Benq PD3200Q 32" 16:9 QHD LCD Monitor

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.

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  100% Rec. 709 and sRGB COLOR SPACE WITH VA TECHNOLOGY: Brilliant colors and wide viewing angle, DUALVIEW FUNCTION: Work in two modes such as sRGB and Darkroom Mode without the need for two screens, DARKROOM, CAD/CAM, AND ANIMATION DISPLAY MODE: Revolutionary modes bring out the details of intricate...

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).

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.