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These modes separate the screen into two or more parts, displaying one source on the main screen and another in an inset window. The KVM feature here supports one keyboard and mouse between devices, and I found it particularly useful when taking advantage of the picture-in-picture (PiP) modes. Imagine you’re using your work desktop, and you want to switch over to another computer-with a KVM, you'll only need to push a button, and you’ll instantly jump over to the secondary source and still maintain control with the same set of input devices. In the simplest terms, a KVM is a hardware hub. Even better, they're supplemented by built-in KVM functionality that lets you quickly switch among multiple inputs with just one keyboard, monitor, and mouse. The Mobiuz offers two HDMI 2.1 ports, a DisplayPort, two USB 3.2 Type-A ports, USB-C and USB-B ports, and a 3.5mm headphone jack. This flat screen relocates the port cluster from its usual place in back to a strip running down the left side of the display. If you prefer to mount your monitor on a wall or an aftermarket stand, you'll find a 200mm-by-200mm fitting for a VESA bracket (not included) on the back. The latter is as solid as a tree trunk unlike the wobble-prone stand of the ASRock Phantom Gaming 34, it holds all 42 pounds of the Mobiuz securely in place. Its matte-black finish gives the monitor a sleek, modern look, though there's a handsome orange accent on its stand. The Mobiuz measures a whopping 48 inches on the diagonal, with barely any surrounding bezels save for some extra space at the bottom to support the built-in, forward-facing 5-watt speakers and 10-watt woofer. But if you fit its target profile, and twitch-gaming precision isn't your biggest concern, that might not matter. Its gaming performance, though, leaves something to be desired, so we can't unequivocally recommend the Mobiuz. Even with a $300 discount at this writing on the BenQ website, it's a cost-no-object, feature-rich screen for gamers who value eye candy above all.

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This $1,799.99 mega-monitor combines vivid 4K (3,840-by-2,160-pixel) resolution with a 120Hz refresh rate and a host of HDR features designed to get the most true-to-life image possible from your PC, PlayStation 5, or Xbox Series X games. One of the highlights among the products unveiled at CES 2023 was BenQ's massive 48-inch OLED gaming monitor, dubbed Mobiuz 4K (model EX480UZ).

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