ASUS has announced one of the first 4K HDR monitors at CES 2017, the very first HDR monitor being the Dell UP3218Q. More than a year later, ASUS has finally released the monitor, though with a different name. Initially, it was supposed to be the ASUS ProArt PA32U, but the model which is now available is dubbed as the Asus Proart PA32UC with all the same specs the original model would feature except for the quantum dots. As one of the first 4K HDR monitors, the ASUS ProArt PA32UC will not only captivate its viewers with a stunning image quality and resolution but give the high-end professionals the adequate tools needed for the creation of top-tier content. The HDR (High Dynamic Range) will along the quantum-dot technology significantly enhance the color palette and cover 100% of the sRGB, 99.5 of the Adobe RGB, 95% of the DCI-P3, and lastly, up to 85% of the Rec2020 color spaces. These color spaces will meet the demands of professionals ranging from the photographers to the digital cinema and TV video editors.

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