BenQ GW2790Q 27” 2K QHD 100Hz IPS Eye-Care Monitor, HDMI, DisplayPort, 2560×1440, Ultra Slim Bezel, Eyesafe, VESA MediaSync, Brightness Intelligence Tech., B. I. Gen2, Low Blue Light Plus

This monitor offers incredible value for the price. It's truly impressive how well it adjusts to the surrounding lighting. This feature is particularly beneficial for home use, where we often have less control compared to an office setting, where desk lights are usually available. At home, you might find yourself sitting near a window, and as the clouds move, the brightness in the room can fluctuate. Even with ceiling lights, sunlight is generally much brighter, and this monitor excels in those conditions. I don't think the monitor simply adjusts brightness; I believe it also adjusts contrast and other settings in tandem as the screen dims or brightens. For instance, I usually have it set in standard mode, coding mode, or eye care mode. This way, I rarely need to manually adjust the settings. I have not felt the need to change the contrast or colors during usage. However, the speakers are very poor quality. They are virtually useless, and I wish the manufacturer had opted to exclude them altogether, as they are an environmental waste. Additionally, a more adjustable monitor stand would have been a welcome improvement. There is a Dell monitor that is quite similar with the same contrast ratio and superior speakers and stand. While the image clarity is comparable, it lacks the brightness sensor found in this monitor. If you prioritize eye care and the brightness sensor, I recommend this monitor. On the other hand, if sound clarity and a more robust stand are more important—or if you lack a monitor mount—then the Dell might be a better choice. I believe both monitors fall within a similar price range. I originally purchased this one for $200, but have since noticed it is now priced around $150. At the time, the Dell was priced at $150. It's also worth noting that they offer a programming series monitor with significantly better hardware. However, the color space on this monitor is quite basic, which I see as an advantage since much of the internet is designed around this color space. In contrast, the programming monitors support a wider color range, like DCI-P3. I initially tried a programming monitor and appreciated its features, but I don't believe it's worth five to six times the price of this monitor, which offers about 80 to 90 percent of the performance. I'm amazed by the advancements in monitor technology. I only wish they would produce a 32-inch model or at least explore other aspect ratios. A 16:10 ratio would have been ideal, but they currently only offer a 16:9 option. There is a programming monitor available in a 3:2 ratio, so I hope they eventually release a 3:2 monitor utilizing these technologies. Until the issues associated with OLED monitors, such as burn-in, are resolved, I see this monitor as a solid mid-range option. Mini LED technology provides excellent brightness, but lacks built-in eye care features. Overall, while this monitor is strong in most aspects, it could be greatly improved by removing the subpar speakers. If the cost of the speakers were allocated to a more adjustable stand, the monitor would be outstanding. Given the low price of $150, I don't think it's reasonable to expect features like a docking station or integrated power delivery. While I doubt they could incorporate a 65-watt or 90-watt USB-C power delivery system, a direct USB-C port would have been a nice addition. In conclusion, I highly recommend this monitor. It is fantastic and earns five stars from me, despite the minor quirks I mentioned.

Remarkable quality and performance at a budget price

I love the crispness of the view these monitors offer. This is literally a high end monitor for a bargain price. You can customize it for your eye care needs too. You won’t regret it if you choose this over some of the higher priced monitors out there.

It's amazing how BenQ totally solved the glare and washed-out view from direct sun for their monitors. It's wonderful! I just wish the internal speakers were better.

I bought two of these for work and I’ve been really happy with them. I’d honestly never heard of BenQ before, so I was taking a bit of a chance. Both monitors were easy to set up, and one thing I really appreciate is that the colors look identical on both. I’ve heard people complain about buying two of the same monitor and having the colors look different, but that hasn’t been an issue at all. The 27 inch size is perfect for what I need. The refresh rate is really good and they’re easy on my eyes, which has become more important now that I need reading glasses when I’m working on the computer. I’ve had zero regrets about buying these. Really good monitors for the money.

Sound is not good! Rest are fine

Exactly what I wanted.

So far so good. I can't really attest to too much because this is not my main monitor I'm using it in portrait mode as my third monitor. In that regard it seems to work well

It is good.

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I got this monitor to pair with my MacBook Pro for photo & video editing – and honestly, I’m loving it. The 2K screen is sharp and the colors look right on point. One thing I really like is the little sensor in front – it adjusts the brightness based on my room light. Pretty cool when working day or night. Sound-wise? Built-in speakers aren’t great, so I just plug in my own – problem solved. Hooking it up to the MacBook was simple with a Type-C to HDMI cable. For this price, if you’re editing photos and video or doing casual work or casual gaming , I’d say go for it. Just maybe not for serious gamers.

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