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

I haven't had any problems with the monitor yet. I really like it as it's a big upgrade from 60Hz. HDR is cool. The 4k picture is great but the brightness of the monitor is honestly not great. My biggest complaint is the delivery. They put the monitor box in a much larger box that didn't have enough packing material. I can well imagine the crate being thrown around during transport and the crate with the monitor just bouncing around everywhere.

HDR behaves terribly with BF1 and probably other games. All colors, brightness and contrast are maxed out when running the game with HDR10 enabled. viewing impossible. The images are completely overexposed. After exiting, the monitor still freezes in HDR mode at all maximum settings and requires a reboot to return to normal settings. Works well for performance. Colors are okay for 4K streaming and contrast looks better than the Odyssey G7 (streaming and gaming only). It doesn't have local…

I got this monitor as an upgrade from my 1080p ultrawide, the picture quality of the monitor is really bright with good colors and brightness. matches the setting (also needs to enable HDR in Windows for it to work properly). Works well with my PS5, it automatically detected HDR and made me calibrate it on first launch with a new monitor, it stretches a bit as PS5 doesn't support ultrawide, but it's not annoying, you notice afterward not for a few minutes. The monitor is Vesa 100 compatible…

I bought the 32" and used it on my PS5 and am impressed. I'm by no means an expert on these things but the picture looks fantastic and the sound is a plus even though I use headphones most of the time. Use those too for the S series and it gets the job done too.No complaints so far!You may need to adjust the picture based on preference but 10/10 is recommended if you're looking for a next-gen console monitor as that's all I use it for.

I bought a Benq Mobiuz EX3210R monitor to use in my bedroom. Among the monitor's pros and cons, the pros in my opinion are: 1) Design 2) Speakers (really good for a computer monitor) 3) Curvature (adds immersion) 4) VA panel (deeper blacks/higher contrast ratio) 5 ) Tilt, Height and Pan adjustment 6) RGB lighting 7) Limited edition 8) Free copy of Dying Light 2Con(s) 1) Curvature (some highlights top and bottom) 2) RGB lighting (located on the back, so you really don't really see it) 3) HDR…

This monitor is very sharp, brightness and color are great. I really like the WQHD resolution/format. The only issue I had is the VESA mount on the back, which attaches to the wall mount that is flush/recessed into the rear case. I had to use spacers to get it working. The sound quality is pretty good considering it's built into such a small body. If you want big sound with powerful bass, you'll have to buy a separate sound system.

The best monitor I've ever had was working great and all of a sudden it started turning on and off constantly. Then randomly it worked for a while but the menu wasn't available for any action. Then after a while the menu came back and seemed fine and gave me hope but then it kept restarting on its own. I checked the problem for several days with the same result and was close to the end of the return date, I could not risk it and even for the return I had to pay more than 100 dollars to UPS to…

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…

The HDRi actually looks good and the colors are more vibrant compared to my old LG 4K panel. I mainly use it for gaming, but when I switch to normal web browsing/working I have to disable HDRi as it gets too bright. Cyberpunk 2077 looks phenomenal with ray tracing enabled. Can't say 144Hz is enough for sweaty FPS gaming (not that you're getting a 4k panel for serious FPS gaming), but it's noticeably smoother when switching between that and the LG's 60Hz. Surprisingly, the built-in speaker…

This monitor has an amazing picture, colors and contrast look fantastic when using it with my Xbox Series X. I use 1440p/120hz mode when playing Warzone and it runs very smooth, you can also play 4k/60 with HDR but I don't recommend it, it adds a lot of bloom and see the black levels not so good looking. Use SDR instead for best results. I also like the remote control, it makes it easy to access settings and volume, there are 2 front speakers and a rear subwoofer, they are small but sound good.

Not a huge techie, but this monitor exceeds my expectations. Adjustability and flex make it very grippy and easy on the eyes during long gaming or work sessions.

Excellent monitor, picture quality is exceptional. Muy recommendable hasta para disfrutar de tus series y peliculas Favoriteas.

Huge upgrade for my 1080HD TV. Now I can really compete online at a very high level. It's almost plug and play! One of the pluses for me was the built in speakers and they didn't disappoint! For $550 you can really only find 1, maybe 2 other monitors with the same specs as this one (no speakers). Good game!

Thus, the monitor has a great picture, great sound and great controls. Lots of really great options. One downside is that every time I update my graphics card, the monitor changes settings. It's a 5 second fix to change it back, but it's very annoying.

Support 1080p/120Hz VRR, work 1440p/120Hz VRR, work 4k60Hz VRR. NOT NATIVE 4k. Looks great in combination with the X series. The speakers are great when my sons are watching movies or shows, they sound good when I'm playing games although they won't replace a headset. Colors look good, lots of settings in the OSD. No homogeneity problems. Some IPS light up. There is no backlight backlash. My real downside is HDR as most people know anything under HDR1000 isn't great. This monitor does an odd…

I just received it today, so I'm really excited to try it out. Easy setup. The speakers sound nice, like having a regular TV on level 20. Update The monitor fell off the table after 5 months of repairing, it's not easy. I'm trying to get parts so I can fix it myself but it was easy for them, it cost 650-700 but they insisted on fixing it. Next time I'll just go to a company that has parts. Imagine you have bought a car and cannot change the tires when they are flat. It's been fun continuing to…

I set them to 15% brightness but they are still too bright. They need time to load. And it's not always the same amount of time. Because I have two, sometimes one loads before the other and steals all the windows. 1/10 times you boot, then give up and go to standby. You look great.

Yes, you will get a dead pixel or two. They will be corrected with use. HDR is very bright and the picture is beautiful. The only thing that worries me is how often he feels like he needs to sleep, for example when no signal is detected. Annoyingly missing my bios. Switching on takes some time. Everything says it's HUGE, and I recommend this monitor to anyone with a long, not necessarily wide, desk.

I keep trying to open games in full screen and it just doesn't work, but when I open games on my TV they work properly and the TV doesn't turn off so I feel like the monitor isn't very good for that's what he does is cost.

I bought this monitor because Revain listed it as "99% Adobe RGB". When I received the monitor and set it up, I couldn't figure out which Adobe color space setting to use. I called BenQ because the color settings were unclear. BenQ told me that this monitor is not an Adobe RGB display cable. The colors are nice, but you can't fix photos with it for printing. So everything goes back to Revain. Very frustrating.