BenQ GW2790 27 Inches 1920X1080P FHD IPS Monitor| 100Hz|99% Srgb|Eye-Careu|Dual HDMI|Display Port|Bezel-Less|Eyesafe|VESA Mediasync|B.I.|Low Blue Light+| Speakers|VESA Wall Mountable(Black)

The BenQ GW2790 delivers great performance for its price!Sharp and vibrant display with IPS panel – ideal for work and media.Eye-care tech like low blue light and flicker-free screens helps during long hours.Clean, minimal design with thin bezels adds a modern look to your setup.Built-in speakers are a handy bonus for casual use.🧠 Good to know: The included power cord is a 16A 3-pin type—commonly used for heavy appliances like washing machines—so you’ll need a converter for regular 6A wall sockets. This is not a flaw, but it's worth noting before setup.Overall, a solid, stylish monitor with great comfort and display quality! 👌

I bought this monitor a week ago, mainly for programming purposes, and so far, I'm pretty impressed. I upgraded from a 21.5-inch AOC monitor, and the jump in screen size has significantly improved my workflow. The 24-inch display allows me to sit at a comfortable distance, which has been great for both ergonomics and reducing eye strain during long coding sessions.The monitor comes with helpful software that lets you control brightness and other display settings directly from your computer, rather than relying on the external buttons — a small but valuable convenience.That said, if you're expecting OLED-level screen quality like what you’d find on some high-end phones or MacBook displays, you might be a bit disappointed. For example, when I use Visual Studio Code, I usually zoom in twice to make the fonts clearly visible. But given the screen size, that's not a major issue for me, and I’ve gotten used to it over time.Video quality and Full HD resolution are solid, and other font sizes and general UI elements render just fine. As with most monitors, you naturally adjust to the display as you use it more often.One thing worth noting — and this is something I saw mentioned in other reviews as well — is that you’ll need a 16A (16 ampere) plug to connect the monitor to a power source. It’s a small but important detail to be aware of before setup.Overall, this monitor offers great value for the price. It's feature-rich, well-suited for coding, and delivers a smooth experience once you're used to it.

I use 2pcs with 4 monitors this would be a replacement for one of my dead monitor.BenQ would be my first brand i purchased in monitor segment, This is the first time i saw a brand care so much authentically about packaging, the monitor came in solid thicc thermocol which is nice and i having so many monitors all these years i feel i should compliment on the packaging cause this reduces useless headache factors like replacement for damages on delivery/shipping, pretty good👍 packaging gives you confidence to buy from the brand.Quality is solid and design is simple no silly extra showoff stupid design, gets your daily job done without problems, i bought this cause i was searching for something reliable that lasts long with daily long time casual use, this meets that requirements.pros:+Accurate price of 8k+Sturdy Build Quality (i bought BenQ based on this)+Simple design+Vesa support+Display Colors are ok but depth may need tinkering to calibrate properly.+can easily switch between 2 pc+casual gaming ok+No dead pixel.+IPS backlight bleed not noticeable to almost non existent (i have one area on top however its not noticble unless i sit really close)+hmdi cable,3pin adapter+One Cool Silent feature this monitor has is "Brightness Intelligence Gen 2 (B.I. Gen2)" its a sensor build under the monitor of the BenQ GW series i think, what it does is basically adjusts bluelight brightness based on ambient lighting condition of the room, the feature is cool if you are reading data for long time in a dark room, i personally dont use cause i tweak my gpu to control all monitor brightness individually but its useful i suppose.cons:-100hz is not that great but if you are aiming for casual use at 45hz to 75hz might work. (all monitors with 100hz tech is snake oil in all segment, a true 100hz+ would cost 30k atleast)-speakers are not loud but good feature to have in some cases when you dont have headphones around.(i will update review later after few months if need)

Great product very nice display and all features of this monitor. Only con is Speakers are just okay okay . Overall a value for money product

Best Product in a below 8k Range , super Dipaly Quality. Speaker is decentAlso recommend for Editing, And Coding also Vedio Watching.

Good monitor. Eye care technology is good for watching at different light level. Picture clarity is good. Speaker sound is good. 16 A power cord is the drawbacks. Easy to assemble.