Friday, September 19th 2025

BenQ Launches MOBIUZ EX Series Monitors Ranging From 27- to 32-inches

BenQ, a global leader in display innovation, unveils unprecedented artistry and depth in gaming with the launch of the new MOBIUZ EX Series monitors. The lineup includes the EX271UZ (£849.99, available Q1 2026), the EX321UZ (£1,149.99, available Q2 2026), and the EX271QZ (£799.99, available Q2 2026). Purpose-built for open-world game explorers, the EX Series introduces Smart Game Art, a BenQ-exclusive technology that intelligently adapts to different art styles, along with Spectral Color Refinement and High Pixel Contrast technologies for breathtaking immersion in story-driven and open-world games.

"Our research shows that today's gamers want more than action—they're drawn to atmosphere, detail, and artistry," said Ajen Liao, Head of IT Display Products at BenQ Corporation. "We see gaming as a visual journey across beautifully crafted worlds. That is why the new MOBIUZ EX Series is designed to bring those aesthetic elements to life. We analyzed games in depth, fine-tuned color details based on game art books to reflect creators' artistic intent and players' immersive expectations. This launch marks a major step in BenQ's ongoing commitment to enhancing gaming experiences through color expertise. With a deep understanding of game art and advanced display technologies, we connect gamers and creators, helping them fully embrace and express their creative spirit."
Color Shuttle - the Smart Game Art Color Optimization
With recent game titles placing increasing emphasis on distinctive art direction, lighting, and cinematic presentation, BenQ's Colour Shuttle offers over 120 tailored color profiles for gamers, delivering optimised visuals that match each game's art style. Powered by Smart Game Art—the world's first deep-learning system trained on a AAA Game Art Color Database—this software automatically detects a game's visual identity, from stylized anime to photorealistic RPGs, and applies the perfect color settings, ensuring gamers enjoy the best experience without manual adjustments.

Spectral Colour Refinement for Full-Spectrum Artistic Detail
BenQ's proprietary Spectral Color Refinement enhances immersion by eliminating visible banding and smoothing gradation across highlights and shadows to reveal fine textures often lost on conventional displays. By tuning each monitor with full-spectrum color intelligence, BenQ ensures color fidelity worthy of cinematic AAA titles and the art direction of upcoming releases.

Pixel-Level Dynamic Contrast Enhancement
Paired with Spectral Color Refinement, High Pixel Contrast dynamically adjusts brightness and shadow detail on a pixel-by-pixel basis. The result is greater depth, clarity, and dimensionality, bringing dark caverns, sunlit ruins, and twilight cities to life with dynamic realism.

High-Performance Hardware for Next-Gen Gaming
MOBIUZ EX Series models range from 27 to 32 inches with QHD or 4K resolution, refresh rates up to 540 Hz, and wide 99% DCI-P3 color coverage, with select support for Adobe RGB. These three new EX models—EX271UZ, EX321UZ, and EX271QZ - feature QD-OLED panels, ultra-low response times as fast as 0.03 ms GtG, and FreeSync Premium Pro support. Additional console-ready features include HDMI 2.1 with VRR and ALLM, DP 2.1 80 Gbps (exclusive to EX321UZ), eARC, media control, and a redesigned low-profile stand that accommodates soundbars. With intuitive access to color controls via the Color Shuttle interface, the EX Series delivers exceptional performance and creative fidelity across all game art styles.

Driven by evolving game data and user feedback, the MOBIUZ EX Series redefine the visual experience for gamers by introducing new features and leveraging Smart Game Art with Color Shuttle, intelligent color recognition, ultra-smooth tone transitions, and pixel-level contrast precision to show AAA games the way creators intended.
Source: BenQ
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2 Comments on BenQ Launches MOBIUZ EX Series Monitors Ranging From 27- to 32-inches

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TheLostSwede
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I guess BenQ doesn't understand the difference between launch and announce, since these products won't be available for two to three quarters...
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phints
I’ll be interested in one of these 27” OLEDs if they still have that built in really good soundbar like my aging EX2710Q has. It was so good for desktop use I removed speakers from my desk having a much cleaner look. I’m guessing they no longer have it since they mention soundbars.
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