10 Best BenQ Monitors

The best affordable monitor in the BenQ lineup that looks great both at home and in the office. The characteristics of this model can hardly be called outstanding, but their balance, the low price of the monitor and its build quality allow the GW2280 to be in high demand and receive a sufficient number of positive reviews. With a 21.5-inch frameless display and an AMVA + matrix, this modification pleases with a fairly high contrast ratio of 3000: 1, maximum viewing angles of 178 degrees and a 5 ms response that is quite fast for a state employee. The standard resolution is 1920x1080 pixels.

For complete happiness, HDR support and some bonuses in the form of a USB hub are frankly lacking, but this would clearly increase the price of the device. On the other hand, the GW2280's no-nonsense power consumption is reduced to 25W in operating mode, so this monitor is not only the cheapest, but also quite economical.

A typical mid-budget with universal features, i.e. fits perfectly into the needs of the office and is suitable for undemanding gamers who prefer strategy and other games with low image refresh dynamics. The model is based on the simplest version of a 24-inch IPS-matrix with a classic FullHD resolution, a response of 5 ms, AMD FreeSync technology and a backlight brightness of 250 cd/m2. The color depth here is 6bit + FRC, but the refresh rate does not exceed 60 Hz.As you can see, there is nothing particularly remarkable, except that a pair of built-in 2.5 W speakers and a more or less frameless design are a bonus.

As for the shortcomings, this is primarily the price, after all, almost 15,000 rubles for very limited capabilities. In addition, this monitor only gets an HDMI connector, which not everyone likes. There are reviews and complaints about possible microlights in the corners, the complete uselessness of the built-in HDR simulation function, as well as the limited range of position adjustment on the stand.

Inexpensive but functional model from BenQ, aimed at novice designers and video editors. Offers acceptable QHD (2560x1440) resolution with high pixel density and 100% sRGB coverage at 23.8 inches. To work with portrait content, there is a function to rotate the screen by 90 degrees, plus there are height and tilt adjustments. An additional plus will be a wide choice of connectors, from VGA to a USB hub with two USB 2.0 ports for connecting auxiliary peripherals.

Of course, all the necessary eye protection functions are also provided. Among other chips, we highlight the presence of a presence sensor that controls automatic sleep mode. The budget of this model is manifested in the lack of support for HDR modes, massive frames around the display, a fairly high level of power consumption (about 50 W) and a poorly designed system for setting operating parameters.

The best option from BenQ with a display diagonal of 25 inches. In addition, this model is aimed at graphic designers, and therefore received the function of turning to portrait mode and a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels with an aspect ratio of 16:9. The display can offer 100% sRGB and Rec.709 color gamuts, is Technicolor certified, and is factory calibrated for realistic color reproduction. Of course, the arsenal has all the necessary technologies for eye protection and flicker prevention, and the backlight brightness is declared at 350 cd/m2, i.e. provides enough headroom for any lighting conditions.

The reviews note the stability of the monitor stand, the convenience of managing operating modes and the full compliance of the technical parameters with reality, i.e. This model is optimally suited for editing or color correction of photo and video content. As for the negative nuances, only the uselessness of the built-in distance sensor stands out, which should automatically turn off the monitor, but it only works at too close distances.

A versatile model with a bias towards the needs of not the most fastidious gamers. The BenQ XL2411P features a 24-inch TN WLED-backlit display with anti-flicker functionality. The maximum refresh rate here is gaming - 144 Hz, and the response time of 1 ms is great for gaming, at least at an amateur or professional level. As for the resolution, the standard arsenal is 1920x1080 pixels with an aspect ratio of 16:9.Of course, you should not expect maximum viewing angles and ultra-accurate color reproduction, although there is an option for automatic color calibration and a dynamic contrast ratio of 12M: 1 is declared. Of the other goodies, we note three types of video connectors (DVI-D, HDMI and DisplayPort), a headphone output and the ability to rotate 90 degrees. The key drawback, according to the reviews, is the terrible factory color setting, forcing you to suffer with the settings for a long time.

An excellent model for working with graphics, drawings, photos and videos. The key design flaw is that the 27-inch display is surrounded by fairly thick bezels. From the reviews, one more drawback can be taken out: hidden from the eyes, tight control buttons. Otherwise, there are no complaints about ergonomics. Stand with an interesting texture allows you to adjust the tilt, rotation and height, there is a portrait mode. Behind it is a nice bonus - a headphone hook.

The resolution of the IPS-matrix complies with the WQHD standard (2560x1440 pixels). Backlight brightness is 350 cd/m². The maximum refresh rate reaches 76Hz. A serious drawback is the response speed of 12 ms, but this does not cause inconvenience for non-gaming use. The PD2700Q covers 98.9% of the sRGB color space. Given the cost of the monitor, it can be safely recommended not only to designers, but also to ordinary users for whom image quality is important.

When it comes to the comfortable work of office employees, BenQ BL2783 is in a hurry to help.This is a high-quality and, accordingly, not the cheapest monitor from a Taiwanese brand with a lot of advanced technologies for eye protection, image stabilization and color correction in various modes, including long-term work with text. Based on a modified TN matrix with FullHD resolution, 27-inch diagonal and 82 ppi pixel density. The brightness of the matrix backlight reaches 300 cd/m2, the contrast ratio is standard 1000:1, and the response is 1 ms, i.e. during breaks, it is even possible to launch dynamic online games.

User reviews praise the model for a wide selection of video connectors, the presence of a VESA mount, and low power consumption. And the expert community focuses on the high-tech BL2783, the high-quality study of the settings for preset display modes and the effective operation of eye protection functions.

Relatively inexpensive gaming monitor with a diagonal of 24 inches. The key advantage is a reliable TN gaming matrix with a refresh rate of up to 144 Hz, which is extremely important for running top dynamic shooters. We also highlight a response of 1 ms, which allows you not only to enjoy the smoothness of the picture in the best games, but also to comfortably watch high-quality films with a large amount of special effects in the frame. On the other hand, the model is limited to the classic 1920x1080 resolution and standard 1000:1 contrast ratio at 8-bit color depth, i.e. one cannot feel the full depth and saturation of colors on it.

Note that this line of monitors includes several models, but the modification with the XL2411K index has the greatest number of positive reviews.As buyers note, the display fully meets the requirements of even professional e-sports, is quite technologically advanced and extremely reliable. The latter is also confirmed by the data of service centers - critical breakdowns and factory defects are extremely rare. On the negative side, there is a problem with the convenience of the setup menu, plus BenQ's own DyAc technology doesn't work as efficiently as the classics like Nvidia G-sync or AMD Freesync.

Gradually, online cinemas are increasingly penetrating into our lives. And if so, it is not necessary to have a TV - a monitor, like the EX3501R, is enough. The design is noticeably different from other BenQ models. It is more refined, airy. The place of a massive stand was taken by a thin V-shaped one. But there are also disadvantages: only the angle of inclination and height are regulated in a small range. There are a lot of video inputs: 2x HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 and even a rare USB Type-C 3.1, through which you can not only transmit image and sound, but also charge a compatible laptop.

Diagonal VA-matrix 35 inches, resolution 3440x1440 pixels. The screen is, of course, curved for greater comfort and immersion. The brightness indicators are slightly higher than the declared ones - 375 cd / m2, but the contrast is actually less - about 1900:1. Up to 100Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync supported. Of the chips, the light sensor already familiar to BenQ and the Eye Care system. In the reviews, users praise the model for its excellent factory color calibration, but there are many complaints about the poor performance of the HDR function, the discrepancy between the real response and the actual one, as well as the risk of high matrix heating during long work.

A widescreen monitor that has already earned a lot of positive reviews. Got a 32-inch display with an aspect ratio of 16:9 and a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels. The screen is based on a 10-bit IPS-matrix and has a coverage of 95% DCI-P3. The response time is not the most advanced - 5 ms, but at the same time the dynamic contrast ratio is 20M: 1, the brightness of the backlight is 350 cd / m² and support for DisplayHDR 400 provide a very good level of color reproduction for both watching movies and playing games. Among other features, we note the option of color calibration, as well as built-in acoustics with a 5 W subwoofer.

Unfortunately, not without noticeable shortcomings. Users complain about the average sound quality of the speakers, the lack of effectiveness of the anti-reflective coating, the small range of tilt adjustment, the heavy weight (more than 8 kg) and the placement of the settings buttons on the rear panel is not the best.