MA320U

Benq MA320U is a superb monitor, got one a few months ago and could not be happier. £500 then. 32” of beautiful accurate colour

I went with another 32" 4k BenQ ma320u. Love it. Looks great. Got it for $599 and run it scales at 2560x1440. They now have a glossy panel option, the model ends in the letter P. I just don't like glossy screens, so I choose matte. This video is a review of that glossy model and this reviewer should

I’m using benq ma320up, 32inch 4k ips glossy glass, 98% dci p3, 550 nits brightness. Color is calibrated to match macbook color. All things are trading off, it isn’t ultrawide, 60hz only, but for working purpose, at least for me, color is very accurate, text is sharp, auto temperature like truetone,

Here’s one: I purchased the benq MA320U a 32” monitor for my MacBook Air M3 and couldn’t be happier, it’s the perfect companion, great quality, would recommend you have a look

I just bought the benq ma320u and it’s outstanding. The software integrates into the Mac, color accuracy is great. I’m running 2560x1440 scaling with hiDPI and it’s outstanding. I wasn’t too tight on space, so the extra size of the 32 was nice for me.

For normal day to day tasks, photo editing and the like 60Hz is fine. Sure, some people like the smoother experience when they zip windows around and such, but it's not a showstopper by any means. For gaming, I run a high refresh rate display and it makes a bit difference. For my productivity work e

I don’t have any recommendations for 1440p, but if you’re looking for a very bright 4K 32" monitor, I can recommend the BenQ MA320U or MA32UP (the glossy version). They’re the cheapest monitors I found that go above 500 nits. I can still use mine comfortably even when the sun shines through my windo

I was eagerly waiting for the update as I wanted a glossy display but now decided on the new BenQ MA320UP for just $600: -32“ 4K nano gloss panel -97% P3 -90W + 15W integrated Hub -60Hz As I don’t game on the monitor and it’s used for video editing only I don’t mind the 60Hz and tbh, having 32“ is a

The Apple Studio display is a fine monitor, but I wouldn't say that it's the "best" choice for a mac mini. For example, if a 27" display isn't the size you want, the studio display is not a good fit. I use the Benq MA320u 4k monitor. I previously had a 27" display and wanted something just a tad bit

Nobody will ever agree on the best. The studio displays are great, but at 27" they were smaller than I wanted. I wanted to upgrade to a 32" and the Pro Display XDR at over $5,000 USD was just not going to happen. I went with the BenQ MA320u and am very happy with it. Read great things about the Dell