32-inch · Monitor
BenQ RD320U
32-inch monitor: 31.5 in, 3840 × 2160, 140 PPI, IPS, 60 Hz, 90 W USB-C charging.
82.9Score
- #3 of 28 ranked
- #2 of 9 32-inch monitors
Why this score
The score adds up these parts. Each part has a weight. A part counts as the average of its sources, pulled toward 80 when there are few sources.
Setup
35% weightcounts as 77.0Average of 3 sources: 76.0
Experts
40% weightcounts as 89.2Average of 1 source: 98.3
Users
25% weightcounts as 81.0Average of 1 source: 82.1
Shown, not counted
These sit inside an average we already count, or come from the maker's own shop.
Thin: only 2 reviews and buyer ratings, so they are pulled toward the average.
80 is the field average. A part counts as 80 + (average − 80) × N ÷ (N + 1), where N is its number of sources. One source counts half of the gap from 80. No sources count as 80.
Price
€739 at alternate.at · Austrian shop
Seen 9 Oct 2026; not in stock, available to order in 3-5 business days. Candidates note lists RD320UA (flexible arm) at EUR 829, not re-checked.
Prices checked 9 Oct 2026.
Specs
- Size
- 31.5 in
- Resolution
- 3840 × 2160
- PPI
- 140
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Panel
- IPS
- Refresh rate
- 60 Hz
- Brightness
- 400 nits · 426 nits measured
- DCI-P3
- 98%
- Delta E
- —
- USB-C power
- 90 W
- Thunderbolt
- —
- KVM switch
- Yes
- Daisy chain
- Yes
- Ethernet
- —
- Ports
- USB-C 90 W (DP Alt Mode), 2x USB-A 10 Gbps, 2x USB-C 10 Gbps downstream, 1x USB-B upstream, 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x DP 1.4
- Stand
- height 110 mm, tilt -5/+20, swivel +/-15, pivot 90
- Webcam
- —
- Speakers
- Yes
- Warranty
- —
- Power use
- 30 W
- Release
- —
Notes
A 4K coding monitor with two Coding Booster modes, a hotkey, MoonHalo light, 90 W USB-C and KVM; PCWorld measured 426 nits and found the SDR image tack-sharp. HDR is weak and there are no P3 or Adobe RGB presets, so it is a developer pick, not a color-work pick.
Refresh rate: BenQ spec page says 60 Hz, PCWorld says up to 75 Hz without Adaptive Sync. P3: BenQ says 98% P3; PCWorld wrote 'up to 95 percent of DCI-P3 and up to 89 percent of DCI-P3' (second figure probably a typo), so no measured P3 stored. PPI: 140 computed; PCWorld quotes 138. PCWorld says BenQ states the IPS panel is not from LG. testberichte.de header 1.0 rests on a single test (IT PRO 5/5); its summary section says 2.50. Treat it as weak. Read via testberichte.de: IT PRO. These tests are inside the testberichte.de grade, so they are shown, not counted. Buyer ratings read via testberichte.de: Amazon.de.
More reading:pcworld.combenq.combhphotovideo.comtechradar.comtestberichte.de