BenQ MOBIUZ EX2510S Gaming Monitor 25 FHD 1080p 165Hz 1ms | IPS | HDRi | 99% sRGB | Color Optimizer | Eye-Care Tech | Freesync | Adjustable Height, Swivel & Tilt | Speakers | DisplayPort | HDMI

Perfect for gaming, everything goes smothly!!!

Was not like new , i guess send me used…

I ordered 3 of these. Each came with stuck pixels. Once is bad luck, twice is coincidence, 3 times is a pattern. BenQ apparently thinks these defects are acceptable. These pixels were pretty much in the center of the screen and my backgrounds are dark so they showed up immediately. Thankfully Amazon handled this well and took the returns without issue since the monitors are defective. I’ll be taking my money somewhere else. I’ll never give benq another chance after this turd of a monitor. Sound was marginally better than other built in speakers. Colors looked good but thats normal ips. Response seemed good for the few minutes it was hooked up. Quality control is garbage. I can only imagine the panel would worsen if i accepted the stuck pixels as ok.

I didn’t like how my eyes were straining too see in Fortnite and rainbow six. Stand is good but that’s it.

BENQ Above - Color comparison to Pantone Validated screen below No dislikes - I needed a bigger monitor for work and light gaming, and this is a great addition to my configuration for the price. Anything higher resolution was about $100 more than my budget could allow.

I was interested in this monitor even though I already had a 27 1440p 144hz IPS display because it seemed like it would do a lot to help the ergonomics of my battlestation setup: the USB hub would reduce cable clutter, and the speakers with built-in subwoofer (a feature no other monitor but the EX2710Q and its stablemates boasts, as far as I am aware) would allow me to get rid of my dusty cheap Amazon 2.1 speaker system and hopefully be good enough for casual listening. My first impressions were fairly positive. The picture is on par with other 1440p IPS displays. There were no dead pixels, and while I am not the type who is bothered as much by backlight bleed as some, it didnt seem excessive. Nothing to find fault with visually. However, the HDRi feature BenQ touts heavily seems like a gimmick to me. I cant detect it reacting and adjusting to ambient light at all in either the game of cinema HDRi modes, and I simply left it on regular HDR most of the time. The speakers, while they couldnt match the max volume of my old discrete 2.1 system, were clear and not tinny with a decent amount of bass - plenty good enough for sitting right in front of the monitor, if not capable of filling a room with sound. Unfortunately after one day of use the subwoofer developed an unbearable buzz regardless of audio mode or volume setting. It was noticeable just listening to someone talk in a YouTube video, and the shield recharge noise in Halo Infinite sounded like the monitor was going to shake itself to pieces. Since the audio capabilities were the single standout feature of the monitor for me - there are many monitors with equivalent display specs and built-in USB hubs, and more feature-rich ones at that - this was returned. To be clear, with better quality control, and a couple of extra bells and whistles, BenQ could have made a top-notch gaming/productivity hybrid battlestation hub monitor. The lack of any USB-C port here seems like a corner cut. Other brands offer displays in this class and price range that add integrated KVM switch capability to their USB hubs. Instead BenQ staked the value proposition for this display on the HDRi, which is disposable, and the built-in audio, which does indeed sound much better than average monitor speakers but on my example at least only for a few hours of use. This was probably bad luck, most of these -probably- wont have their audio hardware start to fail within 24 hours, but Im skeptical about how many last through the warranty period and who knows what dealing with BenQs customer service is like. If BenQ had been able to bring all these features (except maybe HDRi, which I am not convinced is anything other than empty hype) and made them work reliably at this price point, this monitor would have been a winner, albeit one with maybe a fairly limited audience. But alas. Without being able to depend on either of the distinctives its marketed on, this is just a 1440p, high-refresh rate, IPS display, and a perfectly decent one - but with nothing to set it apart from the many other options available for those seeking these basic display specs.

This monitor produces an insane level of electrical noise. I purchased a new set of studio monitors because I am getting into DAW song production. I have spent the past week trying to troubleshoot why Im getting extremely loud idle electrical noise being picked up by my studio monitors (Presonus Eris E5). I even bought an AUX to male Dual XLR cable, which reduced the noise quite a bit but not completely. Tonight I unplugged the Power cable on the monitor and the noise disappeared. Unless I can find some kind of filtered power cable to try, I will have to either test a different pair of studio monitor speakers, hoping that they are internally shielded, or replace this monitor.

Its been a few day from a year ago when I bought this monitor. This is such an amazing monitor for what specs it offers, the colors it out puts, and the image quality you get. If you play FPS games that needs that extra responsiveness to help you get that win then look no more. This is your next Gaming monitor. I will say out out the box colors are little saturated; however theres profiles online you can force this monitor to be color accurate. The finally thing I want to say is run this monitor in AMA 2 mode because its the best mode for responsiveness at any FPS. No buyers remorse here!

me encanto muy buen monitor

Highly recommended if you want a monitor with good speakers. I got the 1080p 165. Colors are amazing, can be used for non-professional video/photo editing. I do notice some white leaks from the sides only when the screen turns black but its not noticeable unless u go looking for it. Sound quality is better than an average monitor speaker(almost as good as my iPhone 11 pro) its not that loud but not that quiet either (I always keep my volume around 40-50). I get direct sunlight in my room and its still bright enough. It’s not height adjustable but u can change the angles. Some games I played: Valorant, COD MW, Genshin Impact, Detroit Become Human. All of them ran beautifully.