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- Table of Contents
- Top
- Main Differences
- Design
- Picture Quality
- Motion
- Inputs
- Features
- Comments
Apple Studio Display vs ASUS ProArt Display PA279CRV
Side-by-Side Comparison
Products
Apple Studio Display
ASUS ProArt Display PA279CRV
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Max Refresh Rate60 Hz
Size27"
Pixel TypeIPS
Native Resolution5120 x 2880
Max Refresh Rate60 Hz
Size27"
Pixel TypeIPS
Native Resolution3840 x 2160
Variants
- Studio Display (Nano-Texture Glass and Tilt Adjustable)
- Studio Display (Nano-texture Glass Tilt and Height-Adjustable)
- Studio Display (Nano-texture Glass and VESA Mount Adapter)
- Studio Display (Standard Glass Tilt and Height-Adjustable)
- Studio Display (Standard Glass and Tilt Adjustable)
- Studio Display (Standard Glass and VESA Mount Adapter)
- ProArt Display PA279CRV (27")
Our Verdict
Apple Studio Display
ASUS ProArt Display PA279CRV
The Apple Studio Display and the ASUS ProArt Display PA279CRV are both good monitors for content creators. They're intended for different uses, as the ASUS supports HDR, which the Apple monitor doesn't, and it has much better ergonomics. However, the Apple monitor is better for editing content with a Mac, as it has features you can only use with macOS, like an extremely accurate sRGB mode. The Apple also gets much brighter and has better reflection handling, and its higher resolution results in better text clarity.