BenQ Mobiuz EX3210 32"

Sturdy, attractive design ; Two HDMI 2.1 ports for 4K/120Hz console gameplay ; Strong built-in audio ; Excellent color gamut

Sturdy, attractive design ; Two HDMI 2.1 ports for 4K/120Hz console gameplay ; Strong built-in audio ; Excellent color gamut

BenQ’s Mobiuz EX3210U is a 32-inch, 4K monitor that’s aimed at two different users—the PC gamer and the content creator—but, unfortunately, doesn’t hit the mark with either.

Sleek design ; Excellent picture quality ; 144Hz max refresh rate ; HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort support ; Various color modes for image optimization ; Great color gamut coverage ; Tilt, swivel, height adjustment ; Built-in 2.1 audio and microphone ;...

Could be brighter for areas with more ambient light ; Rear RGB LEDs not the brightest ; Sound, while decent, underwhelming in some games ; Pricey

If your system can handle it, or you have an Xbox Series X or PlayStation 5, the BenQ MOBIUZ EX3210U 4K gaming monitor is an excellent choice. While it doesn’t have the greatest speakers, they do sound much better than other monitors — and even laptops...

Excellent picture ; Integrated 2.1 audio is pretty decent ; Plenty of colour mode settings (including HDR) ; Built-in audio modes ; Has tilt, swivel, and height adjustment ; Dual HDMI and single DisplayPort ; Eyecare technology included ; Immersive...

Still only HDMI 2.0 ; Back LEDs not that bright ; Could be brighter for areas with more ambient light ; Some might find the 1000R curve a bit much at this size ; Only HDR400 certified ; No custom EQ option ; Quite a bit pricier than comparable...

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+ Blur reduction works with Adaptive-Sync ; + Super smooth motion processing ; + Tight 1000R curve for immersive gameplay ; + Saturated and accurate color with no calibration required ; + Solid build quality

- Skewed gamma makes image slightly dark ; - No aiming points or frame counters ; - No benefit from HDR

The BenQ Mobiuz EX3210R has a few image flaws but they are easily overshadowed by its exceptional video processing. It has the rare ability to run blur reduction and Adaptive-Sync at the same time, which results in super-smooth gameplay. Definitely...

4K resolution ; Rich, vivid colours ; Remote control

No USB-C connectivity ; It's going to cost you ; Contrast could be better

The BenQ EX3210U Mobiuz monitor is rather expensive, but there are plenty of features here to appeal to both creatives and gamers alike – and with a flexible design and some well-picked extras, it's definitely worthy of your consideration.

Large, curved screen ; 165Hz refresh rate ; UHD 2,560 x 1,440 resolution ; Good speakers

HDRi (simulated HDR) is gimmicky ; Contrast is mediocre ; No USB-C

4K resolution and smooth 144Hz refresh rate ; Vivid colours help games and movies come to life ; Remote control makes adjusting display settings easy

HDRi feature doesn't necessarily improve image quality ; Built-in microphone and speakers are lacklustre and unnecessary