32" BenQ PD3220U

32" BenQ PD3220U LCD Monitor Key Features

• LCD monitor measures: 32"
• Resolution: 3840 × 2160 px
• LCD monitor works using IPS technology
• The matte surface of this LCD monitor provides a more effective working environment
• 5 ms response time and refresh rate of 60 Hz
• Brightness: 300 cd/m2
• LCD monitor is compatible with: 100×100 VESA mounts
• Can be rotated to portrait mode
• The stand has adjustable height
• Equipped with integrated speakers
• Blue light filter for good sleep
• Picture in picture allows you to watch two image sources
• LCD monitor automatically adjusts its brightness to match ambient lighting
• Sensor for detecting a person in front of the display
• Renders image with high dynamic range
• Connectivity: headphone output and usb 3.2 gen 1 (usb 3.0)

32" BenQ PD3220U Monitor Construction and Equipment

This BenQ monitor has a size of 71.5 × 62.8 × 18.6 cm, and you can adjust the height according to your preferences. Besides a classic stand, the monitor can be mounted onto a wall with a VESA mount. The monitor model weighs 10.4 kg. A useful degree of versatility is made possible by the pivot function, meaning the computer monitor can be rotated up to 90°. Another practical feature of this PC monitor is its built-in speaker system. The sound quality is powerful enough for most ordinary users. The interface for the input signal is essential. The 32" BenQ PD3220U uses the DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0, ThunderBolt and USB-C type. You can plug headphones directly into the monitor. The BenQ computer monitor has support for fast charging with Power Delivery.

Modern Functions of the 32" BenQ PD3220U Monitor

When working in the dark, you will appreciate the blue light filter on this monitor that will help improve sleep quality. Flicker-Free mode provides a very effective shield against eye strain by removing screen flickering. The brightness of the monitor automatically adjusts according to the ambient light. The 32" BenQ PD3220U monitor also has support for the practical and novel PIP (Picture-in-Picture) function for displaying two separate video sources at once.