ASUS ProArt PA248QFV computer monitor 61.2 cm (24.1") 1920 x 1200 pixels WUXGA LCD Silver

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The ASUS ProArt PA248QFV is one of those “boring in the best way” office/creative monitors that just behaves. If you’re in a UK B2B environment where people need reliable colour for day-to-day design work (Photoshop/Lightroom, basic video work, UI mockups) but you don’t want to jump straight to pricier calibration-first models, this is a sensible buy. For ~£179 ex-VAT, the value is mainly in the fact it’s built for workflow—sharp enough for 24" productivity, and it won’t fight you with washed-out colour or obvious panel quirks.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it for heavy pre-press perfection or high-end colour-critical grading. You’re still in the “good practical colour” camp rather than “production-calibrated reference monitor” territory, and it’s not the fastest-feeling option if you’re also using it for gaming or lots of motion-heavy work. If your staff mostly do design, documentation, spreadsheets, and content prep, and you want consistent, comfortable performance at a fair price, this is a solid fit. If you need absolute colour accuracy for strict client sign-off or you’re trying to replace a premium creative display across the whole studio, spend a bit more.