BenQ EX3203R monitor review — All of the features with disappointing HDR

The PC monitor market is changing rapidly. Unlike home televisions, this space has not transitioned seamlessly to 4K or HDR. That has made it difficult to commit to a new display over the last year or two. But companies are starting to figure out HDR. At the same time, 1440p at 144Hz is establishing itself as a true successor to 1080p60. And BenQ‘s new EX3203R monitor wants to win over gamers who think now is a good time to upgrade.

The EX3203R is $700. It features a 32-inch 1440p 144Hz VA panel with FreeSync 2 HDR and an 1800R curve.  If you are running an AMD video card, this monitor is essentially the total package. If you are rocking a rig with something like an AMD Radeon Vega 56 or 64, The EX32 is an ideal fit to complete your system.