Worth noting for Indian buyers — benQ has introduced the MOBIUZ EX321UZ in the country, a premium 31.5-inch OLED gaming monitor aimed at gamers, content creators and shoppers who want high-end visuals with fast refresh rates. The BenQ monitor uses a 4th Gen Tandem QD-OLED panel and goes on sale from 19 May 2026 at a special launch price of Rs 1,28,998. We’ll look at its specifications and features in a bit more detail below.

BenQ MOBIUZ EX321UZ: what do you get

The 4K UHD resolution (3840 x 2160p) gives more screen space and allows for finer detail, which can be useful for gaming, video editing, photo editing and 4K video playback. The 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms GtG response time are for motion clarity, so games like shooters, racing titles and competitive esports titles may feel smoother and less blurry compared with lower refresh rate or slower displays. the monitor also comes with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro support, which helps reduce screen tearing and stutter when paired with a compatible GPU, especially at higher frame rates.

Let’s discuss the monitor’s colour and HDR capabilities now. This product claims 99 percent DCI P3 coverage and Delta E<2 colour accuracy, which means a relatively wide gamut and impressive colour accuracy. That makes it useful for colour sensitive work or when you want more consistent tones in games and media. VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification suggests it can deliver deeper blacks and brighter highlights than many mainstream HDR monitors, though everyday performance will depend on the content and source device.The panel is based on a 4th Gen Tandem QD OLED design, which BenQ says improves brightness efficiency, colour purity and viewing angles versus some older OLED style panels. The company’s Smart Game Art feature attempts to adjust colour and tone based on the game or app, but how well that suits a user will vary with calibration and personal preference. There is also a 3-year OLED warranty that includes burn-in, which is important for people who leave static UI elements like taskbars, game HUDs or streaming tools on screen for long periods.

From a connectivity and ergonomics standpoint, the EX321UZ includes DisplayPort 2.1a (80 Gbps), HDMI 2.1 with eARC, USB C with 90W power delivery and Smart KVM. That makes it easier to connect a gaming PC, console and laptop while also charging a laptop over the same cable. The stand offers height, tilt and swivel adjustments, plus an included remote, so shoppers can tweak positioning and basic settings without reaching around the back. These features will matter most to people who treat the monitor as a central hub across multiple devices.

What’s the competition like?

At around Rs 1,30,000, the MOBIUZ EX321UZ sits in the same segment as 32 inch 4K OLED gaming monitors from brands like Alienware, Asus ROG and Samsung. Models such as the Alienware 32 4K QD OLED and Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM also offer 4K resolution, 240Hz refresh rates and very fast response times, so they are broadly similar on core gaming performance. Where the BenQ attempts to stand out is its combination of DisplayPort 2.1a, USB C with 90W charging and Smart KVM, plus a 3-year OLED warranty that explicitly covers burn in. Buyers who care mainly about image tuning, specific brand ecosystems, or different stand designs may still prefer Alienware, Asus or Samsung, so it is worth checking which set of ports, warranty terms and software features aligns best with your PC, console and work‑oriented use.