Can you suggest a monitor for editing with a limited eye-strain?

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Hi everyone!

I am looking for an external monitor for photo-editing and graphic design, ideally with a limited impact on my eyes.

I was checking the Asus ProArt PA279CRV, that seems ok for my needs, but maybe not the best to reduce eye-strain (in spite of Asus's marketing).

Esentially, I am going to replace my old MacBook pro with a new M4 with nano-texture monitor, that seems effective for my issue, and I would like to have something similar for my external monitor without spending a fortune.

To summarize, I need a 27 inch monitor, color accurate for photo editing and graphic design, no gaming or other featurs, and gentle for the eyes.
The budget is below or around 500 USD (I buy in Asia, so feel free to be a bit higher).

Many thanks to all of you for your advices!

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