Designed for creative professionals such as game developers, cinematographers, and colorists, the ASUS ProArt Display PA32UCG-K 32" 16:9 FreeSync2 4K 120 Hz HDR Mini-LED IPS Monitor is built to deliver exceptional accuracy for color-sensitive workflows. The Calman ready 3840 x 2160 4K screen is factory calibrated for ΔE <1 accuracy, covering 98% of the DCI-P3 spectrum for vivid and lifelike photos and videos. It also features mini-LED backlighting with 1152 local dimming zones that provide bright highlights and deep, dark colors, which is further enhanced with Dolby Vision, HDR10, and HLG high-dynamic range color mode support. You can also make sure that the ProArt Display PA32UCG-K is configured to meet your specifications using the included X-Rite i1Display Pro calibration tool. Game developers may also benefit from the 120 Hz variable refresh rate and support for AMD FreeSync2 technology that help minimize motion blur, screen tearing, and stuttering from fast-action scenes.
Connect the ProArt Display PA32UCG-K to your system using the DisplayPort, HDMI, and Thunderbolt 3 ports. You can also boost your multitasking efficiency by using the Thunderbolt 3 ports to daisy chain multiple ProArt Display monitors and deliver up to 60W of power to compatible devices. The built-in USB 3.1 hub allows you to quickly connect compatible peripherals such as keyboards, mice, and storage devices to your computer through the monitor. The ProArt Display PA32UCG-K also includes a monitor hood.
- 32" In-Plane Switching (IPS) Panel
- HDMI + DisplayPort + Thunderbolt 3 Input
- 3840 x 2160 UHD Resolution @ 120 Hz
- 1000:1 Static Contrast Ratio
ASUS PA32UCG-K Overview
- 1Description
- 2Exceptional Color Accuracy
- 3Enhanced HDR
- 4Dolby Vision
- 5Custom Color Adjustments
- 6Optimized for Game Development
- 7Versatile Connectivity
- 8Thunderbolt 3
- 9Single Cable Connection
- 10Ergonomics
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ASUS PA32UCG-K Reviews
Do not buy if you use a Mac
Using a brand new MacBook Pro and the latest OS this monitor cannot deliver on its promised capabilities. It comes with 3 cables. HDMI will give you HDR, but only in 8 bit color and at 60Hz. Thunderbolt gives 120 Hz but the Mac will not recognize it as HDR. Using an adapter the DisplayPort cable also doesn't recognize HDR. I am 12 emails in with ASUS support and they are pretty much no help. I've hooked it up to a Windows 10 machine and there it delivers all the promised features, so the monitor and the cables are fine. This monitor claims a bunch of features that do not work on Macs. Really disappointing for such an expensive piece of gear. I would really advise not buying this if you are on a Mac.
Unusable for HDR content due to overheating
After about an hour of operation in any HDR mode, this monitor develops a significant flicker in the upper-left quadrant and the internal fans spin up to maximum speed. It recovers almost immediately upon switching back to any SDR mode, but continued HDR operation reproduces the issue very quickly. It's pretty clear that the monitor is overheating, which is pretty frustrating given that HDR compatibility is one of the biggest distinguishing features of this particular model. I'll be RMA'ing it wiith ASUS to see if this is just an issue with my particular copy, but either way this is very disappointing for a product that costs this much.
Adobe Amazing
Amazing Monitor - best color in AdobeRGB and outstanding HDR. Only thing missing is true G-Sync.
Great monitor with some caveats.
Good overall, but some listed features are missing. The listed Dolby Vision feature is still missing at this point. It works well with my RTX 3080 Ti, but some features only work with AMD video cards. You will need to change some settings via the monitor to get it to work at its peak capability. For example, for some reason, the monitor does not default to using DP 1.4 with DSC and you need to manually enable it. My panel uniformity is great with very little backlight bleed. The HDR function works as listed and can be blindingly bright at 1600 nits at peak brightness. Also, HDR works great when gaming with fast transitions, even when playing fast-paced first-person shooters. 4K 120 Hz works via DP or HDMI with an NVIDIA or AMD GPU. It can also work well with the Xbox Series X or PS5 via HDMI 2.1. It is very feature rich, but it should be at this price. I'm not quite the demographic for this monitor, but I purchased it because it seemed to be the best 32-inch 4k monitor available. I think the monitor is anywhere from 3.5 stars to 4 stars at its current capability, but if the promised features ever do arrive, I will update the review score at that time.
Great features as advertised. Issues exists.
Overall, 120 Hz 10bit HDR with 1000 nit and 1600 peak nit confirmed. make sure you run with the HDMI 2.1 port for this. Color and viewing are great. The best you could get with this price range. Feels a little bit better than the Apple XDR pro Display. There are some issues ASUS had or must resolve in the future: 1st. very important You need to do firmware update. Without the firmware update there will be bug that cause flickering mini-LED (in fake HDR mode, certain brightness) that almost made me return the product. Firmware update resolved the issue. 2nd. The firmware had issue of incorrect brightness for tiny white objects in zero black background. The characters in a terminal window will tell everything to you. Their brightness looks like zebra. ASUS are fighting against blooming issue I can tell, but there are no good solutions there. ASUS Please give choices to us!!!! (A) Incorrect deep black with blooming but correct object brightness. (B) Incorrect small white brightness, but correct deep black brightness. (C) Choices of compromised middle ground are needed as well. 3rd. Unstable input detection. It is either unstable or sometimes very slow to respond to screen property change. It is extreme and almost unusable when you turned on the free-sync feature, you have to turn on the screen exactly the moment the GPU are sending the signal out. Maybe RTX3090 don't like the free-sync feature, just put this in mind. Last, the color mode setting of this monitor for HDR signal is always lost, I have to reset it ever time the screen refresh. Please fix these features ASUS. ASUS you have poor feature testing and firmware. For this 5 grand pro device, I am feeling upset. Maybe this is a small market for you., but reputation matters. Please improve.
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