BenQ EW3270U 32"(80cms) 3840x2160 4K VA 60Hz HDR10| 95%DCI-P3|treVolo Speakers(3W x 2)| USB-C| Bezel-Less Monitor|Anti-Glare| Brightness Intelligence Plus|Low Blue-Light|AMD Freesync|HDMI| DP|(Black)

Coming from someone who has never used or worked on a big monitor before, I can tell you I’m blown away by the sheer size of it. It’s huge! Well, not as big as TVs of course but considering you only seat 3 feet away from the monitor, makes this thing look much bigger than a TV. Now on to pros and cons :Pros:1: 32 inch screen real estate is underrated. You could work on 3 different tasks at once. It makes your productivity go brrr2: The screen is beautiful. It’s 4k. You wouldn’t appreciate it if you stream 1080p movies or play games in 1080p on it, so try playing a 4K movie and see for yourself. The colors are accurate and sharp even from up close. It’s a VA panel so the viewing angles are limited but how often do you look at a monitor from weird angles anyway?3: It’s bright, almost too bright. You could even work in sunlight, no problem. HDR is on point but trust me you don’t need it. The colors are pretty dynamic. It’s a blessing for content creators and video editors. There’s also a cinema HDR mode. It does what it implies, gives the colors more life.4: A+ connectivity. It comes with a type c port! You could directly connect your thunderbolt devices without the need to use a HDMI cable. Or you could stick a type c hub in it and et voilà you’re set. No cable cluttering on the desk. I hooked up my iPad to the type c port in the monitor with the type c cable provided in the box and it worked great. It also charges your device while hooked up. Besides that, it comes with a DisplayPort 1.4 and 2 HDMI 2.0.5: The stand that comes in the box is sturdy and heavy so you know it’s not built cheap. It supports the weight of the monitor very well. No cost saving there.Now on to cons: There aren’t many but some nitty gritty stuffs that may annoy you.1: Speakers are…meh. Better use a pair of earphones.2: The stand provided in the box only lets you bend the monitor up or down an inch. Buy a good monitor arm for height adjustment if you aren’t comfortable with it.3: The settings menu is well laid out but it takes some time getting used to. Most of the time you’d be pressing the wrong buttons. It should have come with a remote or something.4: More screen real estate comes with its own problems. You need a bigger desk.5: The brightness control is kinda useless. It doesn’t get too dim so your eyes will be bleeding if you work at night.Oh and this isn’t a con per se, it’s just…expensive. Best in the budget of 30k I’d say but there are cheaper options which aren’t far off.Also, do note that there’s no HDMI cable in the box. Benq saved a hefty 400rs there. Oh my, how will they survive if they provided a cable..In conclusion - For media consumption and home/office use, this is it. If you are a hardcore gamer, it might not be it. The refresh rate is capped at 60hz so look elsewhere.

Its a great 4k monitor. I use it for coding, PS5 gaming and watching content. It's a fixed monitor, you cannot adjust it. You have 2 HDMI, 1 DP and and 1 USB-C port. USB-C cannot charge your laptop. The picture quality is awesome. You can google for perfect settings for this monitor, it will enhance the experience. For coding its great, I use both light and dark theme, didn't find any problem. Got it for around INR 30k. For that price and during time, this particular monitor with 4k felt the best value for money for me. You might find a better monitor but with no USB-C......USB-C was a must for me. (Max refresh rate is 60Hz)

This isn't IPS monitor so i was worried how it will look at an angle - answer is till 45 deg angle you actually can't tell the difference compared to head on, beyond that yes there is a vary slight colour and brightness shift - but frankly for me at that extreme angle any display becomes uncomfortable to me, even printed picturesOther than that - there is a big difference between displayport (or USB) connection ve HDMI connection, the adaptive sync doesn't work for the monitor on HDMI and on many laptops (it is on mine) the HDMI has limited framerare at UHD resolutionFortunately new laptops will all have USB C type output and the display ships with a USBC cableThe display color reproduction etc. is excellent, though i haven't been able to calibrate it yet (I'm not sure it will improve, it is great already)The sound output is very feeble, i use an external speaker (muvi speaker) along with it. Even my laptop's speakers are louder

I have a problem with this product since the first day I bought it.4k video it's pixelated, poor display quality,Don't buy this product,Amazon will not help you with this.They will tell you to go and see the service center.

31.5 inches of real estate, 4K, USB-C and HDR (though the brightness isn't enough to really call it true HDR, you need minimum 500 nits for that).You can't ask for more at a price of 33-34k.The display is gorgeous, and thanks to the incredible contrast ratio of 3000:1, you can even use it as a smart TV with a Firestick 4K or Mi Box 4k (I got this).I'm a designer so I got it because of the color accuracy and it delivers perfectly. I can barely distinguish the colours from my 16" MacBook Pro display.Keep in mind, it's a VA panel and not IPS panel so you might feel the colours are not as punchy but again, the contrast ratio (3000:1) is a lot superior (IPS panels usually have 1000:1) as a result which means your blacks look closer to black than the dark greys you instead see on IPS panels.