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title: "ProArt Display 24” (23.8 inch viewable) 1440P Professional Monitor (PA24ACRV) – IPS, QHD (2560 x 1440),Pre-Calibrated, 95% DCI-P3, ΔE < 2, Calman Verified, USB-C PD 96W, HDR400, 3 yr Warranty"
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# 95% DCI-P3 Wide Color Gamut USB-C 96W Power Delivery 23.8” QHD IPS Display ProArt Display 24” (23.8 inch viewable) 1440P Professional Monitor (PA24ACRV) – IPS, QHD (2560 x 1440),Pre-Calibrated, 95% DCI-P3, ΔE < 2, Calman Verified, USB-C PD 96W, HDR400, 3 yr Warranty

**Brand:** asus
**Price:** € 848.33
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate Your Vision with ProArt Precision

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ProArt Display 24” (23.8 inch viewable) 1440P Professional Monitor (PA24ACRV) – IPS, QHD (2560 x 1440),Pre-Calibrated, 95% DCI-P3, ΔE < 2, Calman Verified, USB-C PD 96W, HDR400, 3 yr Warranty by asus
- **How much does it cost?** € 848.33 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- asus enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted asus brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Creative Suite Ready:** Includes 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud access—unlock industry-leading tools to elevate your projects right out of the box.
- • **Seamless Power & Connectivity:** One USB-C cable delivers DisplayPort video, superfast data transfer, and up to 96W power—cutting clutter and boosting productivity.
- • **Vivid Precision at Every Pixel:** Experience razor-sharp 2560x1440 QHD resolution with an IPS panel offering 178° wide viewing angles for flawless visuals from any seat.
- • **Adaptive Comfort Meets Ergonomics:** Tilt, swivel, pivot, and height adjustments combined with an ambient light sensor that auto-tunes brightness and color temperature for your ultimate viewing comfort.
- • **Color Accuracy That Commands Attention:** Factory pre-calibrated with ΔE < 2 and Calman Verified, ensuring your creative work pops with true-to-life colors across 95% DCI-P3 and 100% sRGB gamuts.

## Overview

The ASUS ProArt Display PA24ACRV is a 23.8-inch professional-grade QHD monitor featuring an IPS panel with 95% DCI-P3 color coverage and factory-calibrated ΔE < 2 accuracy. It supports HDR400 and offers versatile connectivity including USB-C with 96W power delivery. Designed for creative professionals, it includes ergonomic adjustments, an ambient light sensor, and a 3-year warranty, making it a top-tier choice for video editors and designers seeking impeccable color fidelity and seamless workflow integration.

## Description

ProArt Display PA24ACRV is a 23.8-inch QHD monitor designed for professional video editors. This Calman Verified display boasts a wide color gamut with 95% DCI-P3 coverage and is factory pre-calibrated to Delta E <2 for exceptional color accuracy. For added convenience, the built-in USB-C® port offers DisplayPort™ support, superfast data transfers, and 96-watt power delivery via a single cable.

Review: You could call me a monitor enthusiast at this point. I own everything from old CRTs, a range of VA and IPS panels in both ultrawide and 16:9, to a $1000 LG Ultragear OLED. And yes, a couple nice Asus Proart IPS panels like this one which I use for both gamedev and pixel art, and gaming because they are versatile and can handle high desktop hour-counts in a way that OLEDs still can't. So my primary gaming monitor is a 21:9 LG Ultragear OLED. It's fantastic, but as most people know by now, not every game supports 21:9 natively, and additionally that is a 40" 3440x1440 monitor so the pixel density could be much higher, and that basically prevents me from using DLSS because you really don't want to resort to DLSS on a monitor with about ~100 PPI. To that end, I wanted a more pixel-dense 16:9 monitor with the best color quality I could get for a reasonable price, so that I could play obligate 16:9 games (such as Persona 5 Royal) or performance-intensive games that require DLSS on my GPU (such as the Oblivion Remaster). Enter this Asus Proart 1440p 24" IPS panel. It's pixel dense, the colors are potentially very good for an IPS panel. There is a bit of a warm tint from the factory, but that is easily resolved with a small teak to the built-in RGB Gain setting. HOWEVER, this is not an especially contrasty monitor. I not only have OLEDs and VAs with better contrast ratio (which is expected), I even have affordable IPS panels with a comparable or better contrast ratio. It's not exactly bad for an IPS panel, it's just not great in that particular way. Now having said that, it does accomplish what I wanted. The accurate colors, high coverage, and extensive controls built into the monitor allowed me to tune it to make games look very good. This is the first monitor (other than my OLEDs ofc) where I was able to tune it to get correct calibration images in every game without game-specific tweaking. It is indeed very pixel dense, and allows me to use more aggressive DLSS in demanding games without undue blur or artifacts, while keeping convincing scenery and rich colors. This did take manual tweaking however, since professional accurate colors and pretty in-game colors are not always the same, and this by default isn't calibrated to be PRETTY, it is calibrated to be ACCURATE. It can take work and knowledge to mostly accomplish both at the same time, but at least this monitor has the quality and controls to allow that to happen. In other words, this monitor has potential to be very good, but you need to know what you're doing if you want to use it for real-time content like games.
Review: This monitor is excellent. The color range is wide and very accurate, which is perfect for me as a graphic designer. It also matches the colors on my laptop really well, so working between both screens feels seamless. Great choice if you need reliable color performance. Value for money

## Features

- 23.8-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) LED backlight display with IPS 178° wide viewing angle panel
- International color standard 95% DCI-P3 and 100% sRGB wide color gamut
- Calman Verified with factory calibrated for excellent Delta E < 2 color accuracy
- Extensive connectivity including DP over USB-C with 96W Power Delivery, DisplayPort (MST), HDMI and USB hub
- Built-in Ambient Light Sensor synchronizes display brightness and color temperature with environment light changes
- Ergonomic design with tilt, swivel, pivot and height adjustments for a comfortable viewing experience
- Green Sustainability: paper packaging and energy-efficient environmental standards
- What’s in the box: USB-C cable, DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, Power cord, Quick release stand, Quick start guide, Warranty Card, Welcome Card
- 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud: Receive complimentary access with the purchase of this product (valid from 9/1/2023 to 8/31/2025)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CVSM1XFX |
| Item model number | PA24ACRV |
| Manufacturer | ASUS |
| Product Dimensions | 17.78 x 54.86 x 38.86 cm; 5.6 kg |

## Product Details

- **Aspect ratio:** 16:9
- **Brand:** ASUS
- **Resolution:** QHD Wide 1440p
- **Screen size:** 24 Inches
- **Screen surface description:** Matte

## Images

![ProArt Display 24” (23.8 inch viewable) 1440P Professional Monitor (PA24ACRV) – IPS, QHD (2560 x 1440),Pre-Calibrated, 95% DCI-P3, ΔE < 2, Calman Verified, USB-C PD 96W, HDR400, 3 yr Warranty - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81yVBwXa2YL.jpg)

## Available Options

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***H on 11 May 2025*

You could call me a monitor enthusiast at this point. I own everything from old CRTs, a range of VA and IPS panels in both ultrawide and 16:9, to a $1000 LG Ultragear OLED. And yes, a couple nice Asus Proart IPS panels like this one which I use for both gamedev and pixel art, and gaming because they are versatile and can handle high desktop hour-counts in a way that OLEDs still can't. So my primary gaming monitor is a 21:9 LG Ultragear OLED. It's fantastic, but as most people know by now, not every game supports 21:9 natively, and additionally that is a 40" 3440x1440 monitor so the pixel density could be much higher, and that basically prevents me from using DLSS because you really don't want to resort to DLSS on a monitor with about ~100 PPI. To that end, I wanted a more pixel-dense 16:9 monitor with the best color quality I could get for a reasonable price, so that I could play obligate 16:9 games (such as Persona 5 Royal) or performance-intensive games that require DLSS on my GPU (such as the Oblivion Remaster). Enter this Asus Proart 1440p 24" IPS panel. It's pixel dense, the colors are potentially very good for an IPS panel. There is a bit of a warm tint from the factory, but that is easily resolved with a small teak to the built-in RGB Gain setting. HOWEVER, this is not an especially contrasty monitor. I not only have OLEDs and VAs with better contrast ratio (which is expected), I even have affordable IPS panels with a comparable or better contrast ratio. It's not exactly bad for an IPS panel, it's just not great in that particular way. Now having said that, it does accomplish what I wanted. The accurate colors, high coverage, and extensive controls built into the monitor allowed me to tune it to make games look very good. This is the first monitor (other than my OLEDs ofc) where I was able to tune it to get correct calibration images in every game without game-specific tweaking. It is indeed very pixel dense, and allows me to use more aggressive DLSS in demanding games without undue blur or artifacts, while keeping convincing scenery and rich colors. This did take manual tweaking however, since professional accurate colors and pretty in-game colors are not always the same, and this by default isn't calibrated to be PRETTY, it is calibrated to be ACCURATE. It can take work and knowledge to mostly accomplish both at the same time, but at least this monitor has the quality and controls to allow that to happen. In other words, this monitor has potential to be very good, but you need to know what you're doing if you want to use it for real-time content like games.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by J***. on 16 November 2025*

This monitor is excellent. The color range is wide and very accurate, which is perfect for me as a graphic designer. It also matches the colors on my laptop really well, so working between both screens feels seamless. Great choice if you need reliable color performance. Value for money

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by �***� on 30 January 2026*

I’m particular about design. It took me 5 tries to find a monitor that met my needs. Thought I’d write up a review in case it’s helpful to someone else. No one has paid me for this review. Keep in mind I am using a monitor to extend the display of my MacBook Pro. My needs: I am a writer and wanted to be able to have multiple pages documents open at the same time. I also do some graphic design and wanted to have true colors represented on the screen. I live in a small cabin so this monitor would also need to serve as my TV—high streaming quality and beautiful resolution is a must. They pretty much only make 4K monitors in the 27” size and those are too large for me to use as a work screen and also too large for my space. That left me trying to figure out what smaller monitor would have a high resolution--it took multiple tries. I also am sensitive to light and wanted something that wouldn’t hurt my eyes after being in front of it for long hours. Dell 24 Plus Monitor - S2425HSM CONS There is no option to hook up a USB-C or thunderbolt cable on this monitor. Thus you can not charge your laptop by plugging it into the monitor. This monitor is designed so that you plug an HDMI cable into your laptop and then into the monitor. HDMI cables are bulky and don’t bend as easily as a USB-C or Thunderbolt cable. HDMI cables do not charge your laptop. USB-C or Thunderbolt cables are more bendy and charge your laptop directly from your monitor. You cannot have your MacBook in clamshell mode (laptop closed) without having your laptop charging cable plugged in. Thus instead of one USB-C or Thunderbolt cable you have the bulky HDMI and your laptops power cord. When I had all the cables hooked up it felt messy and it was all sort of awkwardly mashed into the desk riser I built. The text resolution of this monitor was pretty pixilated. Downloading Better Display and creating a virtual screen helped a bit. PROS 144Hz refresh rate The streaming quality wasn’t as good as some of the monitors I’d try later on but it was pretty darn good! Speakers are great. Pretty much no eye strain! It’s so odd but I completely fell in love with this monitor despite the fact that it really didn’t meet any of my core needs. I loved the color, the sleek design and the ease of the mini joystick on the monitor itself. The menu on this monitor via the joystick was really enjoyable and adjusting the settings produced effective results (more so than the U2424HE which I’ll review next). I actually liked the menu options on this (adjusting the color, brightness, gamma, screen mode etc) better than any other monitor. I loved the 16:9 ratio which I would return to when all was said and done. I barely was able to return this monitor because I was weirdly attached to it. I’d say this is perfect for a high school or college student. As far as budget monitors go, this is a really great option. If it had a USB C option I doubt I would have returned it or bought a thousand other monitors trying to find the right one. Dell UltraSharp 24" Hub Monitor - (U2424HE) CONS This monitor supposedly has better resolution than the Dell S2425HSM. I put them side by side and played the same show. No matter how I adjusted the settings, the U2424HE looked overly red. And the resolution wasn’t that much better, if at all. Text did appear to be slightly sharper but it wasn’t a significant difference. Contains a USB C Port but would not allow me to put laptop into clamshell mode without having laptop power cord plugged in. Only 60Hz refresh rate PROS None. I can’t recommend this for anyone. ASUS ProArt 24” (24.1” viewable) 16:10 HDR Professional Monitor (PA248CRV) CONS Text still wasn’t as sharp as I’d like. I didn’t like the screen ratio. But I didn’t know how much I would miss the 16:9 of that first Dell until I tried this one. This is more of a personal preference than a mark against the brand. It does have more vertical space if that is important to you. PROS It features a USB-C port (one step down from a Thunderbolt cable) that handles video, data, and charging simultaneously. Streaming quality was decent. Better than both Dells, not as good as BenQ or Asus PA24ACRV. Daisy chaining and comprehensive USB hub with 4 ports. No noticeable eye strain after adjusting settings a bit. I got very close to keeping this one but I couldn’t get over the ratio. It is a decent monitor though so I ended up giving it to a friend. BenQ MA270U 27” 4K 3840x2160 CONS At this point I was about at my wits end and thought that I’d have to get a 27” to get the resolution that I was after. I tried to use this as my work monitor and it was overwhelming. I know a lot of people use a 27” monitor but that was too much for me. 4K panels often require much stronger backlights to push light through those tiny pixels, which can be brutal for light-sensitive eyes in a small space. No matter what I did with the settings it was too bright. This monitor supposedly has blue light blocking technology built in. Look—if eye stain is an issue for you, what I realized is that less is more. Some of these high resolution monitors achieve true colors by using a lot of light, and no amount of filters, screen shade, night shift, blue light glasses etc, is going to help with that much light coming at you. Even when I took the opacity waaaaay down and had all the filters on I still felt like I was being radiated. This monitor is very large and heavy. Not great for a small desk set up in a small cabin. It about crushed my desk riser. PROS Really beautiful colors and crisp text. Super cool software download (from BenQ website) that allows you to adjust settings. No need for clunky buttons. Compatibility with Apple. I ended up giving this monitor to my partner to use as his new TV in the living room. Sitting back from it a few more feet, it’s easier to appreciate. ASUS ProArt Display 24” (23.8 inch viewable) 1440P Professional Monitor (PA24ACRV) This is the one I ultimately kept for myself. CONS My main complaint is that the physical design of the monitor feels a bit outdated. Sort of 90’s. Dell did a really great job condensing their buttons on their monitor to the one mini joystick. On the Asus monitors it’s a bunch of buttons across the bottom right side of the monitor. Feels clunky. These should be accessed through the joystick or hidden. Speakers are pretty awful. PROS 16:9 ratio It has very sharp text. The silver color of the monitor base is the same as my MacBook Pro. USB-C Power Delivery (A step down from Thunderbolt—working great for me). I only have ONE cable plugged in to the monitor and no need for the powercord for my laptop. Daisy Chain capability with multiple USB ports for mouse, external hard drive etc. and other types as well. Pixel Density (123 PPI). Standard 24" monitors are usually 1080p (~93 PPI), which macOS struggles to scale, leading to "gray/blurry" text. Much higher resolution than the Asus PA248CRV that I had tried. Text is crisp. Even crisper after implementing Better Display. Seriously try Better Display. Ask Ai how to set it up. Spending $21 for the pro version of this software can make a monitor like this feel like a much more expensive monitor because macOS assumes most of these monitors are a low-resolution screen. It doesn't use its high-quality "Retina" scaling. Using this software helps these monitors reach their potential. This monitor has a deeper black than the Dell monitors I tried where the text appeared to be a gray. Colors are vibrant and photos are incredibly vivid. Resolution quality is great in Adobe/Design work and during streaming. I noticed that when I’m streaming from Safari as opposed to Chrome, the quality is significantly better.

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