32 Touch Screen Monitor Overlay

I was finding I wanted a larger monitor and this 32 inch curved screen is working well for me.. It certainly helps

I've used a 24 Viewsonic VX2452-MH for years to edit with Pro Tools on a Mac Mini and wanted something bigger or possibly a dual monitor setup. I tried a 32 Viewsonic VX3276-4K-mhd but the internal power supply had an annoying hum and the screen just wasn't as nice as my 24. B&H's great return policy allowed me to exchange the 32 for the 27 VA2759-SMH. Although a bit smaller than the VX3276, it's a much nicer screen and almost a perfect match to my older 24 despite this being a IPS monitor and my VX2452 is a TN monitor. Very pleased with the monitor and with B&H!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor is great. The main things I was looking out for when upgrading to a 32:9 was Color Accuracy for editing photo and video as well as good performance for gaming. 95% DCIP3 color accuracy was plenty for my needs personally and I am using 16 bit 100MP GFX 100 files. A 200hz refresh rate is more than I will ever see in most games that I play. The brightness is 400 cd/m^2 which is more than my second ultrawide and plenty for the environment I use this in. Usage wise, You definitely dont NEED 45in of ultrawide display but in gaming (if the game supports it), it is absolutely gorgeous. Being able to watch a movie while I am editing is also pretty nice as well. The only downside I have really come across is the fact that it has about an inch less screen height wise. My old 21:9 Ultrawide monitor had a screen height of 14.29". So while I obviously gained a vast amount of screen real estate horizontally, I lost about a little over an inch in height. This is negligible in my opinion but it would have been the icing on the cake if it was also the same vertical size. It was really the only flaw I could come up with. Genuinely love the monitor. Overall I think if youre debating on making the switch to 32:9 from 21:9 this is a fantastic intro into it before shelling out a bunch of money for bigger OLED options.

I have used the ASUS ROG STRIX 32 4K HDR 160 Hz Gaming Monitor for over three months now and I still love it the way I did day one. This ASUS monitor replaced a low-end Samsung 27 monitor that I have had for a long time. Before the Samsung monitor, I had one of the first Gateway 1080P 27 monitors (which was a great gaming monitor in its day). I now wanted a new monitor to replace my Samsung due to my recent computer upgrade (which will easily go to 4K resolution with my new 4070TI Nvidia video card) during the Christmas holidays. I saw the ASUS (and I am a big ASUS fan) here on B&H, researched a little, and decided to pull the trigger on the purchase. I was not disappointed at all, even though the price was a little steeper than what I was looking to spend. This ASUS monitor is very fast, and the colors are vibrant and true. Its stand is one of the best that I have seen and owned. The on-screen menu is very informative with the availability of a few tweaks and features not found on other monitors in this class. If you are into digital creation, this should be one of the monitors for you to consider. Lastly, with an industry leading 2-year warranty from ASUS (register it at ASUS to be sure you are in the system), you can't go wrong if you are in the market looking for a higher quality 32 4K monitor. You can buy the latest PC build, but don't hesitate to upgrade what matters most, the screen on which you work/play. I would definitely buy another one of these ... if I only had room on my desk. Maybe a desk upgrade is in my future ...

Best deal in an Adobe RGB color space monitor. For around $500 you can analyze on screen photographs meant for print and you can see what is really being put out for web work. It also has sRGB and B&W modes. One camera store suggested that the the AdobeRGB presented by the screen is fine without even calibrating it. The 24 size works since two pages position about the right size. With a 32 you are tempted to put up three pages side by side but they are then just a little too small. Next big screen I get will be a 37 to maybe fix the three page problem. I have bought twice from BenQ, first 32 monitor died early but overall I liked it so I bought another smaller one 24 since they cleared up the problems with the system board apparently and I love the overall look and features of their equipment. The stand allows many positions and the Side Wings keep stray light off the screen so make sure you buy them too as an option on the 24 but included with the 32. Also, the controls are easier to use than on most monitors. Thank you BenQ.

If you're a photographer/videographer, once you move to this BenQ 32 screen, the size and their amazing color accuracy, you will never go back to anyone else's monitor. When I opened LR, I was blown away by the accuracy and palette, seeing color detail I had missed before. BenQ even provides a Factory Calibration Report, printed and folded in the included materials, for my screen with serial number. The Shading Hood is also very helpful in eliminating outside light and shadows. Compared to what you have invested in photography gear, this is a small relative price to reproduce your images accurately and make post that much better. No photos attached because if you need this monitor to adequate display your work!

I use to connect a touch screen monitor to pc. No problems so far, easy to install.

The monitor offers peaking and focus assist. Is a touch screen which you can zoom in for detail.

I use this with OBS to overlay different camera shots for the production of online courses. Color is consistent throughout the screen, it pops up nice and tight with no major wrinkles, folds up easily (google it and watch the videos). Some lighting evenly over the surface makes post production work snap.

Got this replacement for C300MK II OEM monitor which works well, is much smaller and now has touch screen ability. Very satisfied!