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

First, the like.. The monitors size and screen contrast. Very sleek monitor. I have a very large desk. One of the reasons I went for the size. Now, I have a PlayStation 4 Pro and it’s very easy to setup. Enough ports to charge everything.. Now, my only gripe, the menu. Very tedious.. Having to click a small button 4,5,6 times to get to the menu I need is annoying but, I did know this was the downfall before purchase. The 4K display has “emulated” HDR which varies between games. Fantastic for some, a weird purple haze on others. You can control the emulation but, it also gets annoying. All in all, I do think the BenQ is a fantastic monitor and well worth the price “IF” it’s a display for your PlayStation or your Xbox.

I had been wanting a 4k monitor for some time, but hesitated due to needing a new computer with a good graphics card to support it, and the problem of having all photos shrink to 1/4 their size on the screen. This turned out to be the most significant upgrade in my 18 years of dealing with computers. I set the photo viewer to open to actual size, so photos that used to be limited to the screen size now are finally able to open at full resolution. But the best thing about this is the screen real estate. Previously I had to shingle multiple windows to fit them all on the screen - now they are spread out so it isnt necessary to click on one corner to move them to the foreground. I did my homework - this is probably the best 4K monitor available for the money. Look at the reviews - and heres one more.

The picture quality is superb. The audio turned out to be a big let down. I chased my tail for a week trying to get the monitors speakers to work. It turns out that you cant get there from here. The speakers will only work with a DisplayPort connection. A lot of PCs, like mine, dont have DisplayPort connectivity. And, you cant just buy an additional PC board with this connection because they dont exist. My PC has an audio-out 3.5 jack connection, but my Benq monitor DOES NOT HAVE a 3.5 audio-in! The solution is to buy some decent add-on PC speakers. Why Benq doesnt tell you about this problem up front is a mystery to me. And, I saw no mention if it in any reviews. If I had known about this issue, I probably would have bought the monitor anyway and not have wasted my time trying to get their speakers working. The documentation does mention that there can be some differences between some models, so I wonder if there is a model somewhere with an audio-in.

Works greatly with my x86 and M1 MBPs Comes with a solid built TP3 cable which supports 4K@60hz 4 star because: 1. Awkward stand - had to buy a universal one 2. No USB hub 3. Probably too much but would love to have power delivery even just 60W

hard to find a great monitor with built in speakers, but this BenQ EW2780Q fits the bill perfectly. I bought Amazon used-very good, and it is basically like new, since the only minor scuff was on the back cover. I mainly use for web surfing and home office, so I wasnt looking for theater level sound. Picture quality is great for my needs. Its a well built monitor.

love it

This monitor is a must have for console gamers. The 4k clarity is great, and the HDR makes colors really pop! In a dark room the screen is more than bright enough. In a brightly lit room, its on par with most TVs. It also makes a great 4k computer monitor as well, only 60hz so not best for PC gaming, but a very nice general purpose PC monitor. Not the best build in speakers, but thankful it even has them.

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.

When you first set up the BenQ EW3270U 32 inch 4K Monitor | With Eye-care Technology, it might take a moment to get keys to the default settings because there seems to be a yellow hue, but that is the Eye-care technology working. You can always turn that setting off. Brightness and contrast are fantastic. You can see both deep darker colors and bright lighter colors with these. This is my first BenQ product and will not be my last.

I just received this monitor and I was very pleased with the ease of setting it up and the picture quality. I connected it to my MacBook Pro using the included Usb-C cable. The size of the display (32) is impressive, the clarity and brightness are superb. I am extremely pleased with my purchase, especially since I originally saw another comparable BenQ display for $1100. I didnt want to spend that much, and fortunately I didnt need to. This one is perfect!