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Many users enjoy the combination of 27” screen size, 2560 x 1440 (WQHD) resolution and high refresh rate. Being able to enjoy those features when combined with the colour consistency of an IPS-type panel can also be very attractive. The BenQ EX2780Q offers such a feature-set and is the company’s first high refresh rate model ... Read MoreMarch 19, 2020
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We’ve reviewed and gathered plenty of user feedback on several relatively recent Full HD VA models from BenQ, including the EW2750ZL. We know that many users find the combination of price and all-round performance appealing, especially if they prefer relatively strong contrast and dislike ‘IPS glow’. The EW277HDR offers an interesting evolution of the venerable ... Read More A lot of our recent coverage and the reviews we’ve produced have focused on high refresh rate models designed with gamers in mind. Some users, though, are looking for something more humble. They have no need or desire for high refresh rates and simply want a good all-round performer that looks nice and offers some ... Read MoreOctober 9, 2017
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BenQ have produced quite a range of solidly built monitors with a plethora of useful features for ‘professional’ users and solid all-round performance. The BL3201PT/PH and BL3200PT are two such examples of this, designed with CAD/CAM users in mind. The BenQ PD2700Q and PD3200Q are updated versions of these models, again aimed with designers in ... Read More A little while back we bought you news that AU Optronics were producing some 27” and 32” ‘4K’ UHD panels. We speculated that they would allow manufacturers to provide IPS-type models with 3840 x 2160 resolutions at much lower cost than the current ‘IGZO’ models’. The BenQ BL3201PT (also referred to as the BL3201PH in ... Read More Having a high refresh rate is great for fast-paced gaming. But in many circumstances it is difficult to consistently sustain a frame rate which matches the refresh rate of the monitor. If the user disables VSync in such a situation, they can expect tearing and juddering. If they enable VSync they can expect stuttering and ... Read MoreApril 30, 2015
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