Eizo ColorEdge 27″

The Eizo ColorEdge CG277 is a professional reference-grade monitor designed for photographers, retouchers, and creatives who demand the most accurate colour reproduction and consistency from screen to print. With a built-in calibration sensor and industry-leading uniformity technology, the CG277 ensures your images are displayed true to life throughout the entire workflow. A 2560 × 1440 resolution for detailed image review

Whether you’re editing high-resolution raw files, doing colour grading for video, or preparing images for print and publication, the Eizo ColorEdge CG277 delivers exceptional performance that professionals trust. Its wide colour gamut, excellent tonal response, and reliable hardware calibration make it a go-to choice for photography and creative studios.

The Eizo ColorEdge is a reliable friend for photographers for the following:
Colour Accuracy You Can Rely On
Built-in calibration sensor for automatic, consistent calibration
Covers wide colour spaces (Adobe RGB, DCI-P3, and sRGB) with precision
16-bit internal processing for smooth gradations and accurate tones
Consistency Across the Screen
Eizo’s Digital Uniformity Equalizer (DUE) ensures even brightness and colour from edge to edge
Stable performance without hotspots or colour shifts, ideal for critical editing
27-inch IPS panel with wide viewing angles
High contrast and broad luminance range tailored to photographic workflows
Hardware calibration via ColorNavigator (included) for precise calibration scheduling
On-screen display of calibration status and self-calibration options

The Eizo ColorEdge CG277 is a favourite among photographers because it removes the guesswork from critical colour decisions. With its built-in calibration sensor, you can maintain consistent colour accuracy over time without relying on external tools. Its wide colour gamut and excellent tonal response mean that skin tones, fine gradients, and subtle colour shifts are faithfully represented, giving you confidence that what you see on screen matches your final output—whether print or digital.