BenQ EW3270ZL 32"

Inside this designed LCD, you get an extra sharp picture from edge to the edge. With its display parameters you will be able to enjoy high-quality multimedia entertainment without interuption. The monitor with 10-bit colour depth in front of your eyes can fit more than a billion colour palette that 100% matches the sRGB standard.

Every little detail in the picture is perfectly differentiated and you will never miss any detail even in very complex scenes. The 32" diagonal with WQHD resolution and thin frame will give you a really large display to appreciate and use to your advantage, but if this is not enough, then it is not a problem to add another monitor or two monitors alongside it.

Key features

• Large, well-visible area (2,560 × 1,440 resolution)
• Quality AMVA + panel for unchanged view from any angle
• One billion+ colour palette of Rec.709 and 100% sRGB
• Enhancement of colors with enormous contrast
• Optimised for content and ambient light
• Technology for minimising eye fatigue
• HDMI pair and MHL support for mobile
• Suitable for multi-monitor system

Instant optimisation

Brightness Intelligence (BI) modifies the view for the right viewing enjoyment. It analyses the content and adjusts the intensity of the light so that the dark areas of the scene are clearly visible too. It also detects the amount of ambient light and automatically adjusts the brightness to peak level without excessive eye strain.

Always good quality

VA panel delivers credible colours of unchanged quality on your table when viewed from any angle. The gentle grading of each shade also speaks for an extra standard contrast of 3,000:1 on a typical scale and 20 million to one dynamically. Rip the razor sharp image through the HDMI, DisplayPort, or Mini DisplayPort connector.

Minimise eye fatigue

As a real benefit for your eyes, take Flicker-free technology to eliminate blinking at all levels of brightness. It's not just a benefit for your eyes, but your brain definitely benefits as well. This effectively reduces eye fatigue, especially during long-term observation of the monitor. Another of the practical imaging features is the blue spectrum suppression mode, which is the most common cause of eye damage, eye fatigue, or headache.