BenQ EX3203R 32 Inch WQHD (2560 x 1440) HDR 144Hz Curved Gaming Monitor for Sim Racing, 1800R, FreeSync Premium Pro, B.I. Plus Sensor, USB-C, Black/Silver

Have to say that everything about this is pretty good. For the price range it is in the monitor is pretty decent. Yes you will have some backlight bleeding but it's not so bad that it will be a no buy.I think it's best for gaming and if it's your first time buying a monitor.

This monitor is the best I've ever worked on.Gaming it can scan at 144 mhz if you are using the Display port input.It's 1440P at any refresh rate up to 144mhz and it supports the bottom run of hdr. 10 bit colour.It's a step up from 8 bit colour but there's not a lot of support for it so better to turn on the HDR emulation and enjoy the vibrant colour it produces.After a wee bit of experimentation I've settled on this mode and it looks amazing.Easily the best monitor I've ever used and I've used a lot of high end CAD monitors.Super chuffed with my purchase and would recommend to anyone.Luv and Peace.

An average high-spec monitor at a great price. The 32" 1440p display is crisp, colourful and looks good regardless of what you throw at it. The size is a little overwhelming at first if you're not used to it, but it's worth getting used to, especially for streaming video content. High refresh and FreeSync 2 both perform as expected and have definitely improved my experience with a few FPS titles (e.g. Destiny 2).My only warning is don't buy this monitor if the main feature you're looking for is HDR. The difference between normal and HDR colour modes is underwhelming compared to similarly priced HDR-focused displays.

Overall very happy with this monitor (bought during black Friday ~£330). Great image quality, bright colours, decent blacks, responsive.My only gripe is slight backlight bleed around the edges although this isn't much of an issue for me since you can only really see it when it display a blank dark image.

The monitor is ok and works well but has the ghosting issue you see with most VA panels (I have 3 of the G7 monitors and they have no issue). After about 12 months of use I got a stuck/dead pixel and the backlight bleed was quite bad. You also have to purchase an additional vesa adaptor from Benq if you plan to mount this to a wall bracket. There are better monitors out there especially in this price range.

Having read the negatives first I decided to ignore and go for it anyway. As some suggest HDR is actually broken on this model. It actually turns blacks grey and washed colours out. It's really odd. Before anyone jump's down my throat hear me out. I tried this with a Blu-Ray player, and a GTX1080 WITHOUT G-sync.There is massive light bleed in the bottom most corners, I tried height adjusting but I cannot escape it. When the screen is static with an image it is actually lovely. Nice and Bright etc. But soon as the scene is dark this is unusable. Perhaps mine is just an unlucky batch. The box and packaging were immaculate so it's not a mishandling issue.Shame as it offers a lot for the price tag. It's going back to Amazon, somehow the box is massive.

Plays as it should through displayport, though I bought this monitor for its great spec BUT DOES NOT allow the xbox series x to play 1440p @ 120hz!! Rendering this monitor USELESS to play through HDMI.

I'm very disappointed in this item I was given the impression that it was a good quality high-definition monitor that could handle literally anything. Considering the price of the item, picture quality is atrocious.In scene where the screen become dark, fire and waterfall the picture becomes very blocky.This was a replacement for my previous BenQ monitor this was the only reason I purchased this Monitor as my last one was excellent.I was expecting it to be better than the existing one I had. Unfortunately I was extremely disappointed with this one. The curved screen is a nice feature, however the picture quality is just not there.