Review BenQ Mobiuz EX3210U 4K Monitor Review: Big Screen, Big Color, Better HDR Contrast

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BenQ introduces the flagship of its Mobiuz line of gaming monitors, the EX3210U. This 32-inch IPS panel sports 4K resolution, 144 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, a huge color gamut and improved HDR contrast with VESA DisplayHDR 600 certification.

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[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

You had me until $1000.

 

[helper800]

Considering the price of these bigger 4k 120-165hz IPS monitors I think it's almost always better to get an OLED of some kind in its place. OLED is so much better looking than IPS or MVA panels and they can be just as accurate with the colors and have competing viewing angles. The new QD-OLED panels that Samsung uses are the cream of the crop as far as panel technology. I dont understand how these companies sell these 900+ dollar non-OLED panel monitors...

 

[gallovfc]

Too big... I'd have to get rid of the secondary monitor...
28" is already the limit...

 

[helper800]

Too big... I'd have to get rid of the secondary monitor...
28" is already the limit...

I thought the same about greater than 27 inch monitors, but I have grown more and more in love with my 31.5 inch 4k Samsung monitor.

 

[geok1ng]

You had me until the responde time chart. Judging from the image, 6ms on the MSI is 75% faster than 7ms on the other monitors. I remember a time when graphs helped us to faster understand a content. Now i must triple check numbers and Fine print before coming up to a conclusion about a graph.

 

[Abhishek981]

I read reviews on this monitor. I saw that some users have returned this product due to a dead pixel at the middle of the screen.

I want to confirm, if the monitor has this problem or not, if someone is using this.