ASUS introduced within the scope of IBC 2026 ProArt PA27UCDV The monitor combines a 4K QD-OLED panel with a 120 Hz refresh rate and Thunderbolt 4 connections. The model with a screen diagonal of approximately 67.3 cm is compatible with compatible computers. Power transmission up to 140 W also offers. Thus, users looking for a screen for video editing or visual production find the opportunity to connect a laptop and share peripherals in the same model, in addition to the panel features.
ASUS’s IBC 2026 announcement lists the PA27UCDV among the ProArt solutions it has prepared for the event in Amsterdam. In addition, the company places the model in its monitor family for professional color work. The screen provides a resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels with 120 Hz refresh. Therefore, when comparing resolution and refresh rate, just looking at the expression 4K does not tell all the features of the product.
On the panel side, ASUS uses QD-OLED structure 1,000 nits peak brightness explains. However, peak brightness should not be considered as the brightness that the screen will maintain constantly on the entire surface. In addition, the glare and reflection reducing surface called LuxPixel targets bright working environments. Thus, the manufacturer deals with image features and reflections on the screen surface under separate technical headings.
The official ProArt event page states 99 percent coverage in DCI-P3 color space and Delta E chromatic aberration below 1. In addition, Calman Verified verification is also among the technical features. Color space coverage and color accuracy are not the same measure. The first helps evaluate the range of colors that the screen can display, and the second helps evaluate how close it is to the target color.
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The connectivity setup includes two Thunderbolt 4 ports and the monitor supports daisy chaining. Moreover, ASUS gives up to 140 W capacity in power delivery. However, this value should not be read as a total of 280 W power to be received from each of the two connections at the same time. The power level supported by the laptop also determines the charging opportunity you will benefit from via cable.
Other inputs of the monitor include HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4. There is also DSC image compression support on the DisplayPort side. USB multiplexer and Auto KVM complete the connection group that makes it easier to use peripherals between computers. Thus, those who use more than one computer in the same workspace can also share the keyboard and mouse in addition to the screen.
ASUS is also showcasing other ProArt monitors at the same event; but not all their features are carried over to PA27UCDV. In particular, the higher refresh rates or special calibration hardware in different models should not be considered as belonging to this model. The first technical announcement of PA27UCDV does not yet share the sales price and arrival date in stores. It is necessary to wait for a separate announcement regarding the launch and local price in Türkiye; Available information is limited to technical specifications.