ASUS has announced that its ProArt display range is the first to be officially validated for Adobe Premiere’s new Color Mode, marking a significant step forward for HDR video editing workflows.

Unveiled at NAB Show in Las Vegas, the milestone strengthens ASUS’ long-running partnership with Adobe and positions ProArt monitors as a reference standard for professional creators seeking accurate colour reproduction across post-production pipelines.

The validation ensures tighter integration between Adobe’s editing software and ASUS’ creator-focused hardware, delivering consistent HDR output. Select ProArt displays also include a three-month Adobe Creative Cloud subscription.

Adobe is showcasing the new Premiere Color Mode at NAB 2026 on ASUS’ latest ProArt OLED PA27UCDMR and PA279CRV displays. Both models support 4K HDR, wide colour gamuts (up to 99% DCI-P3), and factory calibration with Delta E < 2 accuracy.

Adobe workflow specialist Karl Soule said the update is one of the company’s most significant Premiere innovations in over a decade, with new tools designed in collaboration with professional editors to streamline modern post-production.

ASUS is also using NAB and associated industry events to showcase its broader ProArt lineup, including 5K, 6K and OLED models, alongside features tailored for Mac users such as M Model-P3 colour modes.

While local pricing and availability for Australia have not yet been confirmed, ASUS says further details will be provided through regional representatives.