BenQ RD320UA 31.5" 4K+ HDR Monitor

Pro’s: amazing vertical resolution on this monitor; those extra 256 pixels really come in handy. The aspect ratio makes it very useful to put side-by-side terminal windows for multiple machines. Quite a great monitor for productivity. The version with the Ergo arm has decent reach and makes it easy to turn to portrait orientation. Note that the portrait orientation only works in the counterclockwise direction, and that there is no way to set the monitor with the Ergo arm to the counterclockwise direction. While I originally expected to buy two of these monitors to use in portrait orientation, I no longer expect to do this given that a portrait orientation causes these monitors to be quite tall even at 28 inches. The last pro to mention is the beautiful and sturdy packaging of this monitor. BenQ makes incredibly intricate and robust packaging for all their products, from light bars to lamps. Cons: The color rendition of photos is quite lacking. There are often blown highlights compared to reference monitors like the Apple Studio display or the MacBook Pro m1 rscreen. The gamut of this monitor appears quite limited. Bright areas seem to have blown highlights rather quickly. I would not recommend using this monitor for any sort of photo or video editing. Many of my photos needed re-editing on a calibrated monitor despite using the Mac OS default color profile for this monitor. Other significant con would be that the price of this monitor has significantly increased over the last couple of months, possibly due to.