BenQ SW321C Photographer Monitor (AQcolor Technology, 32 inch, 4K UHD, AdobeRGB/P3 Wide Color, USB-C 60W, HDR, Hardware Calibration, Compatible for MacBook Pro M1/M2)

I was a bit nervous ordering an item like a monitor from Amazon as Ive seen how these delivery 'guys' sometimes handle the boxes they deliver. This one however was shipped straight from BenQ. The packaging the monitor came in must have been designed by a former tank or bomb shelter designer! What they did with the cardboard was something else. While the construction was mostly from cardboard the protection it provide for the monitor was spot on. In other words don't have any fear about ordering direct from BenQ through Amazon. The display SW321C itself is a real step up from their cheaper version or should I say less expensive, the BenQ PD3220U that I was not particularly happy with. So far the display which Im currently running off my 2020 iMac looks pretty awesome. Just waiting for my Mac Studio to arrive. Images in Lightroom and Photoshop look great and the ability to switch from Adobe RGB to B@W is a great feature as are all the other colour spaces that are available. Using it for video editing and colour correcting in FCP looks to be a real step up from the 5K iMac display colour wise. Ive never used a monitor with a hood and have to say what a difference. the hood makes as there is zero glare on the monitor. I think that partly due to its very matt finish. All in all it's a great looking display and cant wait to use its Paper Colour Sync feature for printing. Being able to do proper accurate WYSIWYG on screen soft proofing is going to be a printing game changer. Like all feature rich tech its going to take time to fully test and try and become comfortable with all the features.

Probably the best quality colour accurate monitor money can buy at this price point. Half the price of an Eizo but only very slightly inferior.

Flexible stand height which is really useful as it has to fit under a shelf. I run it at about 45% brightness and have calibrated it once so far and the colour gamut was still very accurateI use it for video and photo editing. I am glad I did not go for the 4K version as the characters would have been too small on a screen of this size.

Great monitor, but comes with a non-UK 2-pin plug… deducting one point due to that.. posting image of wrong lead so others know what lead would be needed.Luckily I had a spare lead I could use instead.

This review is for the BenQ SW272U 4K Photographer Monitor -- I tell you this because, all too often we see reviews on Amazon products, only to find the review section covers more than one item, and as far as I know, there are no other reviews for this model.In summary, this is a superb monitor that does everything I want it to do -- and the wireless control puck is an added bonus for flicking through the important colour profiles.Primarily I have it set up to work my Windows machine, but it also operates as a secondary monitor for my Silicone iMac via USB-C.I think a few people expressed dissatisfaction with some of the connections, but personally I don't bother with the auxiliary USB sockets, so I really cannot comment.If you haven't had one before, the included monitor hood is a welcome addition to block out excess light, but it may take a while to get used to adjusting it to suit your own field of vision - and it does make it harder to stick a webcam on the top.The packaging is crazy though -- polystyrene free, the compartmentalised box is a feat of engineering in itself, so be careful you don't discard any important parts once you're done unpacking.You pay good money for this, and you do get what you pay for.

The media could not be loaded. Great display, beautiful colors, decent angle of view, good contrast on grey and black areas.Easy to adjust.Extra SD card slot and few USB 3.0 ports it does come handy.

This is my first professional photography monitor. Since photography is my hobby, not my job, I am really very happy with it. I can't say anything more, because I myself have been learning to use its full potential.

All my previous monitors have been a fraction of the price and plug and play with a simple monthly calibration. This looks great but I feel like I need a workshop to fully understand it's capabilities and get the most out of it. I should also note it was bought in the UK for use on the UK but supplied with continental power cord which took a few weeks to be corrected. I may come to love this but after a few months I feel there are better value for money options that are easier to set up and use.