Benq Monitors Reviews

The BenQ Zowie XL2546 gaming monitor was built for professional FPS players and we tell you why.

6 expert reviews

With high quality craftsmanship, superb display quality, and a silky-smooth refresh rate, the BenQ EX3200R is a superb gaming monitor. At 1080p, it’s just not as sharp as it could be, and if you sit close enough, you’ll be able to really pick out those...

4 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

The XL2720Z is a large, feature-packed gaming monitor that includes a motion-blur reducing mode, ultra-low input lag and even has a remote control for using the on-screen display. A step down from the higher-resolution, FreeSync-packing XL2730Z, it's a...

18 expert reviews | 212 user reviews

BenQ's latest monitor is designed to be a jack-of-all-trades unit able to cope with work and entertainment with equal aplomb. The 27in screen, IPS panel and 2,560 x 1,440 resolution all prove attractive, but its £294 price could seem steep.

9 expert reviews | 186 user reviews

This large sub-£200 screen has a high-quality VA panel

5 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

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...

10 expert reviews | 167 user reviews

A brilliant TN panel? Sounds like an oxymoron to me...

14 expert reviews | 624 user reviews

There's plenty to tweak, too, with five levels of gamma correction and three levels of overdrive (response time) joining the usual suspects. There are three colour temperature presets, Reddish, Normal and Blueish, and a user mode.

14 expert reviews | 240 user reviews

Gaming monitors are often expensive, but BenQ's RL2755HM costs £200. For that money you get a 27in screen with a 1080p resolution, as well as several features usually found on pricier panels.

9 expert reviews | 252 user reviews

The BenQ is an outstanding monitor which ticks almost every box as a modern high-performance UHD display. By combining the basics of uncluttered and well-constructed design and an OSD interface that doesn’t make you want to punch the screen, the...

8 expert reviews | 32 user reviews

Is the BenQ XL2420T the first TN panel that really delivers? We think so. It produces super stereoscopic 3D image quality, too.

30 expert reviews | 690 user reviews

Budget shoppers will find the PD2700U checks all the important boxes for color accuracy and support of the latest signal formats. 400 nits means decent HDR and a detailed, luminescent picture. BenQ is delivering high performance at low cost.

4 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

A feature-packed and well-connected monitor that offers plenty for the asking price. It may not be exciting to look at and the menu controls suffer from a lack of labling, but these are minor caveats that don't detract from an overall worthy investment.

16 expert reviews | 30 user reviews

For a basic TN LCD monitor, this display is astonishingly good. Unlike so many such monitors, the poor viewing angles of the TN technology don’t result in an image that constantly feels like it’s shifting and changing as you move your head by even the...

2 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

Expressly designed to meet the needs of hardcore gamers, this 120Hz, 3D-capable, fully adjustable 24in monitor is very impressive.

33 expert reviews | 107 user reviews

BenQ's E2200HD does have its down-sides including a somewhat sub-par chassis and somewhat unattractive design. However, BenQ makes up for it with fair image quality, good viewing angles and an even better price.

37 expert reviews | 280 user reviews

The BenQ XL2730Z is an all-singing, all-dancing gaming monitor that's bursting with features. Top of the hit list is the presence of AMD's new FreeSync technology and this is joined by a 2560 x 1440-pixel resolution, a blur-reduction mode, 144Hz...

12 expert reviews | 144 user reviews

Curved monitors are gaining ground in gaming circles, with many preferring their widescreen designs to taller and narrower 4K panels.

14 expert reviews | 103 user reviews

BenQ promises its flicker-free 27-inch monitor will save you from eye-strain.

5 expert reviews | 59 user reviews

BenQ’s XL2420G is everything we could possibly want from a gaming monitor: it boasts a 144Hz refresh rate, NVIDIA’s G-SYNC technology and

7 expert reviews | 31 user reviews

While the BenQ EW2740L isn't priced or pitched as a top-end monitor, for the budget price its performance is remarkably good. If your requirements are more stringent the figures represent something of a mixed bag. Photographers will be drawn by the...

7 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

The controller is a neat solution to the minimal button selection, but the BenQ’s control system isn’t as comprehensive or as consistent as the Samsung’s OSD.

11 expert reviews | 181 user reviews

Although this panel is cheap and offers a good resolution, we don't think it offers the same quality as some newer rivals

16 expert reviews | 877 user reviews

For a 24in designer monitor, BenQ's V2400W is very affordable. And though it is unfortunate that it fails to match its stunning looks and incredibly slender chassis with equally amazing image quality or ergonomics, it still offers a reasonable...

40 expert reviews | 41 user reviews

As if the inclusion of an HDMI port isn't impressive enough, the price is just amazing.

37 expert reviews | 218 user reviews