Benq V2400W

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

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...

The BenQ V2400W offers reasonable quality and some great design motifs - it's a real shame that the cheap feeling stand lets it down. Also, we'd like to see more cables included at this sort of price.

Accurate colours; Relatively deep blacks

Viewing angles; AMA induce white trailing (halos)

BenQ V2400W has a TN panel but despite this fact it offers fair picture quality. The colours are not 100 % accurate but neither are they way off. The panel has relatively deep blacks and the picture is not heavily overboosted, which is a plus in my book.

If you want stylish beauty and slimness in design, then the V2400W is one of the classiest monitors in town. Yet the restrictions on manoeuvrability and less impressive viewing angles and grey scales mean there's still room for improvement.

Big 24in widescreen display, dynamic processing enables it to punch above its weight, great stylish design

Cheap feeling plastic stand is at odds with the stylish design, lacks bundled cables

The V4200W offers reasonable quality and some great design motifs - it's a real shame that the cheap feeling stand lets it down. Also, we'd like to see more cables included at this sort of price.

The BenQ V2400W offers reasonable quality and some great design motifs - it's a real shame that the cheap feeling stand lets it down. Also, we'd like to see more cables included at this sort of price.

With a rated output of 250 cd/m2, this is not the brightest display we have seen although it is more than adequate for most desktop use. Only situations where users are viewing the monitor in well-lit rooms are likely to cause problems