Find the best ProArt Display for your studio, set, office, or enterprise in 2025

All displays create possibilities, but some create more than others. A low-performing monitor with inaccurate colors can be a major hindrance for creative professionals like filmmakers, architects, designers, and AI specialists, limiting their ability to analyze visual assets with confidence and collaborate with their teams across multiple displays. To meet the need for versatile displays built on an unshakeable foundation of highly accurate colors, we offer the ProArt family of displays. Built from the ground up with the essential specs needed in a wide range of demanding fields, the best ProArt displays streamline creative workflows and help you or your employees move rapidly from concept to product.

The ProArt family includes many options purpose-built for specific professions, so there’s a large lineup to consider as you look for the best ProArt display for your studio or business. Whether you’re looking for a premium monitor with record-breaking HDR capabilities or a midrange model with the targeted features necessary for your workflow, a stylus-ready portable display or an ultrawide with a fast refresh rate, there’s a ProArt display that meets your needs.

Keep an eye out for a big upcoming promotion focused on ProArt monitors — and ROG, TUF, and ZenScreen monitors, too. Select displays, including some of our latest models, will be offered at a special price between November 20, 2025, and December 1, 2025. To receive email updates regarding this promotion and other new content on Edge Up, subscribe to our email newsletter using the tool in the upper-right-hand corner of the page.

High-end color accuracy at mainstream prices

Too often, the sky-high prices of reference monitors exceed the budgets of college students, hobbyists, and creators building their first home office or studio. To help these artists and creators get started, we offer a wide range of ProArt displays that offer professional-grade accuracy for very attainable prices.

One option that’s easy to recommend to a wide range of creators is the ProArt Display PA278CGV. This 27-inch 1440p (2560×1440) monitor offers a compelling blend of size and pixel density. For excellent color accuracy, it’s factory calibrated and Calman Verified to achieve an average delta E value of less than two. Thanks to an integrated USB Type-C port that’s ready to accept a display signal, drive the USB hub, and recharge connected devices with 90W Power Delivery, this monitor is incredibly easy to connect to your laptop without requiring you to invest in a docking station. It even offers an elevated 144Hz refresh rate to support the work of folks like game developers.

If you regularly work with high resolution assets, or if more screen real estate would streamline your workflows in your primary creative app, you might prefer a 4K monitor instead. The ProArt Display PA279CRV will answer the call. This monitor is a great step up for creators and producers alike. With a 4K UHD resolution in a comfortable 27” diagonal, it lets users see more on-screen. It boasts wide color gamut support with 99% DCI-P3 and 99% Adobe RGB coverage. And with support for daisy chaining via DisplayPort, built-in USB hub functionality, a USB Type-C port wired for 96W power delivery, and an HDMI port, it offers a full suite of connectivity options.

Perhaps you need an even larger screen? The ProArt Display PA329CRV offers a professional-grade 32-inch panel with a 4K resolution — and at a price that’s within the reach of a wide range of creators and businesses. The PA329CRV provides the essential features you need for creative work, including exceptional color accuracy, full sRGB color gamut coverage, 98% DCI-P3 coverage, and factory pre-calibration. Its sweeping 32-inch diagonal brings you in close to your work, enabling you to focus on the details, and its 4K resolution lets you closely analyze your assets and projects with confidence.

The best ProArt Displays for an on-set monitor

For many creative workflows, the story of every production starts on the set. There, your on-set monitor is an invaluable tool for ensuring high-quality raw assets. But not all monitors offer the blend of features that you need. The ProArt Display PA24US and ProArt Display PA16USV give you the input options, exceptional display characteristics, and easy calibration tools you need for an on-set SDI monitor.

Many times, the hard requirement for a monitor in this scenario is a 12G-SDI connector. Through this input, displays can receive uncompressed video footage up to 4K@60Hz directly from camera devices with ultra-low latency. And since 12G-SDI has a locking mechanism and allows for extremely long cables, this connector is a natural fit for a studio cart.

The smaller of our two options is the ProArt Display PA16USV. This slim 15.6-inch portable monitor demands very little space with its integrated kickstand and included mini-stand, and thanks to its tripod socket and VESA mount support, it’s an easy addition to a space-saving setup. You’ll get premium pixel density thanks to its 4K resolution. It offers a surprisingly large connectivity suite for such a small monitor: 12G-SDI input, USB-C with DP Alt Mode, HDMI, and a USB hub. On top of all that, you’ll get the premium display characteristics that set apart the ProArt series. It’s factory calibrated and Calman Verified to deliver ΔE < 2 color accuracy, and it offers 100% coverage of the sRGB color gamut.

The ProArt Display PA24US ups the ante with a still-compact 24-inch size. With its 12G-SDI, full-function USB Type-C port with DisplayPort Alt Mode, DisplayPort 1.4, and HDMI 2.0 ports, the PA24US offers versatile connectivity for your setup. Diverse picture-by-picture and picture-in-picture options make it easy to monitor multiple input sources simultaneously, and you can even adjust each window’s color settings individually.

The ProArt Display PA24US’s premium display characteristics give you an exceptionally high-quality view of the footage you’re monitoring. As it offers a richly detailed 4K resolution in a 23.6-inch panel, you get an excellent 187 PPI. The IPS panel offers wide 178° viewing angles for easy collaboration — and so that you see images accurately even when you’re not looking at the screen exactly on-center. 99% Adobe RGB coverage and 95% DCI-P3 coverage let you work with confidence in these cinema-grade color spaces.

The ProArt Display PA24US is factory pre-calibrated to achieve an average ΔE of less than one for professional-grade color accuracy. But it also goes above and beyond to help you maintain its calibration with a built-in motorized flip colorimeter. It’s located along the bottom left-hand corner of the display to avoid interference with a display hood, and it only moves into place when you need it. You can use it with the free ProArt Calibration software, or it seamlessly integrates with the Calman Ready and LightIllusion ColourSpace CMS tools if you prefer. Either way, it takes the hassle out of display calibration and makes it easier to recheck the accuracy of the display over time.

The best ProArt Display for stylus work

Many creators rely on the accuracy, simplicity, and control of stylus input. The ProArt Display PA169CDV gives creators a secondary display and a flexible input device with 10-point touch and stylus support, the ASUS Dial, and Control Panel software, all in a slim package design that fits right into a laptop bag.

The PA169CDV offers exceptional versatility in a space-saving design. The bundled ProArt Pen and Wacom’s EMR tech provides natural-feeling writing and drawing experiences. Two innovative kickstands let you prop up the display at a variety of different angles so that you can position it perfectly for the needs of the moment. When you’re using it as a second display, you’ll appreciate how the professional-level accuracy and 100% coverage of the sRGB and Rec.709 color gamuts let you create with confidence.

The best ProArt Displays for professionals who need high-end pixel density

When people talk about displays, the conversation often focuses on resolution, with 1080p, 1440p, or 4K being the common options. But resolution on its own doesn’t tell the whole story. A crucial piece of the puzzle is pixel density, usually expressed as pixels per inch (PPI). This measurement describes how tightly packed the pixels are on a display. Two screens may both be 4K, but the one with a smaller physical size will have more pixels squeezed into every inch, creating a sharper, more refined image. For creative professionals including architects, photographers, color graders, 3D product designers, and others, this difference can be transformative.

Through new panel technologies, we’ve been able to kick up the PPI on many of our latest ProArt Displays, and they’re proving to be some of our most popular options in the series. The ProArt Display 5K PA27JCV might be the all-around workhorse of the group. As a 27-inch display, it’s an easy fit on almost any creator’s desk, even in a multi-monitor configuration. It offers exceptional pixel density with a 5K resolution, which works out to a 218 PPI. The bolstered resolution gives you 77% more workspace than a 4K monitor of the same size. For comfortable, color-accurate viewing, it also features our new LuxPixel™ technology. This anti-glare, low-reflection (AGLR) coating provides a paper-like screen effect to minimize reflections, ensuring accurate colors and sharp details.

Perhaps you like the PPI of the ProArt Display 5K PA27JCV, but you’d prefer it on an even larger display. The ProArt Display 6K PA32QCV was built for you. Boasting a 6016×3384 resolution on a 32-inch panel, this monitor offers the same ultra-sharp 218 PPI as its 27-inch cousin. Monitor options that pair such a high PPI with a large 32-inch diagonal are quite rare. On top of premium pixel density, this display also offers rich connectivity including two Thunderbolt™ 4 ports, a LuxPixel™ AGLR coating, exceptional color gamut coverage, and more.

Finally, an even-higher PPI option that’s on the way soon: the ProArt Display 8K PA32KCX. It has the same 32-inch size as the 6K option, but it kicks the resolution all the way up to 7680×4320 for a superb 275 PPI. But pixel density isn’t the only way that it’s a standout professional monitor. It uses a mini-LED backlight with 4032 local dimming zones to deliver exceptional HDR performance: up to 1200 nits peak brightness, and up to 1000 nits sustained brightness without partial patch limitation. It offers an average ΔE value of less than one for world-leading color accuracy, and it covers 97% of the cinema-grade DCI-P3 color gamut for beautifully saturated color reproduction. ASUS ProArt Hardware Calibration technology provides color-accuracy optimization and color profile write-back.

It’s worth noting that the lofty resolutions of both the PA32KCX and the PA32QCV make them compelling choices for creators working with high-resolution assets. 6K and 8K cameras are relatively common in creative fields, yet reference monitors with comparably high resolutions aren’t. These displays will let you analyze high-res footage without downscaling, all while elevating your workflow with their creator-focused feature sets.

The best OLED monitor for professional work

QD-OLED panels have caught the eye of creators who value wide color gamut coverage and high color volume. The ProArt Display OLED PA32UCDM serves up a professional-grade experience with a QD-OLED panel and a high-end set of features tailored expressly for the needs of creators.

The ProArt Display OLED PA32UCDM is a 31.5-inch monitor with a detailed 4K resolution, and it delivers beautifully saturated colors with true 10-bit color depth and 99% coverage of the DCI-P3 color gamut. It achieves an average ΔE value of less than one 1 for world-leading color accuracy, and ASUS ProArt Hardware Calibration tech provides color-accuracy optimization and color profile write-back. Additionally, the PA32UCDM is configured to work seamlessly with Calman and Light Illusion ColourSpace CMS professional hardware calibration software.

The PA32UCDM is an exceptional choice for creators working with HDR content. With 1000 nits of break brightness, it delivers outstanding detail in highlights, and as an OLED panel, it offers deep, inky blacks. This display supports multiple HDR metadata formats, including HLG and HDR10, allowing creators to check how content will appear for a wide range of target displays before it is sent off for final delivery (Dolby Vision will be ready in 2025/Q3 via firmware update).

For creators who work with moving media, the ProArt Display OLED PA32UCDM provides a sizzling 240Hz refresh rate. This provides buttery-smooth animation during rendering work, allows you to conduct quality checks on one display.

Rich connectivity and versatile placement options round out the PA32UCDM’s high-end feature list. It includes a Thunderbolt™ 4 port ready to offer up to 96W Power Delivery, an HDMI 2.1 port, and a built-in USB Hub. Its base is 50% smaller than our last-gen option, holding the display sturdily while maintaining a compact footprint so that you have more desktop space for your full workstation. Additionally, the display’s included bracket lets you mount the display on a partition wall.

The best ProArt Display for HDR workflows

For HDR content mastering, ultra-precise control and extreme contrast are essential. The ProArt Display PA32UCXR meets the needs of creatives working with HDR content with its exceptionally bright mini-LED backlighting. Its 2304-zone local dimming backlight can achieve a dazzling 1600-nit peak brightness. But it not only excels at reaching stratospheric levels of luminance, but also maintaining a high level of brightness with its industry-leading 1000 nits of full-screen sustained brightness.

The ProArt Display PA32UCXR is a shining example of what the latest display tech can provide to even the most demanding of creators. It offers true 10-bit color with Quantum Dot technology, and it covers 99% of the Adobe RGB and 97% of the cinema-grade DCI-P3 color gamut. It’s factory pre-calibrated to achieve an average ΔE of less than one for supremely accurate colors. To maintain that professional-level accuracy over the long term, the PA32UCXR has a built-in motorized flip colorimeter. This standalone self-calibration solution is compatible with any operating system and doesn’t require additional calibration software. You can use the OSD to schedule it at any time – or even schedule a calibration during your off hours to avoid any delay to your productivity.

ASUS Smart HDR technology ensures compatibility with existing streaming video services and a growing list of HDR-enabled games. The PA32UCXR supports multiple HDR metadata formats, including Dolby Vision, HLG, and HDR10, so that you can check how content will appear for a wide range of target displays before it’s sent off for final delivery.

Wide connectivity options make the ProArt Display PA32UCXR an easy addition to any studio. With dual Thunderbolt 4 ports, DisplayPort 1.4, and two HDMI 2.0 ports, it offers broad compatibility with current and future devices. One of those Thunderbolt 4 ports offers up to 90W Power Delivery, making it easy for laptop users to set up a single-cable setup — and it’s also ready to daisy-chain several displays through a single port.

A ProArt display for any endeavor

From premium displays built for needs of those on the cutting edge of content creation to affordable models ready to springboard aspiring creatives and college students into successful careers, the ProArt Display lineup has something for everyone. Whether you’re shopping for your business, your educational institution, or for your home studio, we’re confident that we can connect you with the best ProArt display for your needs. Click here to browse our full range of ProArt monitors.