Benq Or Samsung Monitor

I bought this BenQ PD3220U monitor to replace a Samsung that gave me nothing but trouble. The BenQ monitor has a nice stable base. It can be set up in landscape or portrait mode. With the disc that comes with it you have a number of options for color modes. It's really easy to dial up the different modes for comparison to find the one that suits your needs. The only drawbacks are minor. If you look at the display from an angle it looks grey. The very outer edges also seem to have a grey tint.

I bought this to go from a BenQ monitor to my CPU. It seems to be doing the job!

BenQ is an industry leader and this monitor lives up to BenQ’s reputation

This is my second BenQ Monitor, but different in some aspects. I am 80 years old and need the benefits of a monitor that protects my eyes. I do the bookkeeping and all the email for my Pipe Organ business and use my computer every day. It is just the right size. I cannot use a monitor larger than this one at 21.5. Large ones are too overwhelming. I appreciate the benefit of the daily use of the BenQ Eye-Care Monitor. Before I got the first BenQ monitor my eyes watered a lot and were tired at the end of the day. I sometimes work until late in the evening, and often use the monitor until after midnight. BenQ monitors are the best, in my opinion.

Before I purchased this BenQ Monitor, I had an older 1440p 27 monitor that I bought back in 2014. Wow what a difference! Right out of the box this monitor has colors that really pop and the the pictures are very sharp. The color accuracy and sharpness is much better when working on my digital photography as well. I feel that this monitor is well worth the money, especially if like me you were interested in upgrading the size, I went from 27 to this 32 and the extra 5 is worth it, especially since the resolution is now 4K! I would highly recommend this monitor!

The BenQ monitor was easy to setup and configure. So far it seems to be a definite upgrade from my old monitor.

What can I say? It works! Using it between a Mac Studio and the BenQ PD3200U UHD monitor.

I got this for a second monitor for video and photography. While I wouldn't use it to do my color grading on it is a fantastic monitor. The image looks great. I also love that it has a remote control. I would recommend this and other BenQ monitors. I also have a 32 BenQ production for editing and grading, which is great.

After searching for and testing several monitors (Dell, LG) for photo editing, I finally landed on the BenQ PD2725U, and I'm glad that I did. It's a beautiful monitor in every way, especially for my primary purpose: photo editing. The image quality is absolutely gorgeous, and the colors appear to be as rich and true as I could ever hope. The hockey puck takes a little getting used to, but after awhile it seems easy and seamless to make adjustments, or change the color settings. The only difficulty I had was with the monitor's initial setup - BenQ shipped DisplayPort, HDMI, Thunderbolt, and USB Type A to Type B cables, but not the one I needed (USB-C) to connect my recent vintage laptop. After futzing around with the Thunderbolt cable, I finally realized that it just wasn't going to work, and went out and bought a new cable. For a $845 monitor, I was a little disappointed that it didn't include one of the most commonly used cables. Otherwise, I'm extremely pleased with the monitor.

I got this to replace an older 24 secondary monitor and compliment my BenQ 27 2K main screen. Has the same 99% Adobe RGB and 100% sRGB as my 2K monitor.