ASUS PA249Q 24-inch AH-IPS Pro Monitor Review

Updated: July 1, 2013

PA249Q Box Content

When you buy a new product the absolutely last thing you want is to take it out of the box only to discover you need to go buy something additional to just get going. That will never be a problem with the ASUS PA249Q as it comes with everything to get up and going including every type of cable connection, drivers, quick start guide, the warranty card and the pre-calibration report are all included. The drivers CD contains drivers that contain the information needed to make the monitor correctly make use of its feature set. All the things you need to get working are contained within the box and nothing more is needed to get up and going but the PC.

Cable tie
DVI cable
VGA cable
Power cord
DisplayPort cable
USB 3.0 cable
Quick start guide
Support CD
Warranty Card
Color pre-calibration report

Continue Reading: PA249Q Setup & Usage

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Keven Brochu

Hey Elric, do you have any experience with the older model, the PA246Q? How does it compare to the new PA249Q?
Keven Brochu

One thing to note is that using Mac OS X for this type of monitor isn’t the best idea, since the OS only support 8-bit color depth output, no matter the hardware you’re using (it’s a OS limitation). Windows, on the other hand, can take advantage of the 10-bit color depth. (No hate or fanboyism, it’s just how it is).
- Sean Smith
  
  Good to know.
  
  I am using Win7, but gg on putting that out there.
- Steven Solidarios
  
  This is very true. One would have to boot windows from bootcamp to enable 10-bit color depth. Its a driver and os limitation.
Stephen Rimington

awsome
Justin Farmer

I want a monitor
hakuna matata

When will monitors like this hit mainstream consumers?