Benq 32" LED Monitor 3840x2160 (Grey)

The BenQ PD3200U is a well-equipped 32-inch display that delivers very good color, grayscale, and viewing-angle performance, as well as a highly detailed UHD picture.

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  Crisp Ultra-High-Definition (UHD) picture. Accurate colors. Solid grayscale performance. Robust feature set.

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  Pricey. Finicky settings controller. Limited advanced color options.

The PD3200Q has plenty of picture modes and the Hotkey Puck makes switching simple. For 4K performance, you may want BenQ’s other models.

The PD3200Q is a nice monitor that can pull double duty as a sensible choice for creatives and a good-looking showpiece for fans of (slower-paced) video games or cinema. The essentials are extremely sound, thanks to the colour-accurate, beautiful VA panel, and the extras are great too, with plenty...

The BenQ PD3200U is a fantastic 4K monitor aimed at professionals, but gamers will also find plenty to like here.

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  4K resolution, Large screen, Good price

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  Design may seem dull to some people, Some pro features a bit too niche, You'll need a big desk

A hobby photographer. While shopping for a new monitor to add on to my existing U2410, I realized that I have been using only sRGB mode all along. I did not venture out to Adobe RGB. So, opted to find a monitor that supports 100% sRGB with 4K@60 Hz capability (on HDMI and DisplayPort).

Had a 27" BenQ monitor before and the 32" QHD is fantastic and easier on the eyes for 40+ hrs a week!

After shopping monitors for about a year. I finally decided on this model and am very happy with it. The display is amazing! I love the colors on this panel. So far, I've had no flickering issues (which kept me from originally buying this a few months ago). My monitor has a mfg date of Jan 2019.

upgrading from an old HPZR30" 2K monitor - win. Factory calibrated full color gamut is excellent; fist thing I noticed is White is White again. Use for gaming/CAD/Office. There's no 144Hz, not curved 4K - so right choice for me!Only Con - no integral AESA mount capability.

Blown away by the huge size and resolution , coming from a 27inch 1920x1200 monitor , been very pleased with the color accuracy, Ive been using it primarily for gaming, (black ops 4 and bfv) and I must say that it works very well, one thing to note : I never install monitor drivers , but for this...

The attributes for this monitor are well described in other reviews, and I agree with most of them. However, my unit had significant image retention issues right out of the box. My concerns were dismissed by BenQ customer support and I am left with a monitor that has limited utility.