Review on BenQ EX3210U FreeSync Eye Care Microphone 31.5", 144Hz, Built-In Speakers, 4K by Bill Nguyen

BenQ MOBIUZ EX3415R - 34" Ultrawide 1440p, 2ms GtG, 144Hz, IPS, 200/400 (HDR) nits, 98% P3, 2 x USB 3.0) nits, 95% P3, 1 x USB-C charger, 60 W makes light colors lighter and darker colors darker, but goes too far and doesn't stand out With Windows HDR on + HDR/HDRi looks good for movies, EX3415R colors look a bit better I usually just turn HDR off It's possible that the EX3415R's default color calibration is just better and causing it, but probably not. Trying to watch YouTube at 2x 2160p is too choppy, frame rate too low. I just watched 1440p instead. Most videos load in 1080p anyway .The EX3415R has a great stand which doesn't even make me want to use the monitor arm, the EW3280U has a junk stand which is very unstable and I couldn't even loosen the screws to attach the monitor arm. Conclusion - I tried using both in the EX341 dual monitor setup The 5R was the main monitor and the EW3280U was the secondary reference monitor. Split screen works for some apps, but coding is much nicer in full screen. Especially when I want to use an internal split screen for my IDE to view multiple parts of the same file at the same time and show reference materials on an additional monitor. However, I have found that the second monitor distracts me too often. So I just used the EX3415R again.