MOBIUZ EX3210U

General

Series

MOBIUZ1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026Product line MOBIUZ gaming monitors.

Model numbersiMaker identifiers for this exact model and its listed variants. Excludes sibling models and other generations.

EX3210U2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Page title EX3210U.

GTIN / EAN

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AnnouncediThe maker's first announcement of this model. This is separate from first retail availability.

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Status

Available1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026The current BenQ US page lists the model with a Buy button and a full specification tab. Stock was not checked.

PredecessoriThe model this one directly replaced, in the same line, tier and size, as the maker or a trusted review names it.

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SuccessoriThe model that directly replaced this one, in the same line, tier and size. A revision such as a Slim or OLED model does not count when a next generation exists.

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Launch price (US)iThe maker's US launch MSRP for the stated configuration, excluding tax. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

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Launch price (EU)iThe maker's euro launch price for the stated configuration, including VAT as published. Current store prices and later discounts do not qualify.

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MarketsiISO country or region codes where this exact model or variant is sold. A source page's language does not establish availability.

US, EU, GB1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026BenQ US product page. Tom's Hardware is a US review with a 3 year warranty listing.5Maker product pagebenq.eu/en-eu/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026BenQ Europe page for the model with an EU energy label link. A BenQ UK page for the model also exists.

ColoursiThe maker's own colour names

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SegmentiFrom the maker's own product category. Office also covers home and everyday monitors.

Gaming1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026MOBIUZ 32 inch 4K IPS 144Hz gaming monitor.

Display

Screen sizeiDiagonal in inches exactly as the maker advertises it. A class size and the viewable diagonal can differ.

32in(81.3 cm)2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Screen Size: 32 inch. Tom's Hardware also lists 32 inches.

Viewable screen diagonaliDiagonal of the visible image area. This can be smaller than the advertised class size.

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Native resolution

3840 × 2160px2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Resolution (max.): 3840x2160.

Aspect ratio

16:92Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Aspect Ratio: 16:9.

Pixel density

137.7ppi=CalculatedFrom Screen size and Native resolution

Pixel pitchiDistance between adjacent pixels. Source notes identify horizontal or vertical pitch if they differ. A horizontal figure about a third of the vertical one is the pitch of one subpixel, not of a pixel, so the pixel figure is stored.

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Active display areaiMaker published active-display width and height, excluding the external frame. Source notes distinguish image area from any published shift-reserve area. Dimensions are not inferred from native resolution or rounded pixel pitch.

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Curved

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Curvature radiusiRadius of screen curvature. A published 1800R is 1800 mm.

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Screen surface

Matte2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Display Screen Coating: Matte.

Anti-reflection coating

Matte2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Display Screen Coating, verbatim.

Touchscreen

Not available

Panel

Panel type

IPS2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Panel Type: IPS.

Panel type (as published)iPanel or technology name as published. This is separate from the normalised panel type.

IPS2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Panel Type, verbatim.

BacklightiLayout of the backlight. OLED is none (self-emissive). WLED or LED alone names no layout, so it is left out unless a source states edge-lit or direct-lit.

Edge-lit LED3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026Spec table: IPS / W-LED, edge array.

Local dimming

Yes2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Backlight Technology: Local Dimming. Tom's Hardware describes an edge zone dimming backlight for HDR content.

Dimming zones

Not available

Panel maker

AU Optronics4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Specifications: Panel AU Optronics M320QAN02.3 AHVA.

Panel part number

M320QAN02.34Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Specifications: Panel AU Optronics M320QAN02.3 AHVA.

Panel generationiGeneration or panel architecture name stated by the source. Brand product generation and panel generation can differ.

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Subpixel layoutiArrangement of the red, green, blue and any white emitters within a pixel. Individual emitter shapes do not establish their arrangement. Marketing names such as Primary RGB Tandem do not prove an RGB stripe layout.

RGB stripe4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Subpixel layout section: the standard RGB stripe layout.

Colour depthiSupported total colour depth per channel. A stated 8-bit plus FRC implementation is 10 supported bits with FRC, not native 10-bit. A 6-bit plus FRC panel, also called Hi-FRC, is 8 bits with FRC.

10bits4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Specifications: 10-bit colour, 8-bit plus FRC dithering. The maker lists 1.07 billion colors and Tom's Hardware lists 10-bit.

Colour depth methodiNative panel bits or temporal frame rate control. Supported 10-bit input alone does not prove native 10-bit panel depth.

FRC4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Specifications: 10-bit colour (8-bit + FRC dithering).

Displayable colours

1.07 billion2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Display Colors: 1.07 billion colors.

sRGB coverageiPercentage of the sRGB reference gamut covered. Gamut volume is a different measure and is not stored here. Source notes identify the colour-space standard.

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DCI-P3 coverageiPercentage of DCI-P3 covered. Do not substitute gamut volume. Source notes identify the CIE reference and any minimum or typical qualifier.

98%2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Color Gamut: 98% P3. The maker does not name the CIE standard or whether this is coverage or volume. Tom's Hardware measured over 116 percent DCI-P3 volume.

Adobe RGB coverageiPercentage of Adobe RGB covered. Do not substitute gamut volume.

99%2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Color Gamut: 99% Adobe RGB. Coverage versus volume and the CIE standard are not stated.

Rec. 2020 coverageiPercentage of Rec. 2020 covered. Do not substitute gamut volume.

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NTSC coverageiPercentage of the NTSC reference gamut covered. Source notes identify the reference. Do not substitute gamut volume.

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Factory calibrated

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Claimed Delta EiMaker claim for colour error. Source notes retain a less-than qualifier, the colour space and whether the figure is an average or maximum.

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Paper calibration report in boxiA physical calibration report included in the package. An electronic report in the menu or software does not count as a paper report.

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Hardware calibration supportiCalibration writes to the monitor internal hardware LUT. Ordinary colour controls or a computer ICC profile do not establish this feature.

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Static contrast ratioiPanel native static contrast, without dynamic contrast processing or local dimming. 1000 means 1000:1. Do not store a dynamic contrast claim here.

1,000:12Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Native Contrast: 1000:1.

Brightness (typical, SDR)iMaker typical SDR white luminance. Source notes state any window size, average picture level and operating mode.

300nits2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Brightness (typ.): 300 nits.

Brightness (maker minimum)iMaker minimum guaranteed brightness specification under its stated conditions. This is not the lowest user-selectable brightness unless the source explicitly says so.

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Peak brightness (HDR)iMaker peak HDR white luminance. The source notes state window size or average picture level, mode and time limit where published.

600nits2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Brightness (peak)(HDR): 600 nits. The window size is not stated.

HDR peak test windowiPercentage of screen area used for the peak HDR claim. If the maker publishes average picture level instead, source notes identify that distinction.

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Full-screen brightnessiMaker white luminance at 100% screen area or 100% average picture level. Source notes state SDR or HDR and mode.

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HDR formats

HDR102Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026HDR: HDR10, VESA DisplayHDR 600.

HDR certificationiVESA DisplayHDR certification. None needs a source, such as the maker saying the monitor has no DisplayHDR certification or the model being absent from the VESA list. When no source was checked, it is left out.

DisplayHDR 6002Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026HDR: VESA DisplayHDR 600.

Viewing angle (horizontal)

178°2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Viewing Angle (L/R) (CR>=10): 178.

Viewing angle (vertical)

178°2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Viewing angle 178 / 178.

Refresh rate and motion

Refresh rate per resolution and portiHighest accepted rate for each proven resolution, input and operating condition. Preset or supported timing lists alone do not prove a maximum. Keep separate bit-depth, chroma and DSC conditions. Dual-mode or crop-mode requirements belong in source notes. Unknown input stays unknown.

Refresh rate per resolution and port. The top rate is in bold.

Resolution	HDMI 2.1	DisplayPort 1.4
3840 × 2160Native	120Hz10-bit, 4:4:4	144Hz10-bit, 4:4:4, DSC

Source1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026Game Console Compatibility: PS5 and Xbox Series X 2160p / 120Hz, PC 2160p / 144Hz. Tom's Hardware says the two HDMI 2.1 inputs support 4K with HDR and FreeSync up to 120 Hz and that the DisplayPort 1.4 input delivers the full 144 Hz capability. PC Monitors confirms 3840 x 2160 at 144 Hz over DP 1.4 with DSC and at 120 Hz over HDMI 2.1, with 10-bit selectable at any refresh rate over both in a full range RGB signal. It also says firmware V004 adds 144 Hz over HDMI 2.1 for PCs, which is not stored because the firmware that sells today is not known.

Show as source table

Width (px)	Height (px)	Input	Input version	Maximum accepted rate (Hz)	Bit depth (bits)	Chroma	DSC
3840	2160	DisplayPort	1.4	144	10	4:4:4	Yes
3840	2160	HDMI	2.1	120	10	4:4:4	Not available

Max refresh rateiHighest proven accepted rate across the stored modes, including lower-resolution dual modes.

144Hz=CalculatedFrom Refresh rate per resolution and port

Max refresh rate at native resolutioniHighest proven accepted rate at the native pixel resolution, across all inputs and stored operating conditions.

144Hz=CalculatedFrom Refresh rate per resolution and port and Native resolution

Max refresh rate over DisplayPortiHighest proven accepted rate over DisplayPort at native resolution. A higher lower-resolution dual mode is separate.

144Hz=CalculatedFrom Refresh rate per resolution and port and Native resolution

Max refresh rate over HDMIiHighest proven accepted rate over HDMI at native resolution. Console refresh limits can be lower than PC limits.

120Hz=CalculatedFrom Refresh rate per resolution and port and Native resolution

Max refresh rate over USB-CiHighest proven accepted rate over USB-C or Thunderbolt at native resolution. USB data bandwidth settings can lower the video maximum.

Not available

Max refresh rate at 10-bitiHighest stored native-resolution mode explicitly proven at 10-bit colour. Rows without bit-depth evidence do not count.

144Hz=CalculatedFrom Refresh rate per resolution and port and Native resolution

Native refresh rateiHighest refresh rate the maker rates without overclock. A lower optimum or recommended mode in a manual is not this value.

144Hz2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Refresh Rate (Hz): 144.

Overclocked refresh rate

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Dual modeiA dedicated display mode that changes resolution to raise the maximum refresh rate. Ordinary image scaling or a preset timing does not count.

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Minimum fixed refresh rateiLowest fixed input rate accepted by the monitor. A VRR lower limit or general vertical scan range is not this value.

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Adaptive sync technologiesiExact published adaptive-sync protocol or named certification. Generic Adaptive-Sync support does not prove VESA AdaptiveSync Display certification. Source notes distinguish protocols from certifications.

FreeSync Premium Pro, G-SYNC Compatible, HDMI VRR2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Gaming: FreeSync Premium Pro Yes. Tom's Hardware lists the monitor as G-Sync Compatible. PC Monitors says HDMI 2.1 includes integrated VRR, and lists Adaptive-Sync plus HDMI 2.1 VRR.

VRR range per portiVariable-refresh-rate operating range for each input and the operating mode named in source notes. A fixed timing or general vertical scan range alone is not a VRR range.

Not available

Low framerate compensation

Yes8Maker product pageamd.com/en/resources/support-articles/faqs/DH3-013.htmlRead 10 October 2026FreeSync Premium Pro tier includes low framerate compensation. The maker lists FreeSync Premium Pro. Compatible GPU and an enabled FreeSync mode are required.

Response time (maker GtG claim)iMaker grey-to-grey pixel transition claim. Source notes state fastest overdrive or other conditions where published.

2ms2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Response Times (GtG): 2 ms.

Response time (maker MPRT claim)iMaker moving-picture response-time claim, often with strobing enabled. This is not a grey-to-grey transition time.

1ms2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Response Times (MPRT): 1 ms.

Overdrive settings

Not available

Motion blur reductioniA dedicated blur-reduction feature using backlight strobing or black frame insertion. OLED monitors have no backlight.

Yes2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Gaming: Motion Blur Reduction Yes.

Blur-reduction technologyiPublished name of the backlight strobing or black frame insertion feature.

Blur Reduction4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Motion clarity section: an OSD setting called Blur Reduction, a strobe backlight that can run with VRR. It works at 100, 120 and 144 Hz, with 144 Hz on DisplayPort only.

Blur reduction works with VRRiWhether the dedicated strobing or black frame insertion mode can operate at the same time as variable refresh rate.

Yes3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026OSD Features: Blur Reduction is a backlight strobe that can work along with Adaptive-Sync.

Flicker-free (claimed)

Yes2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Eye Care: Flicker-free Technology Yes.

Black frame insertion

Not available

Measured

Input lag at maximum refresh rateiReviewer total display lag at the monitor highest accepted refresh rate, including a faster dual mode. Native-rate measurements below that maximum and processing-only delay are excluded. Source notes name the rate, resolution and test method.

2.72ms4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Input lag section: 2.72 ms at 144 Hz with SMTT 2.0 and over 30 readings, with similar values at 60 and 120 Hz. Not measured with VRR or HDR active.

Input lag at 60 HziReviewer total display lag with a fixed 60 Hz input. Processing-only delay is excluded. Source notes name the resolution, mode and test method.

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Average response time (measured)iReviewer mean grey-to-grey transition time across tested transitions. Source notes state the measurement endpoint, method, refresh rate and overdrive. A single worst transition or an unaveraged settling time does not count.

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Overshoot (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Contrast ratio (measured)i1000 means 1000:1. Measured by a reviewer

900:14Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Contrast table: 288 cd/m2 white and 0.32 cd/m2 black at 100 percent brightness and factory defaults, which gives 900:1. The average with only brightness changed was 912:1. Tom's Hardware measured 875.7:1 uncalibrated.

SDR brightness (measured)iReviewer measured SDR white luminance. Source notes state picture mode, window size and brightness setting where available.

308nits4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Contrast table: highest SDR white luminance 308 cd/m2 with Color Temperature set to User Define in Custom mode. The factory default at 100 percent brightness reads 288 cd/m2.

HDR brightness in a real scene (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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PWM flicker frequency (measured)iOnly when the reviewer found PWM flicker

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VRR range (measured)iMeasured by a reviewer, not claimed by the maker

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Colour accuracy (measured Delta E)iReviewer average colour error before calibration. Source notes name picture mode, reference colour space and Delta E method. Post-calibration results are excluded.

Not available

Gray uniformity (measured)iDeviation on a 50 % gray screen. Measured by a reviewer

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Reflections (measured)iTotal reflections. Measured by a reviewer

Not available

Connectivity

Video inputsiPhysical connectors that accept a display signal. A USB-C data-only charging port is not a video input. Counts exclude USB hubs and audio jacks.

Type	Version	Count	Max bandwidth (Gbps)	DSC
HDMI	2.1	2	48	Not available
DisplayPort	1.4	1	Not available	Yes

Source2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Connectivity: HDMI (v2.1) 2, DisplayPort (v1.4) 1. BenQ does not publish the HDMI bandwidth or DSC support. PC Monitors says the HDMI 2.1 ports are full bandwidth at 48 Gbps and the DisplayPort 1.4 input uses DSC.

HDMI ports

2=CalculatedFrom Video inputs

DisplayPort ports

1=CalculatedFrom Video inputs

Highest HDMI version

2.1=CalculatedFrom Video inputs

Highest DisplayPort version

1.4=CalculatedFrom Video inputs

HDMI features

VRR4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Specifications and refresh rate sections: HDMI 2.1 integrated VRR, usable by the PS5 which lacks Adaptive-Sync.

USB-C video (DP Alt Mode)

No3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026Product 360: the connections are two HDMI 2.1, one DisplayPort 1.4, five USB 3.0 ports and a 3.5 mm jack, with no USB-C.

USB-C power deliverediPower the monitor supplies to a connected device. Source notes distinguish guaranteed, maximum and shared dynamic limits. Power consumed by the monitor is separate.

Not available

Thunderbolt

Not available

USB upstream portsiUSB connections from the monitor hub to host computers. Video input and downstream charging ports are separate.

Connector	USB version	Count
USB-B	3.0	1

Source2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Connectivity: USB Type B (Upstream) 1. The USB version comes from the downstream row and Tom's Hardware, which lists USB 3.0.

USB downstream hub portsiUSB hub connections for peripherals. These exclude host-facing upstream ports. A port the maker names for service or firmware updates only is not counted.

USB version	Count
3.0	4

Source2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Connectivity: USB 3.0 (Downstream) 4. The connector type is not stated.

KVM switch

Not available

Daisy chain (MST)

Not available

Ethernet

Not available

3.5 mm headphone outputiAnalogue headphone or audio output. A shared four-pole headset jack counts.

Yes2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Audio: Headphone Jack Yes.

3.5 mm microphone inputiAnalogue microphone input, including the microphone contacts of a shared four-pole headset jack. This does not imply a separate microphone socket.

Not available

Optical out

Not available

Picture in picture

Not available

Picture by picture

Not available

Smart features

Smart platform

Not available

Wi-Fi

Not available

Bluetooth

Not available

Remote control

Yes2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Other Accessories: Remote Control.

Audio and camera

Speakers

Yes2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Audio: Built-in Speaker 2.1 Channel (2Wx2 + 5W woofer).

Number of speakers

32Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Audio: 2.1 channel with two 2 W speakers and one 5 W woofer.

Speaker power per channeliRated power per speaker or output channel. Do not store the total of all speakers here.

Not available

Webcam

Not available

Microphone

Yes1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026AI Noise-cancelling Microphone section.

Ergonomics and controls

Stand height adjustmentiVertical travel of the supplied stand. This is not the total height of the monitor.

100mm2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Height Adjustment Stand: 100 mm.

TiltiMaximum movement from the neutral position with the supplied stand. Each direction is stored as a positive magnitude.

Forward5°Backward15°2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Tilt (down/up): -5 to 15 degrees.

SwiveliMaximum movement from the neutral position with the supplied stand. Each direction is stored as a positive magnitude.

Left15°Right15°2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Swivel (left/right): 15 / 15 degrees.

PivotiMaximum movement from the neutral position with the supplied stand. Each direction is stored as a positive magnitude. Pivot is rotation in the screen plane. A small slant adjustment for levelling, as Dell calls it, counts.

Not available

Removable stand

Yes3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026Assembly and Accessories: a 100 mm VESA mount with fasteners sits under the snap-on stand.

VESA mount

100 x 1002Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026VESA Wall Mount: 100x100 mm.

VESA adapter needed

No3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026Assembly and Accessories: the VESA mount is under the snap-on stand with fasteners included.

Security lock slot

Yes4Measurementpcmonitors.info/reviews/benq-ex3210uRead 10 October 2026Ports description: a K-slot is located to the right of the port area.

On-screen menu controlsiControls that operate the monitor menu or display settings. Desktop window-layout software alone does not count as menu control.

Joystick, Buttons, Remote3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026Product 360: buttons and a joystick under the center of the panel plus a remote control.

Desktop software

Display QuicKit, Color Shuttle1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026Firmware is updated through Display QuicKit. The spec table lists Color Shuttle software.

User firmware updates

Yes1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026Light Tuner section: update the monitor firmware through Display QuicKit.

Ambient light sensoriPresence of a physical ambient-light sensor. A regulatory statement that Automatic Brightness Control is unavailable does not prove the sensor is absent. Human presence or proximity sensing is separate.

Yes3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026OSD Features: Brightness Intelligence Plus uses a front-mounted sensor to alter brightness and color temperature to the room lighting.

Presence sensoriPresence of a person-detection or proximity sensor. Source notes distinguish room presence from near-screen detection. Absence of one kind does not prove absence of every presence sensor.

No6EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026Row 19: room presence sensor available No.

RGB lightingiDecorative illumination explicitly described as RGB or documented with selectable red, green and blue colours. A power LED or only one or two fixed colours is insufficient.

Yes3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026Product 360 and OSD Features: four rear LED light bars with six LED effects controlled from the OSD.

Gaming menu features

FPS Mode, Color Vibrance, Light Tuner2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Gaming: FPS Mode, Color Vibrance and Light Tuner.

Dimensions and weight

Dimensions with standiOverall monitor dimensions with the supplied stand. Minimum and maximum heights require the stand position to be identified by the source.

Width726.7Height (lowest)487.4Height (highest)587.4Depth269.9mm(28.6 × 19.2 to 23.1 × 10.6 in)2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Dimensions (HxWxD) (mm): 487.4 - 587.4 x 726.7 x 269.9. Tom's Hardware gives 726 x 485-585 x 269 mm.

Dimensions without standiOverall monitor body dimensions after the stand is removed, including the frame and rear housing.

Width726.7Height442.4Depth65.6mm(28.6 × 17.4 × 2.6 in)2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Dimensions (HxWxD) (w/o Base) (mm): 442.4 x 726.7 x 65.6.

Stand footprintiWidth and depth of the stand base on the desk. A maker's stand width and depth count.

Not available

Weight with standiWeight with the supplied stand. Source notes state if cables are included. Packaging weight is separate.

9.5kg(20.9 lb)2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Net Weight (kg): 9.5.

Weight without standiMonitor body weight without stand. Source notes state whether cables are included.

6.6kg(14.6 lb)2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Net Weight (w/o Base) (kg): 6.6.

Box dimensionsiShipping box width, height and depth in the maker published orientation. A flat-packed box can have a smaller height than the upright display.

Not available

Box weight

Not available

Power

• EU energy class SDRG6EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026Row 3: energy efficiency class SDR G.
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• EU energy class HDRG6EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026Row 5: energy efficiency class HDR G.
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Power supplyiUSB-C powered monitors can draw power from a compatible host or an optional USB-C power source. This does not establish a bundled adapter. Record a supplied adapter and its rating separately.

External adapter2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Power Supply: Adapter.

Adapter ratingiRated output power of the external power adapter. Do not substitute the monitor maximum consumption.

Not available

Input voltage

100-240 V AC2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Voltage Rating: 100 - 240V. The frequency is not stated.

Power use (typical)iMaker typical operating power under a stated test condition. An unlabeled Power On upper bound does not establish a typical value. EU label test power has separate fields. An ENERGY STAR on-mode (Pon) figure is not a typical value.

48W2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Power Consumption (normal): 48 W. Tom's Hardware measured 44 W at 200 nits.

Power use (max)iMaker maximum operating power. Source notes state whether USB charging and connected-device load are included.

160W2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Power Consumption (max): 160 W.

Power use SDR (EU label)iSDR on-mode power demand in the EU product information sheet, in watts. It can differ from rounded energy-label kWh per 1000 hours.

34W6EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026Row 4: on mode power demand SDR 34.0 W.

Power use HDR (EU label)iHDR on-mode power demand in the EU product information sheet, in watts. It can differ from rounded energy-label kWh per 1000 hours.

79.2W6EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026Row 6: on mode power demand HDR 79.2 W.

Standby poweriPower in standby or DPMS. Source notes retain any less-than qualifier.

0.4W6EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026Row 8: standby mode power demand 0.4 W. The BenQ US spec table says sleep mode < 0.5 W.

Off-mode poweriPower when switched off but still connected to mains. Source notes retain any less-than qualifier.

0.3W6EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026Row 7: off mode power demand 0.3 W.

Energy per 1000 h SDR

34kWh7EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/labels/electronicdisplays/Label_1008267.pdfRead 10 October 2026EU energy label: 34 kWh/1000h.

Energy per 1000 h HDR

79kWh7EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/labels/electronicdisplays/Label_1008267.pdfRead 10 October 2026EU energy label: 79 kWh/1000h.

Certifications

VESA ClearMR

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VESA AdaptiveSync Display

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TÜV certifications

Flicker-free, Low Blue Light2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Certification, TUV Certificate: Flicker-free, Low Blue Light.

Low blue lightiHardware means a published panel-level hardware low-blue-light solution. Software means a selectable picture filter. Hardware does not require a selectable filter mode.

Software3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026OSD Features: a 20-level Low Blue Light adjustment. The maker also lists a TUV Low Blue Light certificate.

ENERGY STAR

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TCO Certified

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EPEAT

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Colour certifications

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Other certifications

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In the box

In the box

Quick start guide, Warranty card, Remote control, IO cover, DisplayPort cable, HDMI (v2.1) cable, USB 3.0 cable, Power adapter2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Other Accessories: QSG, Warranty Card, Remote Control, IO Cover, with QSG expanded to quick start guide. Signal Cable (may vary by region): DP, HDMI (v2.1), USB 3.0. Tom's Hardware and PC Monitors confirm the cables and an external power supply in the box.

Cables includediCables supplied with the product. Count is included only when the source establishes it. Bundles can vary by market.

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Warranty

Manufacturer warranty (source market)iThe maker's warranty period for the exact SKU or configuration and market named in the source note. It applies only to that stated market, not every regional variant. Statutory consumer rights are excluded. The base term is stored. An extension that needs registration goes in the source note.

3years3Reviewtomshardware.com/reviews/benq-mobiuz-ex3210u-reviewRead 10 October 2026US review spec table: 3 years. The EU product information sheet lists a minimum general guarantee of 2 years.

Dead pixel policy

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Links

Product page

www.benq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.html1Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u.htmlRead 10 October 2026Exact model US product page.

Spec sheet

www.benq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.html2Maker product pagebenq.com/en-us/monitor/gaming/ex3210u/spec.htmlRead 10 October 2026Complete HTML specification table. The manual list on the BenQ support page is behind a login and was not used.

Manual

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EPREL registration numberiId in the EU energy label database. Each size or model of a series has its own id, so it is per variant.

10082676EU energy label (EPREL)eprel.ec.europa.eu/fiches/electronicdisplays/Fiche_1008267_EN.pdfRead 10 October 2026EPREL registration number 1008267, linked from the BenQ Europe page.