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ASUS ProArt Monitor Failure and Warranty Frustration

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c0nsumer

4mo ago· 5 min readenOpinion

Summary

The author shares their negative experience with an ASUS ProArt 5K PA27JCV monitor that died after 14 months due to a backlight or power supply issue. They criticize ASUS's warranty process, which requires shipping the monitor back with a 3-4 week wait, and note that replacements may have up to 5 dead pixels without being considered defective. The author expresses frustration with monitor reliability and warranty policies, ultimately deciding against OLED technology for their use case.

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When I switched from an iMac to a Mac mini in late 2024 I choose an ASUS ProArt 5K PA27JCV (24″, 60 Hz) for the monitor and while it looked great, it died after 14 months, seemingly with a backlight or power supply problem.
ASUS' warranty support requires shipping the monitor back, potentially waiting 3-4 weeks, and then getting a replacement.
And worse, the replacement could have dead pixels, as the ASUS warranty doesn't consider ≤5 dark pixels a problem.
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When I switched from an iMac to a Mac mini in late 2024 I choose an ASUS ProArt 5K PA27JCV (24″, 60 Hz) for the monitor and while it looked great, it died after 14 months, seemingly with a backlight or power supply problem. ASUS’ warranty support requires

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