BenQ mobiuz 3210 monitor contestAt the beginning of each year, BenQ presents their amazing new lineup of monitors and projectors. We announced many of these in an article about the products that appeared at CES this past January. These products have started to arrive at my desk to send to independent writers across the country for reviews on the Best Buy blog (and then to give away in contests!). The first reviews have just been published and I have the pleasure to give away the two review units of the BenQ MOBIUZ 4k Gaming monitor to Best Buy customers in this contest. Read on to learn more about this monitor and to learn how to enter.

BenQ puts some amazing features into their gaming monitors

Gaming technology tends to look cooler and have the best features of all of the products in its class. This applies to lots of different types of gaming devices, but especially to the new MOBIUZ line of monitors from BenQ. The design is sleek, with cool lines of RBG lights along the back of the monitor, a huge array of ports tucked inside a convenient compartment, and a display designed to bring out the best gaming performance.

We sent this monitor for an independent review. Read Brad Moon’s article and watch his video (shown here) to see what’s included with the monitor, how easy it is to assemble it and connect it to your gaming devices, and to learn about many of its features.

Enhance gaming visuals with HDRi

I wanted to focus on two of the newest technologies that you will only find in monitors from BenQ. You will learn about them in the review article I just mentioned too. The first is HDRi. Many monitors have great gaming features, but only certain BenQ monitors raise the bar further with a unique form of HDR. Okay so first, what is HDR? It’s technology that enhances the range of colours and brightness of the image on a screen, making it more lifelike. You don’t get washed out colours to compensate for the complexity of the image: the screen can handle more data so more variability in detail is presented clearly, vividly.

BenQ’s proprietary HDRi enhances the presentation on the screen even further by taking the light around the monitor AND the content that you want to show into consideration before displaying images on the screen. Sounds incredible … because it is. The display intelligently reacts to the brightness in your room differently based on what you are watching to produce an optimal experience: in movies, gaming, etc.

Enhance gaming audio with treVolo

You might love the flexibility of gaming with or without wearing a headset. With most monitors you have no choice: the headset not only provides the sound but it also has a microphone necessary for collaborative play. When friends or family want to watch the gameplay, you likely have to put up with lower audio quality from the monitor, add bulky external speakers, and perhaps even find an external microphone. The BenQ MOBIUZ monitors solve these issues with treVolo audio that offers multiple sound modes through a 2.1 channel system and a built-in microphone (which also enables noise cancelling of ambient sounds for clearer audio). Feel the game without the clutter of speakers or the pressure of headphones on your ears.

If all of these features in a mind-blowing 31.5″ display is something you want in your home, enter this contest now!

How to enter

This contest is easy to enter and you can enter in two different ways. In a comment below, tell us which new BenQ technology you would most like in your home in 2022: a new BenQ monitor or a new BenQ projector, and why.

You can also enter in a comment beneath Brad’s review of the MOBIUZ 3210u monitor: tell us which great feature of this monitor is the most important to you and why.

What you can win

At the end of this contest, we will randomly select two (2) winners from all eligible entries and each winner will get one of the BenQ MOBIUZ 3210u 4K monitors that we sent for review.

This contest runs from March 23rd to April 5th.

Remember, you can enter this contest twice, once below this article and once below the review article. However, how many times have you heard your friends say, “I wish I owned one of those super fancy BenQ gaming monitors!” Share this contest with them and make their dreams a reality.

Win a BenQ MOBIUS 3210u Monitor Contest Rules and Regulations

Good Luck.

Martin Renaud
Martin Renaud
Editor in Chief
Martin loves working with the talented editors and writers on the Best Buy Blog as Editor-in-Chief. During his spare time he is either working on his next novel, cooking up a masterpiece in the kitchen, or adding some smart tech to his new home on Mayne Island in British Columbia.
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  11. The BenQ Projector would fit so well as the entertainment unit for the basement that we are developing this Spring!

  15. I would love to have a new BenQ 4K monitor. It sounds so much better than the monitor we have now.

  16. I’d love the BenQ Monitor because I love the size and the amazing technology that enhances the range of colours and brightness of the image on a screen, making everything more life like!

  21. I would love the 4K BenQ monitor for my partner. She’s just getting into Valheim and and I think she would love it!

  34. I’d rather have a BenQ monitor over a projector any day of the week. I prefer the clarity and brightness that monitors generally provide, and I also just don’t have the wall space to make use of a projector.

  39. I’d like the ‘BenQ 4K UHD Home Theatre Projector ‘ because it costs $4399.99 🙂 Thanks!

  40. I would like to win the gaming monitor for my daughter who would like to set up her own gaming computer.

  41. The reason why I would like the new BenQ monitor in my home is for all the gaming my household enjoys…the monitor is ideal for that and so much more!

  49. I would love to add the BenQ 4k monitor to my home because I’m slowly starting try more games and the quality of the images would make me even more excited to play.

  50. i would love a new BenQ projector to watch movies in my living room, where i actually don’t have a tv.

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