BenQ XL2430T

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89% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

First off, the BenQ XL2430T looks impressive. It's not the sharpest screen out there, offering up a Full HD resolution, but it's still sharp enough to leave images and videos looking good when you're sat directly in front of it, and it's easy on the eye

Although the image quality is good, it could be better. There's a little bit of light leakage, although it's not a deal breaker, and contrast could be better - blacks can sometimes look a little washed out. Viewing angles are also slightly restricted,...

Overall, the BenQ XL2430T is an excellent gaming monitor, and it's £280 price tag won't completely break the bank. There are loads of top-notch features thrown in, and the superbly low response time, along with the excellent build quality, helps to...

Solid gaming performance. Multiple I/O ports. Fully adjustable stand. Lots of gaming settings.

Pricey. Narrow viewing angles.

Conclusion The BenQ XL2430T is rock-solid gaming monitor equipped with a wealth of connectivity ports, a fast pixel response, and a slick-looking ergonomic stand that lets you maneuver the panel for maximum comfort and ideal viewing position. As with...

• High refresh rate, great performance ; • Adjustable stand ; • Separate settings control switch ; • Low blue light panel is easy on eyes

• Over processed colors ; • Too pricey ; • Narrow viewing angles

The lighting fast BenQ XL2430T offers amazing gaming performance and an assortment of connection options. Housing a Full HD panel backed by 1ms response for smooth gaming experience, its structure manages to look well-made and swanky, and is useful in...

Starting with the build quality and design of the XL2420G we have a screen which feels very solid. The bezel is of average size which gives it strength however the overall plastic used is nice and chunky, without adding significant bulk. Little design...

Out-of-box and calibrated accuracy, light output, blur reduction without major brightness loss, trouble-free 144Hz refresh rate, top-notch build quality

None of consequence

The XL2430T is a premium gaming monitor at a not-quite-premium price. Though it costs a little more than most 24-inch screens, it delivers a lot more in terms of features and performance. With the best blur reduction we’ve seen to date, its only...

Amazing monitor, once you've experienced 144hz you won't be happy with 60hz

Built well Looks nice Even has a free dust cover

Just spend extra and get the 4k one My £60 acer screen has a better picture For the price they could at least include a DP cable.

114HZ makes such a big difference on games such as CSGO. Very easy to setup Easy to customise colour and other settings Very good build quality

The colours out of the box are a little washed out but with a little adjustment you can make it perfect.

Without a doubt the best 24" non-gsync gaming monitor money can buy! - No noticeable input lag at all. - Adjustability, full height, rotation and tilt. It's easy to get the monitor exactly where you want it. - Lovely solid aluminium base. - The picture...

- Nearly £300 for a 24" Monitor, but you will not find better outside of G-sync technology. - Out of the box presets are a bit lack-lustre. Picture requires some fiddling.

144hz and 3 gaming profiles with the S-Switch

Colour reproduction out of the box is not good but there are many websites offering ICC profiles and good tips