BenQEW3270ZL 32 Inch QHD Video Enjoyment Monitor, Eye-Care, 100 Percent sRGB, Bezel less, B.I. Sensor - Black

I do a lot of web design that keeps me in front of the computer for long hours and had a NEC PA series display that cost a lot more money. The NEC is considered a high quality product, but it was also causing me considerable eye strain over many months that no amount of eye drops or other treatments were fixing. It felt like somebody was rubbing my eyes with sandpaper and it was starting to effect my vision as well. Text was literally blurry and becoming worse all the time.The initial attraction here in choosing the BenQ was value for money, but when I saw those magic words "eye care" everything else seemed incidental. Over roughly a week with the BenQ those symptoms have practically vanished, so it would probably obtain 5 stars from me for that reason alone. I had seen an optician a few months before who never once suggested the old display might be causing the dryness and strain.If you suffer from eye strain get a BenQ and don't be put off by the AMVA+ panel, rather than IPS. This is an astonishingly good display for the money and I have no problem using it for precise colour work. It profiled beautifully with an X-Rite i1Pro Display, which nailed the colours. It also has deep blacks and a terrific 3000:1 contrast ratio that frankly embarrasses many more expensive displays. The 32" size is a real luxury and generally makes work less stressful.

Already have smaller version of this product, so hoped I knew what I was getting and was not disappointed. Can't comment on gaming etc. - because I don't do that and don't need it. As 'work' monitor it's excellent, and more to the point excellent for eye-strain (I do prolonged work on text etc.) - the 'big' thing for me at this size and screen format I can get two full A4 size pages of text etc. up side by side for comparative editing and so on with no faffy overlaps etc, and even more with just a little 'shrinkage' of the pages. Also fine for movies generally - at my level at least (I'm not a huge movie buff). No doubt there's 'better' out there for more advanced/demanding purposes, but at this price-point and for my purposes I can't fault it. Set up simply a doddle - easy to assemble stand, connect power lead and an HDMI to my laptop, and bang - its up and running. So what's not to like? And it came as an Amazon Warehouse deal, with no evident defects whatsoever!

A super screen for the money. Very very well made and easy on the eye for prolonged use. Menus a synch and the colours vibrant. Plenty of real estate for many windows at once and useful sound if using the screen for audio. All the main connections of the day - Hdmi and newer. I use for gaming and work, perfectly good for both with no noticeable tearing or motion lag. It feels in all measurable ways better than the price.

While it may help eyestrain, I found that the light sensor had fairly little effect on the brightness (compared to what phones and tablets do).Furthermore, at times it adjusted the brightness although it didn't seem like it gotten any darker/brighter in the room, hence I perceived it as a kinda flicker.The screen quality in general is pretty good though, but I personally found it a tick hard to read from at times.Worst of all though, is that I'd missed that this has NOT got a VESA100 mount! Combined with the fact that it only comes with a fixed-height stand, this really is worth taking into account before you buy this. For me it was the ultimate reason to return it (and get an AOC Q3277PQU) - Thanks Amazon!

This screen worked well until on 3rd September 2020 it was DEAD. It was purchased late November 2018. Thus my desktop PC is useless.Amazon gave me the contact information for Benq who claim to offer a 2 year warranty. As a result of a phone call and filling in a claim form I received an acknowledgement by email. Now the support telephone number reports it is closed and all efforts to attempt contact with Benq on their webpage are useless. The wasted time and stress this has caused makes me distrust anything from China.Needless to say all this during the COVID19 crisis makes things even more difficult.

I bought this monitor for working from home and I am extremely happy with it. Came in great shape, with cables and it was really easy to assemble. The resolution is great, works with my Dell and Mac laptop. The only thing that's really bad is sound - I still give it 5 starts because I have external speakers and wasn't even aware the monitor came with speakers.

My wife uses her PC most of the day either working on spreadsheets or checking emails and facebook. Over the last few months she started to develop headaches, blurry vision after awhile and dry sore eyes which are all symptoms of Digital Eyestrain.Her current Samsuung monitor, though relatively new was the culprit so I had a search around for low blue light monitors and the BenQ came up so we took a chance and bought one. In the week that she has been using it, her symptoms have pretty much resolved. She is very happy with the image quality as well as the resolution of her symptoms. Highly recommended if you intend to spend a lot of time in front of a monitor.

Very good screen, with excellent brightness and vivid colours, but need to look at it from some distance. When I started using it on my desk, I had strain in my eyes, even a headache. Now I use it from ~2m distance, with screen protection glasses, and it is just excellent.