BenQ MOBIUZ Gaming Monitor 32" 4K UHD 144Hz EX3210U 1ms w/Remote | IPS | HDRi | AdobeRGB | P3 | Freesync Premium Pro | Height, Swivel & Tilt | 2.1 Audio & Subwoofer | Noise-Cancelling Mic | HDMI 2.1

So I bought this for my husband and he says that this monitor—BenQ EX321UX is hands-down the best monitor he's ever owned. The 32” 4K Mini LED panel is insanely bright, crystal-clear, and smooth. It’s Vivid and you can adjust it to more natural color tones or accuracy and the contrast makes every game and movie pop. The build quality feels premium, the menu controls are super easy to use, and it comes with a remote! Whether for gaming, creative work, or just everyday use, this monitor delivers pure perfection. Says out of all the monitors he’s tried even the hyped up oleds he said this one still is way better than those and will keep buying from this brand for gaming! Also 32” is the sweet spot he says! And the price was way worth it!

I picked this based on features and reviews. I didn’t want OLED due to burn in risk so this seemed like the next best option. Looks great and no dead pixels. It’s a little slow to change input and it’s a noticeable increase in size over a 27”. Value-wise I think the price is too high for what you’re getting and you can probably get similar results from a less expensive monitor. Also, the stand is far too large to be used on a desk. I immediately purchased a monitor arm. If you have a small desk, the base will stick out and crowd where your keyboard and mouse will be used. I knew this from looking at the dimensions so i was prepared to get a monitor arm. Overall satisfied with the purchase. I hope it lasts for 15+ years like my Dell monitors.

No, it's not quite an OLED in terms of contrast between small bright spots on a dark background. But it's almost as good there, and even better in really bright light scenes where it will blast you with incredible brightness for true HDR, it looks incredible and has none of the drawbacks of OLED (no burn-in risk, great text clarity). The dimming zones work pretty damn well most of the time, minor halo-ing is usually unnoticeable. Overall great picture for a 4k HDR monitor, just make sure you figure out the right color profiles for you in both SDR and HDR, the default presets aren't great (sRBG and Display P3 are solid). Or be like me and just set Windows to HDR always, it looks good on this monitor once you adjust SDR content brightness in windows. It's expensive, but you're paying for a sweet-spot of tradeoffs for gaming+work that's hard to find elsewhere. Coming from a 34" 1440p ultra wide, this monitor doesn't even feel like a tradeoff in screen real-estate. Worth it!

This is the best monitor I've owned. It's expensive but I think it's worth the price. The stand is attractive and very easy to adjust in 3d. The monitor has lots of settings so you can customize the brightness and color profile to suit the room and time of day. The 32" screen is the perfect size for me.

After trying several other brands, such as Asus, Samsung, and MSI, This is by far my favorite 4k HDMI 2.1 monitor. Everything was packaged really well and the build quality is great. The moment I turned on the display I was impressed with how clear and vibrant the monitor was without even adjusting any settings. I tested it out on PC and PS5/Series X, Everything is crisp and beautiful. This model also has an auto switch feature that works, The new G70A wouldn't even auto switch most of the time, Where as this monitor does switch every time. I had no issues with backlight bleed on my monitor, But every panel is different, So always make sure to check and see if yours does. The monitor does support the full bandwidth of HDMI 2.1 with VRR, It has a few Variable Overdrive settings which work really well. I really love the inclusion of a remote, It makes adjusting settings really easy, and the speakers are the best I've heard from any monitor. I definitely recommend this monitor to anyone who's looking for a good 32 inch 4k monitor that works with PC and next gen consoles. If I had one complaint, It would be that I wish the monitor was certified G-Sync compatible, But using a Nvidia GPU, I had no issues at all.

The overall performance was great IMO. I’m used to poppier colors and darker blacks. This monitor worked very well with my PS5 @ it’s native 4k incredibly well. Didn’t need to buy a newer HDMI cable FOR 4k at 120hz for the PlayStation. The sound quality is very good and loud. Deep sounding noises and rumbles come out of the speakers very well. Best part is it has a remote. Console players can sit back and relax and enjoy the show

I decided to spring for higher end while building my PC. This monitor does not disappoint and delivers a great 4K experience. The included remote feels premium and makes settings navigation a breeze. That fact that it has external lighting on the back just adds to the futuristic aesthetic. Great buy if you can splurge.

Windows looks amazing, gaming looks dark and the colors are not "vibrant" but overwhelmingly odd looking. I have an Xbox Series X and not a gaming PC so perhaps if I drop another $3K grand this will look better. Its nauseatingly overpriced and although it comes with a remote the remote only works when pointed directly at the screen from about 12 inches away otherwise it works when it feels like it. When switching between inputs (PC to Xbox etc) this $1300 door stop takes so LONG that you will find yourself wondering if there was an error or this thing lost power. This needs to be corrected for a monitor this expensive. I returned it after one day. Its almost TOO bright in fact.