Ready your Z9s, GFX Eterna 55s and Ursa 12K LFs, or maybe your Insta360 X4s and Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultras. ASUS has a new 8K monitor on the market, and it’s something of a premium option. An 8K screen isn’t something you pick up on a whim, and you’ll probably already know if that many pixels will be helpful to your creative workflow or not, but the ASUS ProArt Display PA32KCX takes it to another level.
This screen, from the outside a perfectly ordinary 32-incher with a USB hub aimed at creatives much like BenQ’s 4K PD3225U, costs an eye-watering amount of money: £8,000. For the same price, you could fit out your studio with seven of the BenQ screens and still have a bit left over for pizza. This means it’s out of reach for most, a screen made for Disney or Wētā or any other large corporation making high-resolution video that doesn’t want to compromise. Its Mini-LED backlight gives it remarkable brightness, its colour reproduction is second to none, and with Dolby Vision support, you can play back that new Avengers movie you’ve been working on in its full glory.
