BenQ GW2780 Computer Monitor 27" FHD 1920x1080p | IPS | Eye-Care Tech | Low Blue Light | Anti-Glare | Adaptive Brightness | Tilt Screen | Built-In Speakers | DisplayPort | HDMI | VGA

I recently purchased the BenQ GW2790 27” monitors to use with my MacBook Pro and work computer, and they’ve completely transformed my setup. Whether I’m working from home or tackling personal projects, these monitors deliver sharp, vibrant visuals with their 1080p resolution.The eye-care technology has been a lifesaver during long work sessions, and they even make my outdated work computer much easier to use. Setup was quick, the sleek design looks great, and the price was unbeatable at about 30% less than what I’d pay at a local store.If you’re looking for high-quality monitors at an amazing value, I highly recommend the BenQ monitors!

Great monitor, display is easy on the eyes and provides excellent value. I like the resolution as well, for business use it fits the bill perfectly. I do notice, however, there is a lack of ability to "adjust" the monitor to specific heights. The other downside is this monitor only accepts DisplayPort (DP) and HDMI, and none other. But, it looks great, easy to setup, and brings excellent value for us.

We’ve got 14 of these BenQ GW2480 24” monitors in our office, and they’ve become the backbone of our daily grind. The Full HD 1920x1080p display is crisp and clear, making everything from spreadsheets to streaming look great (not that we’d ever stream on work time, of course). The IPS panel ensures wide viewing angles, which is super helpful when collaborating with coworkers—or just leaning back in your chair to ‘think’ about your next big idea.The built-in Eye-Care tech and low blue light features are a blessing for long hours in front of the screen, and we really notice the difference. No more eye strain or headaches after a marathon day of work, and the anti-glare screen keeps everything easy to see, even under harsh office lighting.The built-in speakers are decent in a pinch, but let’s be honest: they’re not going to win any awards for sound quality. Still, they’re handy when you need a quick conference call or a little background music. And the adaptive brightness feature? A surprisingly nice touch that helps keep things comfortable all day.Pro tip from an office that lives by these monitors: Make sure to use the DisplayPort or HDMI connections for the best picture quality. Overall, these monitors are reliable, easy on the eyes, and perfect for keeping productivity high. Five stars for making our workday a little brighter. Alright, alright, screen-scene-right!

I'm very satisfied after viewing the 1920 x 1080 display setting for 1 day. I've looked at internet, photos, and videos. All are excellent. I can't comment on games since I do not use these. I've adjusted brightness, blue light, and speaker volume. This was a little tricky. The button on the bottom of the screen which brings up a menu for these adjustments is a "joystick" type of button which can be manipulated forward, backward, left, and right. The Quick Start Guide which is the only supplied documentation that provides information about operating the monitor did not tell me how to select menu options. Only after downloading the User's Guide did I learn how to make adjustments. I tried different settings for Low Blue Light Plus, speaker volume, and brightness. I found the joystick button inconvenient. It's small and rather sensitive. It's easy to accidentally select an unintended direction. However, I think that most users will seldom manipulate this button after they initially set things up. The Low Blue Light Plus setting seems a matter of preference. I liked it either entirely off or at a level 1 setting. Speaker volume was by default set very low. When my sound was playing through the monitor speakers, I had to adjust my computer's volume setting to 100 in order for the sound to be barely audible. I adjusted the monitor's volume setting to 95 which made the volume better. However, the monitor speakers are, as many reviewers have commented, very tinny. If you have any interest in audio, you will likely do as I did and connect the speaker output of the monitor to an external speaker which will boost it and let you control bass and treble settings. I downloaded and installed the Eye Care app, but didn't find it useful. It allows you to adjust volume, brightness, and other settings by using a mouse to make your settings. This is better than using the joystick button, but I don't expect to change those settings often. It also had a timer that can be set to remind you to take a break from looking at the screen. I can easily do that by means of a clock... I really like the dual HDMI inputs which allow me to share the screen between 2 computers. I connected my laptop to one HDMI input. Using a shared wireless keyboard and mouse, I share the BenQ GW2490 monitor between my laptop and desktop computers. This monitor has all the capabilities I want. As long as it's durable, I have no complaints.

I was looking for a monitor that can rotate.Great quality and good design.

Good budget monitor. Hooked up with MacBook Air laptop USB C cable one end to monitor HDMI cabled to port at the other. Picture quality pretty good....24 inch monitor crisp letters and numbers, colors good....no bad pixels....very compatible with lap top.....Has speakers...need to crank up to top volume but good for everyday use...most monitors at this price doesn't have speakers.....easy to set up....stable on desk.....great price. Don't game with it....but plenty responsive.....costs a fraction of many monitors and does the job.