The BenQ GW2785TC is an entry-level home and office productivity monitor, and its specifications reflect that. It has an IPS LCD display with 1080p resolution and a refresh rate of 75Hz.

But there are some exceptions, most notably in Asus’ ProArt and Dell Ultrasharp monitors, where refresh rates of 75Hz to 120Hz are becoming common. The BenQ SW272Q is a great monitor for people ...

Blue light controls are the proverbial tip of the iceberg with the BenQ GW2790QT. The monitor is loaded to the ... The refresh rate is capped at 75Hz, so you may not notice jittery scrolling ...

The BenQ GW2485TC USB-C monitor has a solid and well-constructed ... This is a 1080p HD non-curved monitor with a refresh rate of 75Hz and 5ms response time, not to mention the color gamut being ...

The BenQ PD3420Q is an ultrawide 34-inch 2K monitor with a built-in KVM switching capability, a Mac-specific color accuracy mode, and dynamic PiP settings. Apple has set a high bar for displays ...

While BenQ rates it for 700 nits in SDR, it can actually go significantly higher with custom settings. It's the first monitor I've tested where I run it at 40% brightness for day-to-day use.

This ensures color-fast dual-monitor operation with a Macbook and BenQ monitor. In practice, there are no significant color display differences between the BenQ display and the MacBook ...

Graphics professionals will find the BenQ PD2730S a vital tool for production work. It offers 5K resolution and produces top-notch image quality. It also includes several helpful software tools as ...

As a display, the BenQ Mobiuz OLED gaming monitor—specifically model EX480UZ—is impressive. On a spec sheet, it ticks all the boxes you’d want while playing games. It has a 4K OLED panel ...

But BenQ has remained faithful to the same design ethos that was evident in our MA270U 4K monitor review. While it may not be to everyone's taste, it's tried and tested. The monitor combines black ...