ASUS ProArt PA247CV 23.8" FHD IPS LED Monitor - 100% sRGB, USB-C, 65W Power, 75Hz Refresh Rate

The detail that separates this monitor from the budget IPS crowd is its factory-calibrated colour accuracy — 100% sRGB coverage with a Delta E under 2, which means what you see on screen is genuinely close to what prints or publishes. That matters enormously if you're editing photos, preparing client presentations, or doing any design work where colour drift causes rework. The USB-C input with 65W power delivery also means one cable connects your laptop, charges it, and handles display output simultaneously — a genuine desk-tidying solution rather than a marketing footnote.

Who Is This For?

This is squarely aimed at freelance designers, photographers, and content creators who need reliable colour without paying for a reference-grade panel. It also suits hybrid workers who want a single-cable docking solution for a USB-C laptop. If you're a gamer expecting high refresh rates, walk away — 75Hz is functional rather than competitive, and you'd be better served browsing our best gaming monitor deals instead.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the out-of-box colour accuracy and the build quality of the ergonomic stand, which offers full tilt, swivel, and height adjustment — rare at this price point. The USB-C hub functionality, including the daisy-chain DisplayPort out, gets frequent mentions from multi-monitor users. The most repeated criticism is the 60Hz effective refresh rate on USB-C input specifically, which can feel slightly sluggish for everyday desktop scrolling compared to the 75Hz available over HDMI.

The Deal

At £158.00 against a listed was-price of £229.00, you're saving £71. The price history here is worth noting honestly: this monitor's tracked low is £159.00 and it has traded in a narrow £159–£169 band — meaning the "was £229" figure reflects an older retail price rather than recent trading reality. You're still buying below the tracked floor, which is a genuine record low. A solid buy for colour-critical work, but don't let the inflated saving headline cloud your judgement.