All programmers share the same dream. To have the best monitors possible, and as many as they can get their hands on. Today, I'm diving into BenQ's new RD lineup; specifically the RD280U, and the RD320U - which claim to be the best monitors for programmers. Let's see if these displays live up to the hype.

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⏳ Timestamps ⏳
00:00 | Overview
00:22 | My Experience So Far
00:46 | Target User
01:40 | RD320U Specs
03:39 | RD280U Specs
04:17 | 3:2 Aspect Ration on RD280U
05:12 | DualView, PiP & PbP on RD320U
06:16 | Screen & Color Modes
07:38 | Eye Care Features
09:17 | Display Pilot 2 Software
09:55 | Note for Mac Users
10:18 | Who Are These Really For
11:07 | My Final Thoughts

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#RD320U #BenQ #Programmingmonitor

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The BenQ RD Series, specifically the RD 280U and RD 320U, are designed with programmers in mind, featuring dedicated coding modes and advanced eye care features for long coding sessions. The RD 320U is a 32-inch display with a 4K resolution, while the RD 280U is a 28-inch monitor with a unique 3:2 aspect ratio. Both monitors include several customizable color modes, reduced glare panels, and features like automatic brightness adjustment and night hours protection to reduce eye strain.

A Monitor Designed Just for Programmers? | BenQ RD Series Review

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I’ve been programming in VR for the past year and I can’t really see myself going back to monitor’s. The tech is still progressing, which highlights the features this is highlighting.
If my co-workers worked in vr, we could meet in private rooms and share screens, alas, that’s the only reason I have an external monitor. Shameless plug for the software I use.

I’m using this monitor, the smaller one - it doesn’t have the halo light because I already have bias lighting with my desk.
It’s been great so far. I think the “coding” mode, high contrast is a bit much because super high contrast actually hurts my eyes. Otherwise I really like it.