Questions about ASUS ProArt PA279CV

The manufacturer does not seem to provide any information on this. I would ask the manufacturer directly.

The e Macbooks Air should be able to be connected to the display with a Thunderbolt-to-Displayport cable or a Thunderbolt-to-HDMI cable.

Yes, you can connect your 2018 MacBook Pro with four Thunderbolt ports to the ProArt PA279CV monitor using a USB-C connection. However, you may encounter compatibility issues with macOS, especially if you haven't updated your operating system or monitor firmware. Make sure to update macOS to a version later than 12.3.1 or download the monitor firmware update to resolve any connection issues.

Are you trying daisy chaining? In other words, connecting the monitor to another one? Unfortunately, this is only possible with the PA279 CRV, not with the CV.

I had bought the 279CV and stupidly realised that it doesn't support daisy chain, so definitely the 279 CRV.

hi nadine it has an hdmi, usb c and i mean a displayport cable with it.

I have the brightness set at 50. For me, this is a good compromise in daylight and in the evening with artificial light. With regards FZ

As with other monitors that are connected via USB-C, various problems can occur. (The internet is full of them) Asus itself therefore says that this monitor is best connected to a Mac via Displayport. I myself am not entirely enthusiastic about this solution, as the various USB ports of the monitor then no longer work at all. I had the same problem, but have now connected the monitor via Displayport and calibrated it with a SpiderX. The settings are retained as they are saved on the computer. I'm not familiar with the settings provided on the monitor itself, but serious calibration is still best done with external hardware. Oh, and also digitec itself indicates that there are two video ports (including displayport) and one data port (the usb-c).

Unfortunately, we can no longer remember. The monitor was sent back.

As far as I can remember, it was Display Port (not sure) and USB C cable (quite sure). I have not been able to connect 2 monitors to my MacBook, according to support it should be possible: https://support.apple.com/de-ch/guide/mac-help/mchl7c7ebe08/mac, but I have not been able to do it yet. A universal docking station from Dell didn't help either, but I have 2 different monitors at home. Maybe it would work with 2 identical ones...

Hello, On the manufacturer's website it says 2x2w Best regards

Under each product you will find the conditions of return and guarantee. Here are some more details: https://www.digitec.ch/fr/after-sales

The following cables and accessories are provided (according to the vendor specifications): Accessories (vary by regions) Color pre-calibration report DisplayPort cable HDMI cable Power cord USB-C cable Warranty Card Welcome Card

Hello Kevin Yes, you can use both a Windows PC and a Mac with this monitor.

Since no dealer in Switzerland or Germany has this monitor in stock, I would look around for alternatives. Besides, you can no longer buy it at Digitec. "General questions about our own orders, delivery times or prices should be sent directly to our customer service." https://www.digitec.ch/de/wiki/5340 https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de/requests/new

No, you have to choose and pay for it yourself, and you should look at the quality.

According to Asus, the dimensions are: Phys. dimension with stand (W x H x D) : 614 x (373.5~523.5) x 227.82 mm Phys. dimension without stand (W x H x D) : 614 x 369.9 x 59.9 mm Box Dimension (W x H x D) : 680 x 516 x 161 mm Therefore, I would guess that at the lowest position, the top edge of the monitor is 373 mm.

Yes, that will work fine, the info page from Asus says the following about the inputs and the possibilities, I would recommend connecting the monitor via USB-C: The ProArt Display PA279CV offers unprecedented USB-C, HDMI and DisplayPort compatibility for a wide range of multimedia devices. The integrated USB-C interface supports data transfers, DisplayPort functions and a 65W power supply. The PA279CV also serves as a USB hub. This means that a device connected via USB-C (with a C-to-C cable or a C-to-A cable), gains access to all peripherals connected to the USB interfaces.

The manufacturer only gives the following information: https://www.asus.com/ch-de/Displays-Desktops/Monitors/ProArt/ProArt-Display-PA279CV/ International colour standard with wide colour space coverage of 100% sRGB and 100% Rec. 709 ASUS does not specify the Adobe colour space.

Hello If you have the latest iPad Pro generation, this should work. I don't think it works with the last generations of iPad Pro, because they don't have a Displayport protocol in the USBC. Greetings Danilo

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Hello, you need to switch on the USB-C input in the settings of the screen.

Screen is matt and no webcam