Today we are looking at the latest high end 24 inch monitor from Asus, the PA248Q. This monitor features a pre-calibrated LED backlit IPS panel with 1920×1200 resolution. The PA248Q ProArt display is said to guarantee industry leading colour accuracy and is shipped with a minimal colour differential...

The Asus PA248Q doesn't quite match last year's PA246Q in performance, but that's to be expected. The PA246Q sported a more expensive panel capable of displaying more colors.

The Asus PA248Q is a low-priced IPS monitor that doesn't skimp on performance or features.

The Asus PA248Q offers very good performance, useful OSD features, ample ergonomic options, and an impressive assortment of connections; Its sub-$350 price is icing on an already tasty cake.

The monitor can't duplicate the high color performance of its predecessor.

Asus's PA248Q is an IPS monitor aimed at professionals. Asus claims the screen "guarantees industry-leading colour accuracy" and "delivers 100% sRGB colour accuracy". To test this, we started by calibrating the screen with our Spyder4Express screen calibrator.

A feature-packed high-quality IPS monitor with some clever designer-focussed features

When the Asus PA248Q 24 inch LED IPS monitor arrived overnight on my doorstep (You have to love Amazon Prime) I recieved a much better monitor than expected. The monitor is packaged very well and arrived as expected. There are good reviews on it. Let me add a few things that I never saw listed.

Last year's Asus PA246Q monitor earned our Editors' Choice award for its affordable price, robust feature set, and excellent IPS color reproduction, among other things. Its successor, the Asus PA248Q , is also an affordable 24-inch IPS monitor, and it too offers a generous feature set and delivers...

No auto rotate feature; Grayscale performance could be better

i am very satisfied about this product where i had been use other brand monitor to do a photo color correction before but it seen this monitor are very accurate on color, by the way the price are resonable compare with other professional monitor

I got this because I wanted accurate colors for photo editing and mainly because I realized how poor the viewing angles and colors were with my Samsung T220HD (has a TN panel). My decision for a good IPS panel boiled down to 2 choices - this PA248Q model or the smaller PA238QR.

One minor complaint. Every now and then the monitor will flash white or black, then continue working.

Unlike the vast majority of 24inch displays available today, the Asus PA248Q has a 16:10 aspect ratio which was once the norm, with a native resolution of 1920x1200 pixels. The display retains the ability to display full HD video content, albeit with borders at the top and bottom of the picture.