Image professionals need, by force majeure, to invest in monitors that are capable of representing colors and shapes as closely as possible to reality, and for this there are professional monitors. Furthermore, there are those already factory calibrated that make this arduous task even easier, so if you are one of these people, in the following list you will find the best professional image monitors that you can buy.
Dell UltraSharp U2415
The entire range of Dell UltraSharp monitors is factory calibrated, and in fact they attach an individual report of the monitor you have purchased so that on the one hand you have the calibration certificate, and on the other you know the exact values of it.
This monitor could be considered as the cheap option within the professional monitors for image and design, and therefore it has somewhat humble characteristics compared to the rest of the list, but as you well know, not all have the same purchasing power to be able to acquire what these devices cost.
It has a 24-inch diagonal with UXGA resolution (1920 x 1200 pixels) with a 16:10 aspect ratio, a response time of 8 ms and a refresh rate of 60 Hz. It incorporates HDMI connectivity only, and its base allows regulation in height, pan and tilt.
BenQ SW2700PT
This monitor has a diagonal of 27 inches with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels, using an LED-IPS panel with a coverage of the Adobe RGB color space of 99% and 100% of the sRGB. It has a response time of 5 ms with a 60 Hz refresh rate and has a digital wheel on the base that allows to switch between different profiles that the user can configure.
It incorporates visors on both sides and the top, and its base allows height, rotation and tilt regulation. Its video inputs consist of a DVI-DL, an HDMI 1.4, a DisplayPort 1.2, and a USB 3.0 hub.
ASUS PA329Q
This monitor is part of the small catalog of professional monitors from ASUS, a manufacturer that focuses more on the gaming market but that through its ProArt family has certain products aimed at image professionals, as is the case. This model has a 32-inch diagonal UHD resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels) with an IPS Quantum Dot LED matrix, with 99.5% coverage of the Adobe RGB color space and an accuracy △ E <2.
Its video inputs include HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort, and mini DisplayPort, as well as a headphone jack, SD card reader, and USB 3.0 hub. Its base allows adjustment in height, inclination and rotation.
EIZO ColorEdge CG319X
EIZO is the manufacturer with the largest number of professional monitors in its catalog, and of all of them this is the highest-end and therefore the best that you can buy. It has a 31.1-inch diagonal with native 4K resolution (4,096 x 2,160 pixels) with 10-bit LED-IPS matrix. It has a response time of 14 ms and a refresh rate of 60 Hz, and as you can see in the images, it has visors as standard.
The video inputs of this monitor are HDMI and DisplayPort, although it also incorporates a USB 3.0 port hub. Its base allows adjustment in rotation, height and inclination.
Eizo CG2420
Equally high-end but much cheaper, we have another alternative, with a 24.1-inch screen and UXGA resolution (1920 x 1200 pixels) with a 10-bit IPS panel that stands out for its maximum brightness of 400 cd / m2 and ratio of 1500 to 1 native contrast. Its response time is 10 ms and its refresh rate is 60 Hz.
It comes with visors as standard, and its base also allows you to modify the height, inclination and rotation.
Acer PE320QK
This Acer monitor has a diagonal of 31.5 inches with UHD resolution (3840 x 2160 pixels), and claims to cover 130% of the sRGB color space. It has a refresh rate of 60 Hz with 8 ms response time in its IPS matrix, and as you can see it includes side and top visors, as well as a base that allows you to modify the height, inclination and rotation of the screen.
