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Product Comparison: BenQ PD3200U vs BenQ (EW3270U)

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BenQ PD3200U Graphic Design Monitor

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BenQ (EW3270U) 32" 4K HDR Gaming Monitor (AMD FreeSync, USB-C)

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General Specifications

Brand

BenQ

Model

PD3200U

EW3270U

Origin

China

About the Product

Designed to meet the rising demands for large-sized viewing and ultra-high definition, the PD3200U boasts a 32 inch wide 4K display built with BenQ's advanced IPS technology, providing creative professionals over 300 per cent working space.

Maximizing the popularity of enhanced HDR entertainment content, EW3270U leverages VA panel with high 3000:1 native contrast, 95 Percent DCI-P3 wide colour gamut and 300-nit enhanced brightness to deliver immersive multimedia enjoyment.

Key Specs

Screen Size

32 in.

Resolution

3840 x 2160

Response Time

4 ms

Refresh Rate

60 Hz

Refresh Rate

What customers say about "Key Specs"

BenQ PD3200U Graphic Design Monitor

This is a great 1440p monitor. I have no regrets purchasing this over the other monitors I was looking.
For office work, the monitor offers 32" of real estate, a 'low blue light' mode to take care of your eyes.
At this resolution working on multiple windows at once is practical - and it's great to see photos at high resolution in all their glory.
At the moment I am very happy with it, it is huge and you can really notice the resolution boost.
It is possible to work in 4K without increasing the size of the letters or icons much. On the other hand, I did not have any flickering problems.

BenQ (EW3270U) 32" 4K HDR Gaming Monitor (AMD FreeSync, USB-C)

What I liked about this monitor is that it is 4K, 32", has Freesync, and HDR.
4K is impressive, 32" is a nice large size. Good price and value for this.
This monitor is my first 4K monitor/screen. And I happy with it.
Watching 4K content on it whether it be Netflix or Youtube, the quality is amazing.
My gaming laptop doesn't quite have the power to output games at 4K 60fps but seeing the games at 4K quality anyway is very nice to see.

Size & Weight

Material

Plastic

Color

Black

Height

19.3 in.

20.56 in.

Width

29.15 in.

28.6 in.

Depth

8.4 in.

8.46 in.

Weight

27.56 pounds

16.53 pounds

Height
Depth

BenQ PD3200U

BenQ (EW3270U)

Display

Display Type

LED

Panel Type

IPS

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Contrast Ratio

1000:1

3000:1

Brightness

350 cd/m²

300 cd/m²

Color Supported

1.07 Billion

View Angle Vertical

178 °

View Angle Horizontal

178 °

Curved Display

Anti-Glare

Yes

What customers say about "Display"

BenQ PD3200U Graphic Design Monitor

This monitor is great, beautiful color image and sharp.
Outstanding image quality with QHD (2560x1440) resolution, combined with a robust frame and stand.
For video/picture editing, the monitor offers excellent color reproduction, real blacks.
The colour and uniformity of the display output is stunning, everything looks fresher more vibrant with more depth.
The colour and sharpness of this monitor is fantastic as well as having a huge screen area to work with.

BenQ (EW3270U) 32" 4K HDR Gaming Monitor (AMD FreeSync, USB-C)

The picture quality is pretty decent and seems to be fairly low input lag for gaming.
The viewing angles are brilliant, as BenQ state, 178o from all sides is about right.
Very rich colours, I went through 3 x 3440x1440 ultrawide monitors all giving me blurry and pixelated text in windows before I went for this one.
Unfortunately, the quality of this VA panel is not great.
Color reproduction is bad. Out of all the pictures modes on offer, only one seems to be even remotely acceptable, Photo Mode.

Features

Type

Home/Office

Touch Screen

Build-in speaker

Yes

Built-In Webcam

TV Tuner

Pivot Function

Yes

VESA-compatible

100x100

Extras

Advanced Motion Accelerator, CAD/CAM mode, Flicker-free Technology, Light sensor, Low Blue Light, Picture-in-Picture and Picture-by-Picture

Advanced Motion Accelerator, AMD FreeSync Technology, Brightness Intelligence Plus, Flicker-free Technology, Low Blue Light

Touch Screen
Pivot Function

What customers say about "Features"

BenQ PD3200U Graphic Design Monitor

Great thing about this monitor is DisplayPilot software that allows you to switch between different modes such as RGB, Standard, Low Blue.
Built-in speakers are great enough for a monitor speakers.
The build quality is solid, The base is large without taking up a lot of desk space.
The control buttons for adjusting on screen menu work fine, no problems in using them.
Built-in speakers is not good quality for such a price.

BenQ (EW3270U) 32" 4K HDR Gaming Monitor (AMD FreeSync, USB-C)

Freesync is amazing in games that your PC might struggle with, and HDR really makes media much more vibrant and realistic looking.
HDR with xbox one x faired better than Standard (SDR) which wasn't great.
The built-in speakers are not the best, but, well, they work.
Freesync works perfectly and Ive had no issue's with input lag or ghosting.
The stand is basic with a small tilt adjustment and no height or swivel and definitely no rotation options.

Connectivity

Inputs

5x USB 3.0, 2x HDMI, Mini DisplayPort, DisplayPort, 3.5mm audio out

DisplayPort, USB Type-C, 2x HDMI, 3.5mm audio out

What customers say about "Connectivity"

BenQ PD3200U Graphic Design Monitor

My laptop has an old GeForce 650M graphic card and surprisingly handles 2k resolution with this monitor very well so far through the displayport.
Decent port selection, I'd love to keep it as far as it can live.
All the cables you need to connect up to graphics card are supplied and, by the way, great connection options.
The USB ports placements on the back side of the monitor, facing down. It makes it a bit difficult to plug something in.
Since this monitor was released in 2017, it would be nice to be a bit more future proof.

BenQ (EW3270U) 32" 4K HDR Gaming Monitor (AMD FreeSync, USB-C)

I got it primarily for Xbox 1 gaming, with some Netflix and Amazon Prime viewing. Ports are good spaced and easy to hook up.
Used for a bit of photo editing with Lightroom, plugging a MacBook Pro into it with USB C, which works great.
Hooked up with PC and PS4 the monitor does performed quite well.
DisplayPort 1.4 Cable is a must. Without it, you will not be able to set the output to the highest possible standard.
Had some issues with the USB-C connection kept cutting out.

Power

Wattage

44 Watts

76 Watts

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty

3 year(s)

Certifications

CE, FCC