Asus PB287Q 28 inch Widescreen Ultra HD 4K Monitor (100M:1, 300 cd/m2, 3840 x 2160, 1ms, DP/HDMI/MHL)

After reading some positive reviews, even some negatives, I took the plunge and purchased. It arrived yesterday and I immediately impressed by its build quality and overall design. Easy assembly, despite some people saying it was fiddly.. if they actually looked how it it was supposed to be fixed together (the stand base) then they would've had an easier ride! I used the display port cable, as my PC had that option. All easy to plug in again. Showtime. Powered up the PC and the screen was immediately recognised and configured to 4K 60hz.. job done, as far as that bit was concerned. Test time. Youtube - 4K Ultra HD Videos.. found a suitable one - my one of choice was landscapes and glaciers (hey, I'm a photographer so why not).. and 'Boom' there I am immersed in a crystal clear world of imagery. No pixels to see, this is like the gorgeous retina screens that Apple do so well. Colour and clarity are superb. I'm mainly going to be using this for video and photographic / graphic work so a good display is paramount. Because of the higher resolution, tool palettes/windows are smaller giving way to larger working spaces.. in my case I went from being able to see 5 tracks of my video suite up to 12.. that's a massive improvement - especially for video work where the ability to see all clips at the same time on the timelines is pretty important. For applications that require vector imagery, curves and lines are non-jagged and fonts are visible clearly down to the lowest font sizes, something my previous 1080 screen refused to show well. I then gave DOOM a quick half hour bash.. which, on all the highest settings, turned what was a visually pleasing gaming experience to a showcase of CG masterdom (if that's a word). New details, reflections, contrast and clarity all pop out. Granted, my PC is new and built to be able to run high end 4K video, so why not have a decent screen to compliment it. I seriously cannot fault it. And the 28" size is super immersive without being overpowering. I can only imagine that the negative reviewers of this piece of kit possibly do not have a machine that's spec'ed up enough to make use of it fully. Buy one, and marvel in the glory of a lovely experience!

Here's a screen that will give you a taste of the future. The result is BREATHTAKING. The following comments are those of a humble photographer and not one of a gamer. (Gamers will find countless reviews here and on the Internet forums and tests indicating this is an OUTSTANDING GAMERS' SCREEN). My PC runs on Windows 7 Ultimate, Intel Core i7-3820 @ 3,6Ghz, 20Gb RAM and a ZOTAC GeForce GTX 760 AMP! Edition graphics card. The screen is connected with the DisplayPort, resolution is 3840x2160 @ 60Hz. The screen is WELL MADE and SOBER in DESIGN. So sober, in fact, that the control buttons are behind the screen. But don't worry, indications on the screen are logical, you'll only have to pinch with your thumb and index, and the index will naturally come and pinch the appropriate button. (Is that explicit? :-/) Height adjustment, tilting and rotation of the screen are all very easily done. The screen CAN be set perpendicular to the stand, it can even tilt slightly downwards! There is NO light leaking to be noticed. NO dead pixel. DEFINITION, FINESSE of characters, precision of colours are superb, sublime. ANGLE OF VISION is FINE, if not somewhat sensitive/narrow for precision touching up work. However : if one leaves Windows as is, everything will appear microscopic on this screen. One has to modify Windows' 7 parameters to display everything at 150% (Control panel/Appearance and Personalization/Display). Some software are not (yet) adapted to this screen's resolution and will appear small. Firefox handles things well but I have added the Zoom (+/-) in the toolbar, to help facilitate viewing certain websites at the click of a button. Photoshop CC 2014.2 (or later) is absolutely necessary to be able to work comfortably. Indeed this version of Photoshop has an option to double the size of the interface (Edit/Preferences/Experimental Features option 'Scale UI 200% for high-density displays (Windows only)'), a must if you wish to work comfortably with this screen. [EDIT: As a professional photographer, I have never come across a screen that allows such PRECISION in the touching up of a photograph. Consequently and as far as I am concerned, the IPS vs. TN argument becomes somewhat obsolete here.] In short, I think it is pretty clear, I am VERY SATISFIED with this acquisition.

Whilst the image on this monitor is, generally, superb, there are a couple of problems, one of which is very serious. The more minor problem is that the stand only allows the monitor to be positioned tiled upwards. You can't use the stand to position it dead vertical. (You can over come this by wedging something under the base of the stand, so it's not a deal breaker.) The major problem only appears when you use the monitor with another, for Windows. For some reason, whenever the monitor switches on, it causes Windows to momentarily believe it no longer exists, which causes it to throw all the windows you had open on the Asus onto the other monitor. This is a complete nightmare, particularly as Windows will resize any non maximized windows to fit the other monitor, meaning that sorting out the resulting mess is a fiddly and time consumingl task. This happens whenever the monitor come on, whether from a clean boot, standby, hibernate, or just screensaver/energy saver power down. I was able to write a program that just about restores my windows but I would imagine that anyone who could not do this would need to return the monitor as it would be virtually unusable.

5-6 aydır kullanıyorum sağlam monitör baya hd ve büyük film ve oyun için kullanıyorum iş yapıyor

Right out of the box, all cables, accessories in place, a swift to assemble. Tested the 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz on Display port 1.2. Tested for dead pixels, NONE.

Lo he comprado para trabajar principalmente con AutoCAD, Word, Excel, etc y la verdad es que estoy muy contento tiene una calidad de imagen impresionante y es ajustable en altura e inclinación. La densidad de pixel es superior a un panel de 24" en 1080p por lo que puedes imaginar un término medio hasta el 4k. Lo he utilizado en casa para jugar 1 vez y me ha impresionado mucho (utilizo uno de 32 y 144hz) y la verdad es que genial, no he detectado ghosting y se ve muy fluido, además con un i7 y una 1660 no he notado prácticamente caída en los fps en resolución 2k por lo que para jugar sería una opción muy a tener en cuenta. Debo decir que en mi caso era para simracing, no se como sería en otro tipo de títulos, pero la calidad de imagen es muy nítida y suave y aún estando cerca no cansa la vista como otros monitores que he probado. Tengo 5 monitores en casa, 1 de 32 y y 144hz AOC (increíble), 2 de 27 en 1080 1 curvo samsung y otro plano benq, 2 de 25" Samsung y Lg Y sin duda éste Asus me parece el más serio de todos, es muy sólido, se ve increíble, sirve para jugar mejor que muchos monitores gaming y para trabajo es simplemente perfecto. No tiene fugas de luz. Tendrá el conector que necesitas casi seguro. Si te decides por él, nunca te vas a equivocar. Muy recomendable.

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Lo schermo si presenta subito con un pixel bruciato. L'input lag sembra altissimo (sarà per colpa dei 4k?), 100% sRGB confermati ma il contrasto è appena sufficiente. Personalmente credo sia uno schermo appena sufficiente per ufficio, grafica e video, inadatto al gioco. Rispedito al mittente.