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BenQ PD2732U review separates colour accuracy from screen uniformity
Digital Camera World finds strong factory colour accuracy, but its measurements reveal a trade-off when brightness uniformity correction is enabled.
- The source is a new review of the model announced in July.
Ben Andrews recorded Delta E 0.82 in the default User 1 profile and broadly confirmed the claimed 99% Adobe RGB and DCI-P3 coverage. The review used a Datacolor Spyder Pro to assess the 27-inch 4K display.
At a 67% brightness setting, the darkest measured region was 21% below the brightest. Uniformity mode reduced that variation to 12%, but maximum brightness fell from about 480 to 233 nits and contrast dropped to around 600:1.
The monitor also offers Thunderbolt 4 connectivity and a wireless Hotkey Puck. The reviewer notes the absence of hardware calibration, a distinction worth considering alongside the good factory results.
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- 29.10.2026
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- 29.10.2026
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