BenQ Mobiuz OLED monitors use AI to adjust colours to match a game’s art style

BenQ is taking a new approach to gaming immersion with the launch of its new Mobiuz EX OLED monitors. The new lineup, which features three QD-OLED models, is headlined by a suite of BenQ-exclusive technologies that use AI to intelligently adapt the display's colour profile to match the specific art style of the game you're playing.

As explained by BenQ, the core of this new approach is “Smart Game Art”, a deep-learning system that BenQ has trained on a database of AAA game art. This powers the “Color Shuttle” software, which can automatically recognise the game you're playing and apply one of over 120 specialised colour profiles to best represent its unique visual identity, from stylised anime to photorealistic worlds. This is further enhanced by “Spectral Color Refinement” to reduce colour banding and “High Pixel Contrast” for pixel-level dynamic contrast adjustment.

This new software is paired with some impressive hardware. The new lineup includes three QD-OLED monitors: the flagship 32-inch 4K EX321UZ, a 27-inch 4K EX271UZ, and a high-refresh-rate 27-inch QHD EX271QZ. All three offer a 0.03 ms GtG response time, 99% DCI-P3 colour coverage, up to 540 Hz refresh rates, and FreeSync Premium Pro. The flagship 32-inch model also features a full 80 Gbps DisplayPort 2.1 connection for uncompromising 4K high-refresh-rate gaming.

The new Mobiuz EX Series is scheduled to launch next year, with the EX271UZ arriving in Q1 2026 for £849.99/€999, followed by the flagship EX321UZ at £1,149.99/€1,399 and the EX271QZ at £799.99/€949 in Q2 2026.

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