BenQ MOBIUZ EX3210U Gaming Monitor 32"

Upgraded this from my beloved BenQ EX 2710q. I'm a huge fan of BenQ and have had two of their monitors already. Don't get me wrong, the gaming experience on this model is excellent with a lot of customizations, but color accuracy out of the box is as you've read - it's not calibrated at all and is very far from where it should be. It's a bit of a surprise coming from a company that specializes in quality displays and advertises a wide color gamut (which isn't false) - but it's going to take you a while to get there even if you have the proper tools to do so. I gave my 1440p monitor a pass because it didn't have the specs that this one had, but this one should have been able to achieve entry to mid level color grading capabilities from an editing standpoint. My 27 inch 1440p gaming monitor from them came just about ready to rock out of the box for some basic graphic editing - this one is far from that. Pros: - Rich gaming experience with a plethora of customizations to your liking (very saturated out of the box and hardly had to adjust anything) - Remote is fantastic. Straight to the point and really appreciate the menu navigation & customization - Despite other reviews, the brightness was more than acceptable in all modes (if you're in a very bright environment near windows you may run into some issues in the daytime) - Overall very well built with a good stand Cons: - COLOR ACCURACY - for a monitor with graphic design color specs at this price point, this is VERY far from being accurate out of the box when using with your computer - No choice (or indication) of whether or not you're using DCI or sRGB color modes in each profile - Certain color profiles are not customizable (some options grayed out) so you can't even choose your starting point based on certain profiles - You pay a premium for speakers (which are better than most if not all monitors) but can easily be outshined by the cheapest of bluetooth / wired speakers. That premium also includes the color gamut, which isn't anywhere near where it needs to be and can't be achieved without some sort of professional grade color tool. Overall, there are much better options out there that are cheaper and include factory calibrations. If you're looking for a monitor to double as both a work monitor (graphic work) and for gaming, this could be worth it IF you're willing to spend some money on a calibration tool. I'm glad I gave this a shot at nearly half it's original retail price which was $1200 as I would have been extremely disappointed.