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BenQ PD3225U 32" 4K Designer Monitor

Impeccable 2000:1 Contrast Ratio

Experience the brilliance of our 2000:1 IPS Black Technology, which delivers unparalleled deep black and exceptional contrast, elevating your visual experience to new heights.

SKU: GC163-PD3225U

BenQ PD3225U 32" 4K Designer Monitor

BenQ PD3225U 32" 4K Designer Monitor

Impeccable 2000:1 Contrast Ratio

Experience the brilliance of our 2000:1 IPS Black Technology, which delivers unparalleled deep black and exceptional contrast, elevating your visual experience to new heights.

Incredible Colour Space Coverage

PD3225U covers 98% P3, 99% sRGB, and 99% Rec.709 colour spaces and has amazing Delta E < 2 which ensures superb accuracy and absolute colour confidence.

Attentive Colour Modes for Creators

One Click Syncs Mac Device Colours

The PD3225U ships from the factory with default colour settings that perfectly match Mac and MacBook Pro laptop colours. Exclusive M-Book mode provides active colour syncing, creating an additional layer of colour precision assurance.

Colour Consistency at Your Fingertips

The ICCsync feature in Display Pilot 2 software automatically matches and synchronizes ICC profiles on the monitor when changing colour modes and also between your Mac and BenQ monitor. All of this is done instantly.

Unique Hotkey by Your Mac Keyboard

Effortlessly adjust display brightness using your Mac keyboard through Display Pilot 2 software.

Animation Mode

Enhance the clarity of dark areas without overexposing bright regions.

CAD/CAM Mode

Enjoy superior contrast between lines and shapes in technical illustrations.

DualView

Showcase designs in two modes side-by-side for improved workflow and enhanced productivity.

Accurate Colours Benefits Creators

Our Craftsman spirit comes with precise colour tuning, corner-to-corner uniformity, and an accuracy guarantee by authoritative third-party organizations.

Factory Calibrated for Colour Accuracy

BenQ DesignVue monitors feature meticulous factory calibration, so designers make full use of total display colour accuracy from the get-go.

Calman Verified

PD3225U is fully Calman Verified. Creative professionals demand excellence, and BenQ delivers.

Pantone & Pantone SkinTone Validation

PD3225U also features Pantone and Pantone SkinTone validation, appealing to professionals who need a display that achieves the utmost authenticity when showing real-world colours.

Pantone Connect Premium

Go digital with BenQ, the first brand to work with Pantone on a mobile app. As an existing owner or a new purchaser of BenQ professional monitors, you get one year of free Pantone Connect Premium for digitally mobile colour consistency and accuracy.

BenQ Uniformity Technology

Deliver corner-to-corner authentic colour and consistent luminescence. The display is divided into hundreds of sub-regions and meticulously fine-tuned for precision to assure dependable image fidelity.

Expand Your Mac Devices

Thunderbolt 3 carries images, videos, and other data seamlessly while charging your mobile devices at the same time, all with one cable.

The Thunderbolt 4 cable provided is backward compatible with Thunderbolt 3 displays to offer full functionality.

Your Thunderbolt 4 devices are compatible with USB-C on BenQ displays, ensuring consistent and seamless work efficiency.

Matching Colours Across Displays Has Never Been Easier

Made simple. Display ColourTalk provides an intuitive interface for creative professionals to effortlessly match the colours of two displays, whether it's a MacBook display with a single monitor or across two monitors.

Wide Connectivity

To help you set up a powerful workstation, PD3225U comes equipped with USB-C ports for Thunderbolt 3, HDMI ports, DisplayPort, and a USB hub. You can easily setup KVM and connect to Hotkey Puck G2, headphones, and external storage for greater productivity.

Built-in KVM

With built-in KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switch functionality, PD3225U allows users to control two systems from one keyboard and mouse set. Click to switch between systems via Hotkey Puck G2 to boost efficiency.

Hotkey Puck G2

BenQ Hotkey Puck G2 offers users the flexibility to customize and access their most-used features. Press and switch the dial to access brightness, contrast, and volume adjustment, plus assign shortcuts to feature sets using the three function keys. Additionally, the rotation key allows users to assign custom shortcuts to settings.

HDR Technology

Supporting HDR10 and DisplayHDR 400, it delivers enhanced results for designs with higher brightness, colour uniformity, and deeper black levels.

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BenQ PD3225U 32" 4K Designer Monitor

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BenQ PD3225U 32" 4K Designer Monitor

Impeccable 2000:1 Contrast Ratio

Experience the brilliance of our 2000:1 IPS Black Technology, which delivers unparalleled deep black and exceptional contrast, elevating your visual experience to new heights.

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