BenQ GW2475H Computer Monitor 24 FHD 1080p | IPS | Wide-Viewing Angle | Low Blue Light | Eye-Care Tech | Flicker-Free | ePaper Mode | Tilt Screen | Headphone Jack | HDMI | VGA

Like the options that it gives you for input, I use it for my mobile solution for trading any place.

The screen initially was disappointing as indicated by many with white hue around the screen, but I noticed that the hue disappeared when I switch to my switch so I digged a bit deeper and experimented a bit and found out that macOS has HDR enabled by default for the external monitor and that HDR adds white hue around the screen. Once it is disabled the picture quality becomes better (there still might be slight white hue but it is a lot better) and really show its fantastic color depth. You can keep the emulated HDR that you set from the monitor buttons but you have to disable HDR within the display setting preference pane in the MacOS.

32 a great size for console gaming. I use it as both a computer and a console monitor and it isnt too big or too small for either. The VA panel type has a very small viewing window and just looking at this monitor a few inches off center made the picture look horrible. It changed the colors and added some really heavy banding in certain games. The max brightness of this monitor was too low for the colors to really pop well. Although, i had 450nit monitor from lg to compare it with. If you dont have a comparison im sure it will look great compared to no hdr. The eye-care low blue light kinda kills the color in this monitor. There are setting to modify the low blue light but even with it off its blues still looked bad. The speakers are bad, but im a gamer and always have my headset, so i just muted the monitor. The backlight bleed was there but only noticeable in complete darkness, it could get annoying if it was a very dark game. Overall, a nice monitor and the prefect size but falls short in picture quality because its a VA panel type and has low blue light. 3.5 stars. Alas, I returned it and bought LG 32Ud99-w.

I bought this to use for work from home. Rather than use multiple monitors, I open and arrange multiple windows on this monitor. Its perfect for what I need. I would not recommend it for your sole source of audio. If I do decide to buy a second monitor, it will be a second one of these!

Overall the Unit is working well. BenQ came through with a replacement monitor in short order. The scale of the screen is great. Looks great on games, works well for graphic design. The brightness is a little less intense than my Asus but with the right settings, it looks much crisper. The only complaint I have is on the edges of the 32-inch screen it gets a bit blurred but truly thats with all LCD monitors. For the money/value this is a good product.

This monitor is everything I hoped it would be - easy to use and sharp enough to read the tiny print. I am using this as an external monitor on a Dell G5 laptop with the Nvidia 1060 chipset. The display is super sharp; I regularly use large Excel spreadsheets and I can operate as low as 70% scale and still read the cells(Calibri 11pt). I do wear a pair of computer glasses tuned to 1 beyond my fingertips, with all the blue blocking, etc.... The only thing I have a complaint about is that with the HDR turned on (Windows 10 recognizes its an HDR display), if the system goes to sleep, then when I wake it up, the brightness is muted. I havent found any setting to fix the issue, but power cycling the monitor fixes the issue, so I assume its the monitor. Also, I have one one application that was nearly impossible to use with the HDR enabled...all of the colors/brightness were, seemingly, turned down to the point that you could barely differentiate the text from the background. only selecting one of the high contrast color schemes made the app barely usable. Disabling the monitors HDR fixed the issue. Honestly, I dont see much difference between HDR enabled and disabled.

Sorry I have to return this. It has high resolution of course but cheap color management. My eyes hurted after I used it for a while because the color changed every time I moved my head and the size of it made it even worse. That’s abysmal for designing. My suggestion: It would be perfect if you used it for gaming and sit in a distance. Choose other smaller 4K IPS monitor for designing and desktop working!!!

It’s one of those “you get what you pay for.” The description said there would be 3 HDMI ports, but instead had 1 VGA, 1 HDMI, and 1 DisplayPort. The VGA is so outdated and rarely used nowadays and seems unnecessary. Don’t get me wrong, I picked this up for $180, so I won’t complain too much, the picture quality is great for the price, it’s not 4k, but 1080p is all I will ever need. The 27” is HUGE, I have a small desk and it takes up the entire space. I would recommend for budget gaming, it supports 75 hertz (apparently) through the displayport, but I don’t have a DP cable, so i can’t try this. The build quality is good, I like the thin bezels and the stand it comes with. There is some cable management built into the stand which i found convenient, you just slide open the back of the stand and place the cables, and come out through the back of the stand. If you can cough up 100-200 more dollars, i would recommend getting an upgrade, but I don’t have a job, so I had to go with something cheaper. Overall, 7/10 budget gaming monitor for the 75 Hz IPS HDR monitor.

I bought this for a family member. They will not be gaming on it so I cant really give a review on that aspect of it but for consuming media and business its great. The speakers on it arent bad. They sound much better than my Asus monitors that cost 3 times as much.

Excellent video quality. I am using for cad work.