Gil Knutson

I have mixed feelings about this. When I had a single monitor, the program seemed to be great. However, now having two, relatively new, flat screen monitors... one an Acer and the other LG... I find I cannot get them both the same... when one is great, the other is most certainly not... usually too dark, even with adjusting the contrast/brightness settings. I can always make one look pretty good, but the other... forget it! Is this a common problem? Beats me!!

Martin Ottosson

Chris Evans, seriously? Mac OS, 6-8% of the global computer base as an argument? Sure, I bet that internet cafés, gamers, excel pushers and bloggers die to have their monitors calibrated. The fact that I bought my hueyPRO less than a year ago and that it doesn't work on Mountain Lion is a complete disaster by Pantone. It never worked properly under Lion either and probably still doesn't. And Pantone, your website suck as well...

chris evans

What are you people talking about it doesn't support the latest OS? I clearly see win7 x32 and x64 support. If you mean some new Mac OS, you should always know that companies are slow to update software for Macs, as they are less than 6-8% of the global computer base. I am a photographer and artist, this works great on my machines at home and in the office.

xerxes facultad

I installed on 3 different machines and 3 different monitors. The display is terrible with a green cast. Uncorrected colors are better than the corrected colors. I regret in buying this product.

Adam Prall

I used to give this product five stars, for being affordable and compatible. However, with Lion, Pantone seems to have completely dropped the ball on any sort of information or support of Mac OS X 10.7. If you want color calibration under Lion, it looks as though (during this economy, of all times!) youʻre going to have to buy another product in order to achieve the same result. DOES NOT WORK FOR ME UNDER LION.