Saturday, August 27th 2022

BenQ Announces 48-inch Mobiuz OLED Gaming Monitor and More at Gamescom 2022

BenQ, a global consumer electronics brand, announces that, for the first time, visitors at Gamescom 2022 will be able to experience multiple new gaming monitors from MOBIUZ and the latest products from ZOWIE professional e-Sports brand. From 24th to 28th August in Cologne, Germany, visitors of the BenQ stand (stand A-031, Hall 08.1) will get the chance to explore an immersive gaming reality as they discover the next generation of top-performing displays, designed for gamers of all levels. This edition will be even more special because it will be held both in person and online.

'At BenQ, we are continuously striving to present gamers with ultimate audio-visual immersion and smart AI innovations to ensure an upgraded gaming experience. In this way, we can help players reach a next-level performance', says Steve Chu, President of BenQ Europe. 'Since our goal is to create premium experiences for gamers of all types, the natural next step for us was to bring our customers the latest display technology that will change the way they interact within their virtual worlds', continues the BenQ Europe president.
'Gamescom is the perfect global platform showcasing for the first time our newest generation of gaming monitors since it's one of the top-tier gaming events in the world', concludes Chu. 'During these five days, we look forward to welcoming everyone to our stand and having them experience the displays for the first time.'

The new MOBIUZ product line includes the EX480UZ, EX270M, and EX270QM models. The EX480UZ is BenQ's first gaming monitor with an OLED panel, 48-inch, 4K resolution, delivering a refresh rate of 120 Hz, ultra-fast response time of 0.1 ms, with True 10-bit colour and True Black HDR 400. The model also features FreeSync Premium and BenQ's HDRi technology, as well as a KVM switch, scenario mapping with remote control, light tuner, and treVolo speakers. Therefore, the EX480UZ is the perfect choice for end-users who wish to upgrade their gaming experience.

The EX270M and EX270QM are the first MOBIUZ monitors to offer 240 Hz and lightning fast 1msGtG, a performance level ideal for FPS gaming. The EX270M model has, among others, a 27-inch FHD display and IPS panel, as well as two 2.1 channels and a 5 W subwoofer treVolo audio system.

The EX270QM model comes with a 27-inch QHD display and IPS panel with VESA HDR 600 certification. Furthermore, the HDMI 2.1 connectivity ensures VRR (variable refresh rate) compatibility for last-generation gaming consoles, guaranteeing a smooth gameplay performance without screen tearing. Both EX270QM and EX270M also come with scenario mapping, remote control and light tuner.

ZOWIE, BenQ's e-Sports specialist sub-brand, will also be present at the BenQ stand. ZOWIE, which has been widely recognized by e-Sport players for its top-performing products, has recently become the official display partner of the RIOT Games' Valorant Challenger Tour EMEA 2022. At the stand, visitors will get the chance to test out their latest products equipped with DyAc⁺ Technology, which dramatically reduces any motion blur. In addition, everyone will get the chance to experience the XL Setting to Share tool that allows sharing display settings with others by sending them as a profile.

ZOWIE's next generation C series Mouse and G-SR-SE mouse pad will also be available for gamers to trial at the stand.

All monitors feature BenQ's industry-leading Eye-Care technology. This ensures a flicker-free experience and low blue light for a comfortable viewing experience during extended periods of gameplay. All monitors are also accompanied by height-adjustable stands to ensure maximum comfort for gamers.

Moreover, visitors at the BenQ stand will be able to see the X3000i projector, which has been recently awarded the prestigious EISA Award as EISA GAMING PROJECTOR 2022-2023 in the category 'Home Theatre Display & Video'. For gamers, this model brings a pre-configured 'Fast Mode', with a dedicated remote key, and response times down to almost 4 ms at 1080p/240 Hz (and 16 ms for 4K/60 Hz), along with three game modes optimised for different genres.

The three monitors will be available to pre-order from September/October. The BenQ Mobiuz EX480UZ will retail at €1,999, the EX270M at €399, EX270QM at €799.
Source: BenQ
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33 Comments on BenQ Announces 48-inch Mobiuz OLED Gaming Monitor and More at Gamescom 2022

#26
chrcoluk
Seems to be a pattern where anything OLED is only on enormous screens.
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#27
Chrispy_
These repurposed TVs don't work well as desktop monitors. That's not just my experience and opinion, it's echoed by quite a few reviewers.

If you have built yourself a PC/console gaming cave that's effectively a second living room just for PC gaming but big enough that you're sitting in an armchair/sofa at some distance from the screen, then they would be great for that. For everyone sitting at a desk, it's likely too big. Even if you love buying ridiculously large displays like me, you'll have limits that you don't know you had until you try it.

Honestly, go and sit so close to your living room TV that you have to move your head to see the corners. Now try to ignore how distorted the image is when you have such an off-angle view of the image. You couldn't do it, right? Yeah. If a screen is so large that you need to move your head to see the extremities, it also needs to at least be angled in towards you so that it's actually facing you.
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#28
P4-630
TheLostSwedea 5 W subwoofer
For a trembling floor.....
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#29
konga
dyonoctiswell actually... but it's a 60hz monitor with a professional tax on it
The panel itself there is made by JOLED, not LG.
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#30
chr0nos
P4-630For a trembling floor.....
I have the EX2780Q, it trembles the room! :roll:

sounds better than some $25 speakers.
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#31
SOAREVERSOR
MusselsCan they just make OLED smaller now plz?


We need the 27 and 32" sizes covered, not ultrawides or 40" and above ;(
They do, but the cost in the thousands to tens of thousands.
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#32
Mussels
Freshwater Moderator
Vayra86Wha..? These are all 16:9 and all measurements are diagonals... :slap:
BwazeBoth monitors and TVs are measured diagonally. And these are all same aspect ratio, 16 : 9, none of them is ultra wide or anything similar.

These are exactly the same LG panels as OLED TVs, and they are charging more for… Nothing, useful, really.

All these OLED monitors also have a bit of a sharpness problem since they’re not using the RGB sub pixel layout, so smaller text always looks a bit fuzzier than it would on “real” monitors. Not really a problem if you’re just using it as a gaming display, but it’s not perfect as a working monitor, even if you get used to a bit strange setup due to size.
My bad - all the other press releases about monitors recently have been ultrawides, like the bendable monstrosity
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#33
Arco
sepheronxEnded up getting a LG C1 OLED 55" for my TV and holy heck is it good. Way better than any other display I ever seen. I also paid like $1400 CAD for that C1. This monitor is way more expensive for 48". OK, maybe less response time than my LG TV but I dont really notice any difference. I also get 4 HDMI 2.1 ports. How many on this?

I am happy they are moving to OLED. But the price has to also be competitive too. Otherwise, why pay more for a 48" when I can get a 55" TV of the same tech and use it as a monitor? So many are already doing it as is.

Maybe I am retarded when it comes to TV and Audio tech but yeah, too expensive. If it was like $1K CAD then I wouldn't complain.
I'm doing a 55-inch 4k OLED TV and 2 1080p 32-inch monitors in portrait mod on each side. Going to be epic.
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