32 Inch IPS Monitors

The 32 inch IPS monitors here are mostly BenQ, with one MSI gaming model. They run from the 31.5 inch 2K BenQ GW3290QT eye-care monitor to 4K panels for specific jobs: the RD320U for programming, the PD3225U designer monitor with Thunderbolt 3 and 98% P3 coverage, the SW321C for photographers, the MA320UP for MacBook users with 90W USB-C charging, and the MSI MAG 322UPF at 4K 160Hz. BenQ covers its monitors with a 3 year warranty.

Choose by what the screen will do most. For long coding sessions, the RD320U and RD320UA are built around readability, while the GW3290QT gives a sharp 2K picture at a lower resolution that is easier to drive. Designers should compare the PD series (PD3205U, PD3205UA, PD3225U, PD3226G and PV3200U), and colour-critical photo work points to the SW321C. Mac owners get the MA320U, MA320UP and the 120Hz MA320UG. For gaming, the MAG 322UPF is the high refresh option, and the MA320UG also goes beyond 60Hz. The EW3290U suits home and entertainment use with built-in 2.1 channel speakers. The BenQ and MSI models also have their own pages.

Frequently asked questions

Is 4K worth it on a 32 inch IPS monitor? Yes for text, design and photo work, since 4K at 32 inch gives sharp detail and plenty of workspace. The 2K GW3290QT suits buyers who want a lighter load on the graphics card.

Which 32 inch IPS monitor here is for gaming? The MSI MAG 322UPF runs 4K at 160Hz, and the BenQ MA320UG offers 120Hz. The other models are aimed at work and everyday use.

Which model can charge a laptop over USB-C? The BenQ MA320UP supplies 90W over USB-C, and the PD3225U connects over Thunderbolt 3.