Review: BenQ 32-inch Ergo Arm Programming Monitor with MoonHalo has benefits for everyone – 9to5Mac

If 27-inch 5K displays are not your things, a 32-inch 4K Benq monitor is a funny option that I tested and love. The 32-inch 32-inch monitor Ergo Arm Benq RD320UA with Moonhalo is designed to maximize comfort during long coding sessions (or letters).

How I use BenQ RD320UA

As a 4K display, RD320UA is super -high when using the 1920 × 1080 screen. Nevertheless, I used a 2560 × 1440 scaling resolution option without straining my eyes. This works well when using a 32-inch 4K monitor next to the 27-inch 5K monitor without a noticeable change in the size of oddity.

Speaking of the eye strain, RD320UA minimizes discomfort in three ways.

Lunhalo

The lighthalo light source, as a tuned backlight behind the display, illuminates the area behind it, reducing the load on the eyes of the monitor light.

This is great for the night sessions of the keyboard. He surpasses the work in a dark room or does not sleep late in a bright room when you encode or write.

The monghal is easily switched to/off, with seven color temperatures from daylight to warmer tones and adjustable brightness. The Moonhalo setting for different modes provides cool backlight in light mode, warm backlight in dark mode and without illumination in M-book mode.

When the display turns off, as well as Lungalo. During testing, the use of Apple Vision Pro with My Mac Mini turned off my actual display at night, including Loonhalo Light. The removal of the Apple Vision Pro woke up the display, and Moonhalo lit up the room again. It was a delightful experience!

Ergo ARM

Ergo’s hand is delightful to use. The monitor swims over your table, and you can easily raise and lower it with a slight touch. There are two parts in the hand that allow you to accurately determine the monitor. You can also quickly turn the display from the landscape to portrait orientation.

Night watch of protection

RD320UA has a night hour, which dynamically regulates the luminosity of the display for night operation. He uses a “minimum brightness technology, low -lit eye and optimization in a dark room,” Benc explains.

Thanks to the extended technology of low brightness, capable of descending far below ordinary restrictions, the protection of night hours allows programmers to find their optimal tuning brightness even in the darkest rooms, which facilitates the load on the eyes and facilitating the elusive state of the stream while your eyes remain fresh during coding. Good until night.

It is important to note that switching modes and settings of display settings are easily available through the built-in display menu, there is no need to dig complex settings.

The nano -dentum panel Benq completes my proximity to RD320UA, which makes it magnificent in direct light during the day, while at the same time reducing glare in dark media.

To obtain additional characteristics around the monitor:

• 32 inch, 16: 9, 3840 × 2160
• 2000: 1 ratio of contrast
• 90W USB-C
• KVM Switching built -in
• DualView Plus and Picture-in-Picture/Picture-by-Picture Support

Finally, I just need to mention that the RD320UA is also a wonderful monitor for simple viewing videos and films, Ili plays video games on YouTube on YouTube.

The new BenQ RD320UA is available on Benq.com and Amazon for $ 699.99. Find here the compatible BenQ software here, including the Pilot 2 display.

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