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

Great monitor. I got this on cyber Monday and scored a deal. I use this to play my PS Pro and it looks unbelievably good. Great picture quality and the size is perfect for my set up. Good feature set as well and the HDR really shines. Sound quality could be better but I use my headphones and never have the sound on. I do wish it came with a remote but if you’re close to the monitor it doesn’t matter. Good pickup for gaming.

Acquired this neat monitor mostly for coding / business purposes and not gaming / video. Previous monitor was an AOC 1920 x 1080 curved monitor. Overall: I like the BenQ EW3270U and would highly recommend it, especially if you are into software development. Pros (anecdotally of course): - Text: very clear, especially at 4K; noticeable improvement over 1920 x 1080. - Nice color distribution, dark colours especially nicer than precious AOC 1920 x 1080 monitor - Eyes feel less strained - its just a joy to code in Cons: - it took me a while to determine it was my laptops mini-dp input that was faulty and not this monitor. In the future, folks like you and me will develop relatively simple ML models that determine the root cause of unexpected behavior. As a temp workaround, leaving the laptop lid half-open resolves the problem. Longer-term, a new laptop.

I absolutely love this monitor , thought a 32 would be too much but it grows on you fast . Can now read tiny print easily . Dont know about gaming , I dont do that crap . The monitor is big and solid , very stable stand .....excellent quality . Bought this to hook up to new Mac mini M1 able to add smaller second monitor on the side and its all great .

Aside from daily uses, this monitor is excellent for streaming movies and shows. The speakers are very good and the headphone jack is a very nice feature. Adjustments to the picture and sound are easy to access and to understand. An excellent monitor and an excellent value.

The monitor was easy to set up and delivers a great image. Unfortunately after about 30 days of use it developed a vertical line with missing green pixels. I reported this to BenQ support along with a photo of showing the defect. They immediately offered to replace the monitor and pay shipping both ways. The new monitor arrived quickly and has been working great.

The monitor is good but no HDMI it’s came with another cable can’t connect with laptop

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.

For the price, this monitor is a pleasant surprise. Few other monitors in this bracket can boast the same colour accuracy (there are many Youtube reviews where accurate colour measurements are provided in detail) or entry-level HDR10. At this price, one cannot expect high-level HDR, but the brightness remains a surprise delight, (300 nits as opposed to 100 for regular monitors) to make it a worthy contender in the gaming, as well as design environments. The HDR and 10-bit colour depth require some initial setting up work, partly because it is relatively new tech. With some software, for example, you will need to experiment with the monitor UI settings to find a sweet spot. In terms of games, The Division 2 and Sekiro both automatically picks up the HDR capability and applies it in-game, with remarkable results at 4K clarity. In one review the specs were related as being on a par with a Retina display and you can see why. It is important to ensure the latest HDMI (2.0) 18 Gbps high speed and DisplayPort (1.4) cabling is used, some of which are included depending on region. Even though it is a FreeSync monitor, an Nvidia card will happily run on it, albeit without the sync benefit. On the down side: the stated viewing angles are accurate, but to get the best colour representation it is best to face the monitor directly. Shifting around shows up some unwanted colour shifts, which you would likely not find in an IPS panel, but at a substantially higher price. Other than that, a fantastic buy. The 4ms response time balances well with the 60 Hz refresh rate, making this monitor ideal for work and play, especially if your budget does not stretch to professional designer products yet.

Overall it is a great and reasonable price monitor. But it doesnt come with any video cable. Not sure if they change the bundle package for now. Saw lots of reviews saying they should have them.

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!