If the BenQ EX3203R name sounds familiar, that’s because there’s just one number separating it from its almost identical sibling, the EX3200R. Both screens share the same design and have a curved 31.5in VA panel to their name, and both come with high 144Hz refresh rates and support AMD’s adaptive frame rate FreeSync tech.
What sets the EX3203R apart, however, is its sharper 2560×1440 resolution (which instantly fixes the main complaint I had with the 1920×1080 EX3200R), and support for FreeSync 2, AMD’s HDR (or high dynamic range) standard. You’ll have to fork out considerably more for the privilege, mind – £469 / $700 compared to the EX3200R’s £315 / $320 at time of writing – but for some, that may well be a price worth paying. Is it best gaming monitor material, though? Let’s find out.
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