BenQ 32" 4K Ultra HD 60Hz 5ms GTG IPS LCD FreeSync Gaming Monitor (EW3280U) - Metallic Brown/Black

I wanted a big 4k monitor and didn't want to spend a ton of money (although this one is not exactly cheap). I tried a different brand and it had some windowboxing compatibility issues with my computer and I had to return it. This one has an overscan setting so you can make a screen size adjustment. The picture is good and fairly bright. It has built in speakers, which is nice because it reduces clutter on your desk. The stand lets you make angle changes but it doesn't let you change the height. That doesn't bother me but it may cause ergonomics issues for some people.

Bought this for my daughter (she’s a graphic designer/web designer) who was working from home. She has said this is a great monitor for her work from home, even better than her “in office” monitors. She connects her MacBook Pro to it for her evening/late night/weekend work now that they’ve gone back to the office. Bottomline…this monitor is excellent per my professional designer daughter:).

I bought this after owning its smaller, 27" version in my home office for a year. I'm using this one in the den with a mac mini m1 and a ps5. I'm impressed with the build quality and the sound of the speakers is good enough for most.

Beautiful, crisp and accurate. Sound quality is really great for a monitor.

This monitor offers a large 32-inch 4K IPS panel with true 10-bit color and HDR support. BenQ’s HDRi technology emulates an HDR look on non-HDR content and looks quite good in what I’ve sampled. Gamers who play first person shooters and fast paced action may be let down by the 60hz rating but I mostly play strategy and adventure games, so that’s not a concern for me. I wanted accurate colors without going completely overboard on a professional reference monitor, for video production. The BenQ has a lot to offer, especially given the growing prevalence of HDR content we will see in the near future. The built-in speakers are a welcome feature (as is the volume knob) that can cut down on desk clutter, and switching settings with the included remote really sell the idea that this is a multimedia entertainment monitor. BenQ gives you a molded remote holder that fits thoughtfully under the stand, so it’s easier to locate when needed. The stand adjustments may leave more to be desired, but you can mount this screen easily if you need more articulation. This monitor isn’t cheap, but I feel it is excellent in the areas of concern and adequate at worst elsewhere. Youtubers, media creators, console gamers who stream, or anyone who dabbles in a combination of those things may benefit most from the BenQ EW32OU.