Benq XL2420T

94% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

93% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Best TN panel yet ; Best stereoscopic 3D ; Superb OSD controls

Mediocre vertical viewing angles ; Nvidia 3D Vision pack isn't included

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

120 Hz panel, Low input lag, Ergonomic adjustability, No significant clouding

Color inaccuracy, Black level, Some overdrive trailing, Still some 3D crosstalk, Viewing angles

BenQ XL2420T is a gaming monitor and the follow-up to the previous XL2410T . This time BenQ has included a Remote Control unit for switching between color modes and XL2420T is also compatible with Nvidia 3D Vision 3. Unfortunately the Remote Control...

BenQ has created a range of gaming monitors over the years and XL2420T is the latest version. It uses a 24-inch panel with 1920x1080 pixel resolution and 120 Hz. It also comes with HDMI ports.

Crisp and clear display

Overall, the BenQ Xl2420T has performed extremely well from in-game performance to general use and film. The vibrant colours and quality of the display is up there with the best.

Tons of I/O ports. Excellent color and motion performance. Inky blacks. Highly adjustable stand

Expensive. Narrow viewing angles. Stingy warranty

The XL2420T is a 120Hz display and is on Nvidia's list of certified 3D Vision monitors that support LightBoost technology. Unfortunately, this model does not come with the 3D Vision Kit, but the XL2420TX does and we'll be testing its 3D prowess in a...

The BenQ XL2420T is priced at 21,990 (MOP). As the industry is shifting towards 3D gaming, this monitor is pretty much well covered in all aspects to provide you with a good gaming experience. With the range of connectivity options, it's future proofed...

120Hz support ; BenQ is finally front mounting buttons ; Context sensitive OSD ; Flexible stand options ; Energy frugal ; Great warranty

Obvious light bleed ; Discolouration issues with inversion tests ; Touch buttons aren't as responsive as they should be

Despite the extra frills, the XL2420T isn't a massive jump, performance wise, above the XL2410T. Just like its predecessor, it suffers from light bleed, as TN panels are wont to do due to lower manufacturing tolerances, and the colour shifting on the...

Highly customizable and flexible.; Ideal pixel response and refresh rates for gaming

Only serves one purpose.; Color accuracy is sub-par for this price range

The XL2420T may not be a powerhouse of color accuracy, but it makes up for this flaw by being extremely versatile, flexible, and programmable. The included S. Switch allows users to map functions and pre-loaded display settings to up to three buttons,...