit color depth(not native 10 bit but still..). you should have check it. but it costs $100 more
I just bought it recently. I didnt get any HDMI cable. USB thunderbolt is no ise for me as My laptop does not have one. Neither Display Port option. What is the best option for me to connect laptop to Monitor to get most out of it?
Hey, thanks for reaching out . It's very strange that you didn't get a HDMI cable? I would question Asus, but in the meantime, you can buy a HDMI lead from any leading stores or online. They might have changed their packaging contents to produce less waste?
@@brucejunboxing yeah, I got 3 power cords ( different countries socket) and 1 display Port and 1 UsB C thunderbolt port. I bought a HDMI cable but wondering if I should Get a display port Usb C comnector or not? Because I have heard thay Display port is better than HDMI?
Fantastic idea 💡 displayport definitely wins 🏆 but is entirely up to you, whichever is more convenient
Read somewhere that this monitor has PWM under 100% of brightness.Did anyone noticed this?
Audio is not the best, but thanks for the review
Thanks for your feedback. Do you like the screen? I personally never use inbuilt speakers, but that can be a deal breaker for some.
@@brucejunboxing seems to be great, I am thinking on it, as I need proper colours, as I also make videos and my monitor is getting old 🙂
Do you know if this is compatible for MacPro 2023. We have the monitor but have a hard time connecting it. We called ASUS and they say there are no drivers for MAC. Not sure what to do.
Hey, sorry to hear you're having issues. As far as I know, this monitor is compatible with Mac or Windows. Sounds stupid, but have you tried a different cable?
@@brucejunboxing My wife had not changed the input 🤣. Everything seems to be working well now.
buying apple - rip 💀
Easy mistake, haha. I'm glad it's working now :)
Is itASUS ProArt Display PA278QV
Hey, no, this is the PA278CV model 😀
QV is supposedly the previous model. This is the newest model.
75 hz ?
Oh yes, this model supports 75hz ❤️
@@brucejunboxing 165 hz ? what the model ?