Asus ProArt Display PA278CV vs Dell S3220DGF

[Music] All righty. So the unboxing is done here and everything is covered very nicely here so let's just go ahead and take this cover off and so far ...

Using it for a while for productivity purpose related to typing text such in overleaf, programming editors etc. Sharpnesses should be improved as eyes strain even when following best practises. The UX design concerning the buttons at the bottom to adjust screen brightness etc is poor.

Since it's for content creators, it has full sRGB coverage, and its color accuracy is excellent out of the box. You can use it for some light gaming on the side, thanks to its great response time and variable refresh rate support.

I find the professional monitors (AsusPB328Q) do a much better job with dark scenes. As a matter of fact, so does my TCL 6 series tv which is also a VA panel. This dell monitor makes dark scenes look even darker, no matter how you tweak brightness and contrast, you cannot see the detail in dark scenes. Now, let’s go back to the color problem

The Pro Art Pa278cv has a surprisingly good response time for a monitor not specialized in gaming. It has a minimal blur trail with no overshoot, with...

Dell support is the worst right now, was on hold for 90 minutes, to have an agent come on and tell me to call back in 2 hours because they were busy. Seriously.

There you go. Let's get rid of this wrap. So there you go. Sort of the black finish all around except the bottom feet and the arm itself is silver

Now in this case HDR is not going to blow you away since the monitor only supports the basic HDR400 standard with maximum brightness rated at 400 nits...

I wanted a larger, updated monitor for graphic design. This monitor is not it. I think this is more for a PC/Windows system. I could not get my iMac to recognize the monitor

I think the 32 inch is Big enough, but not too big where it becomes too big It's I think 32 is about as as big as I want to go It's still comfortable ...