ASUS introduced two new ProArt OLED monitors, the 26.5‑inch PA27USD and the 31.5‑inch PA32USD, slated for May and June 2026 release. Both sport 4K QD-OLED panels, 1000‑nit peak brightness (3% area), 99% DCI‑P3 coverage, true 10‑bit color and factory‑calibrated Delta E<1 accuracy. PA27USD earned a CES Innovation Award and Red Dot design honors, and its metal chassis with a minimalist stand underscores ASUS’s creator‑focused push.

Connectivity includes dual Thunderbolt 4 (one delivering 96 W Power Delivery, the other supporting daisy‑chaining), HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 2.1, a USB 3.2 hub and professional 12G‑SDI inputs—single on PA27USD, dual on PA32USD—for uncompressed 4K @ 60 Hz. A built‑in colorimeter enables self‑calibration via ProArt software, Calman or Light Illusion. Cable‑management clips in the base keep workspaces tidy, while the hood’s top opening permits third‑party colorimeter use without removal.

Pricing lists the PA27USD at $2,199, the rugged edition at $2,599, and the larger PA32USD at $2,699. Each purchase bundles a three‑month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription worth over $800. HDR support (Dolby Vision, HLG, HDR10) and up to 240 Hz refresh let creators replace separate grading panels, and ASUS OLED Care features mitigate burn‑in risk, delivering a single, color‑accurate workstation for demanding video work.