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Posted by vertigo

- July 09, 2024, 16:47:51

Quote from: Leetnoob on July 05, 2024, 15:31:59Haha over $2k for a monitor with 1000:1 contrast. Hard pass.

That's native contrast. Local dimming zones vastly increase contrast, so it's quite probable it will be very good. I'm more concerned about it being IPS, so it seems likely that while the central image will be excellent, there will be IPS glow which, AFAIK, local dimming won't help with. I hope I'm wrong, and that the fact it's Mini LED means it doesn't use a standard backlight, because that would make this an excellent choice, and would be just what I want, only I'd prefer a 34-36" version.

Posted by Leetnoob

- July 05, 2024, 15:31:59

Haha over $2k for a monitor with 1000:1 contrast. Hard pass.

Posted by Mr Majestyk

- July 05, 2024, 03:35:13

Will most likely be my next monitor unless someone else has a similarly specced competitor for less dollars. Not cheap but will last 5x longer than OLED for productivity work.

Posted by Redaktion

- July 04, 2024, 14:53:12

BenQ has finally released the MOBIUZ EX321UX, over four months after the monitor's initial debut. Available for as much as modern QD-OLED equivalents, the BenQ MOBIUZ EX321UX combines a 4K Mini LED panel with a 144 Hz refresh rate, DisplayPort 2.1 connectivity and 1,000 nits peak HDR brightness.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/MOBIUZ-EX321UX-BenQ-releases-new-4K-Mini-LED-gaming-monitor-across-Europe-with-US-pricing-also-confirmed.856642.0.html