BenQ Unveils New OLED MOBIUZ Series: Bringing True Game Art and Next-Gen Performance to Life
BenQ is pushing deeper into enthusiast gaming with three OLED additions to its MOBIUZ lineup: the EX271UZ, EX271QZ, and EX321UZ. Built for players who care as much about art direction and cinematic worlds as they do framerates, the trio blends QD-OLED’s inky blacks with BenQ’s long-standing color expertise to present game visuals as their creators intended—across PC and the latest consoles.
OLED, tuned for the art of the game
These new panels lean into OLED’s strengths—near-instantaneous response and pixel-level contrast—then layer on BenQ’s color science to refine the look. Spectral Color Refinement aims to smooth out banding for more natural gradients, while High Pixel Contrast dynamically manages light and shadow at the pixel level. For those who like to dial in their image, tools like Light Tuner and Color Vibrance provide granular control without drifting from the game’s intended palette.
AI-assisted color profiles for AAA worlds
BenQ’s Color Shuttle software introduces a proactive approach to game-specific tuning. With Smart Game Art detection, the system identifies and applies profiles for over a hundred popular titles—think sweeping fantasy, gritty post-apocalypse, and everything in between—so worlds like Elden Ring or The Last of Us can be viewed with colors and contrasts aligned to the original artistic vision. It’s a “less guesswork, more intention” approach to display presets.
Models and key specs
- Sizes and design: 27-inch options (EX271UZ, EX271QZ) and a 32-inch flagship (EX321UZ), all housed in a refreshed chassis with a base that’s 40% smaller to free up desk space.
- Panel tech: QD-OLED across the range for true blacks, vibrant colors, rapid response, and smoother motion handling.
- Resolution and refresh:
- EX271UZ and EX321UZ: 4K at 240Hz for crisp detail paired with ultra-smooth motion, ideal for cinematic adventures and high-speed action.
- EX271QZ: 1440p at a blistering 500Hz—designed for competitive FPS where frame tempo and latency rule.
- Color accuracy: 99% DCI-P3 coverage with Delta E under 2, targeting faithful, creator-grade color.
- HDR: VESA HDR400 on EX271UZ and HDR500 on EX321UZ, enhancing contrast, highlights, and effects-driven scenes.
- Response time: 0.03ms GtG for razor-sharp motion and minimal ghosting.
- Adaptive sync: FreeSync Premium Pro support for tear-free gaming with smooth HDR across fluctuating frame rates.
- Connectivity: USB-C with up to 90W power delivery, HDMI 2.1, and DisplayPort (EX321UZ upgrades to DP 2.1) for flexible PC/console setups and cleaner cable runs.
- Competitive extras: Customizable crosshair, real-time FPS counter, and advanced blur reduction for clarity when the match heats up.
- Console and usability: Built-in KVM for switching between devices, ALLM/VRR for latency and frame pacing, eARC for streamlined audio passthrough, and remote media control for couch-friendly navigation.
Positioning and experience
BenQ frames the MOBIUZ OLED line as a way to surface the nuances often lost in translation between developer art pipelines and living-room or desktop displays. Between OLED’s native contrast and the company’s color-first approach, the focus is squarely on preserving mood—how lighting, palette, and texture sell a world—without sacrificing the responsiveness and clarity competitive players demand.
Price and availability
- EX271UZ (27-inch, 4K/240Hz): $999, expected December in the U.S.
- EX321UZ (32-inch, 4K/240Hz): $1,299, expected February 2026 in the U.S.
- EX271QZ (27-inch, 1440p/500Hz): $899, expected February 2026 in the U.S.
For players who crave both fidelity and fluidity, the MOBIUZ OLED trio looks positioned to deliver a strong one-two punch: art that reads true, and performance that keeps up with the fastest metas. If you’ve been waiting for a display that treats game worlds like cinematography while still hitting elite-level responsiveness, these new panels deserve a spot on your radar.
