ProArt Display OLED PA27UCDMR is a professional monitor designed for professional content creators. This 26.5-inch 4K HDR display boasts a cutting-edge 1000-nits QD-OLED panel with 99% DCI-P3 gamut, ensuring highly-accurate colors and exceptionally-detailed visuals. Its up to 240Hz refresh rate enables creators to develop fast-rendering games and perform artwork quality checks on a single display. Additionally, support for multiple HDR format makes PA27UCDMR the perfect monitor for working on fast-moving HDR content.
Ideal for Game Development and Video Editing
PA27UCDMR offers up to a 240Hz refresh rate and features variable-refresh-rate (VRR) technology to allow creators to work on fast-rendering visuals and conduct quality checks-all on a single display. HDMI® 2.1 with 4K@240Hz support results in supersmooth visuals with exceptional levels of detail.
ProArt Hardware Calibration
ASUS ProArt Hardware Calibration software works in both SDR and HDR modes. It saves all color parameter profiles directly on the ProArt monitor's internal scaler IC chip instead of the PC. Users can also use ProArt Calibration to schedule regular calibration intervals.
ProArt Color Center
ProArt Color Center is an online tool designed to help administrators manage the color accuracy of multiple ProArt displays that feature hardware calibration support. Users can check when the monitors were last calibrated, next recommended calibration date, and schedule calibration times for multiple monitors?even if they're using different color parameters and/or situated in different locations.
Seamless Calibration
ProArt Display seamlessly integrates with third-party professional hardware calibration software, including Calman and Light Illusion ColourSpace CMS. It also supports writing color parameters back into the ProArt displays, making the calibration process faster and easier.
ASUS OLED Care
ProArt Display OLED series monitors include ASUS OLED Care features that are proven to safeguard the display by minimizing the likelihood of image burn-in.
Panel Protection
Provides Sensing Protection, Pixel Shift, Screen Saver, ISP (Global), and Off Sensing to prevent static images from being displayed continuously on your screen. This feature offers two levels of adjustment to choose from.
Image Protection
Dynamically detects and identifies the task bar, logos, and video edges, reducing the brightness around them to minimize the risk of burn-in. This feature offers three adjustable levels to choose from.
Proximity Sensor
Automatically decreases brightness gradually when it detects no user in front of the monitor. There are three adjustable detection ranges available.
Uniform Brightness Setting
OLED displays feature an Auto Brightness Limiter (ABL) to maximize power use. When displaying a white (or bright) image in a particular window, the display automatically dims the image as the window size increases.
The optional Uniform Brightness function in the OSD menu is particularly useful when switching between, or changing the size of windows with vastly different contrast levels as it keeps brightness levels consistent with up to 250 nits for comfortable viewing and more accurate colors, even after hours of use.
ProArt Display OLED PA27UCDMR is a professional monitor designed for professional content creators. This 26.5-inch 4K HDR display boasts a cutting-edge 1000-nits QD-OLED panel with 99% DCI-P3 gamut, ensuring highly-accurate colors and exceptionally-detailed visuals. Its up to 240Hz refresh rate enables creators to develop fast-rendering games and perform artwork quality checks on a single display. Additionally, support for multiple HDR format makes PA27UCDMR the perfect monitor for working on fast-moving HDR content.
Ideal for Game Development and Video Editing
PA27UCDMR offers up to a 240Hz refresh rate and features variable-refresh-rate (VRR) technology to allow creators to work on fast-rendering visuals and conduct quality checks-all on a single display. HDMI® 2.1 with 4K@240Hz support results in supersmooth visuals with exceptional levels of detail.
ProArt Hardware Calibration
ASUS ProArt Hardware Calibration software works in both SDR and HDR modes. It saves all color parameter profiles directly on the ProArt monitor's internal scaler IC chip instead of the PC. Users can also use ProArt Calibration to schedule regular calibration intervals.
ProArt Color Center
ProArt Color Center is an online tool designed to help administrators manage the color accuracy of multiple ProArt displays that feature hardware calibration support. Users can check when the monitors were last calibrated, next recommended calibration date, and schedule calibration times for multiple monitors?even if they're using different color parameters and/or situated in different locations.
Seamless Calibration
ProArt Display seamlessly integrates with third-party professional hardware calibration software, including Calman and Light Illusion ColourSpace CMS. It also supports writing color parameters back into the ProArt displays, making the calibration process faster and easier.
ASUS OLED Care
ProArt Display OLED series monitors include ASUS OLED Care features that are proven to safeguard the display by minimizing the likelihood of image burn-in.
Panel Protection
Provides Sensing Protection, Pixel Shift, Screen Saver, ISP (Global), and Off Sensing to prevent static images from being displayed continuously on your screen. This feature offers two levels of adjustment to choose from.
Image Protection
Dynamically detects and identifies the task bar, logos, and video edges, reducing the brightness around them to minimize the risk of burn-in. This feature offers three adjustable levels to choose from.
Proximity Sensor
Automatically decreases brightness gradually when it detects no user in front of the monitor. There are three adjustable detection ranges available.
Uniform Brightness Setting
OLED displays feature an Auto Brightness Limiter (ABL) to maximize power use. When displaying a white (or bright) image in a particular window, the display automatically dims the image as the window size increases.
The optional Uniform Brightness function in the OSD menu is particularly useful when switching between, or changing the size of windows with vastly different contrast levels as it keeps brightness levels consistent with up to 250 nits for comfortable viewing and more accurate colors, even after hours of use.