BenQ GW2790 Computer Monitor 27" FHD 1920x1080p | IPS | 100 hz | Eye-Care Tech | Low Blue Light | Anti-Glare | Adaptive Brightness | Tilt Screen | Built-in Speakers | DisplayPort | HDMI x2

I’m really impressed with this 1080p 100Hz monitor. The picture quality is sharp, colors are vibrant, and the 100Hz refresh rate makes everything smooth and responsive, whether I’m gaming, working, or streaming. Text is crisp and easy on the eyes, which helps a lot during long sessions. The slim design looks great on my desk, and setup was quick and easy. For the price, this monitor delivers excellent value and performance. I couldn’t be happier with this purchase!

As an experienced user of various monitor brands, I can confidently say that BenQ monitors excel in design and performance. Their build quality, adjustability, and display technology make them a top-tier choice for professionals and everyday users.Build Quality & ErgonomicsOne of the standout features of BenQ monitors is their robust construction. The base is exceptionally sturdy, providing excellent stability even when adjusting the monitor frequently. The stand allows for extensive ergonomic flexibility, including height adjustment, tilt, swivel, and pivot, ensuring an optimal viewing experience for various work environments.Display PerformanceBenQ’s panel technology consistently delivers superior image quality. Whether using IPS, VA, or TN panels, the screens exhibit high color accuracy, sharp contrast ratios, and wide viewing angles, making them suitable for content creation, gaming, and business applications. The factory-calibrated color accuracy in some models ensures that professionals working with photo and video editing get precise color representation.Brightness & Eye ComfortThe brightness levels are well optimized, with high nit values that enhance visibility in different lighting conditions. More importantly, BenQ integrates eye-care technologies such as flicker-free panels and low blue light modes, reducing eye strain during extended use—an essential feature for those working long hours.Connectivity & Additional FeaturesBenQ monitors also stand out in port selection, offering HDMI, DisplayPort, USB-C, and legacy VGA options, depending on the model. Some premium models include HDR support for better dynamic range and adaptive sync technologies like Free Sync/G-Sync compatibility for gaming.Final VerdictOverall, BenQ monitors provide an excellent balance of build quality, ergonomic flexibility, and high-end display performance. Whether for professional use, casual computing, or gaming, they deliver reliable and superior visual output while ensuring user comfort. They are highly recommended for anyone looking for a durable, high-performance display solution.

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!

This Monitor is very good. But I would not pay way more than the 90$ I gave on black friday. Meanwhile there are several Monitors with Low Blue light adjuster and flicker free as well as brightness sensor. This Monitor has at least all 3 items although I have seen an Phillips Monitor for a Little more Money with These Features as well which has on top an colour gammut of 108% NTSC and has 75 Hertz refresh rate. I would probably take by now the Phillips as it is at 106$ by now - same Screen size and Display.But Overall this is an awesome Monitor. It is rated for 30000 hours backlight LED endurance and power on for MTBF of 60000 hours. My SSD has now over 10000 hs and is already a couple of years old (91% wear Level), so expect the Monitor to last about the same as an SSD with normal use. Colour gammut is 72% NTSC and is good enough for all Tasks.It came with an HDMI cable included. Stand is sturdy since it has metal underneath the plastic. I have the blue light filter on 50% (webbrowsing they call it) which reduces brigthness greatly (to which I am a bit sensitive as it seems). Auto brightness sensor is built in which does work (shining on the sensor with an flashlight increases the Screen glow and reducing it afterwards with lights switched off). Has DP and HDMI ports. Speakers are so so but work. On an Monitor like this Speakers are not really needed since I have an 2.1 T&V Speaker System. Built in Speakers are really important only in tablets where they have to be excellent and loud enough since one is not going to toss around a real estate of attached Speakers. On Desktop Setups built in Speakers are not important. 250 nits brightness is way enough for decent movie, Surfing and gaming experience. The 23.8" size is perfect for Desktop use (I come from an 17.3" Laptop Screen) and the IPS Panel makes the huge difference in eye care as well. The IPS Panel is the single biggest eye saver Technology of the last years which avoids the eyes to constantly find the sweet spot on an traditional non IPS Display as my Laptop Screen was. I coupled this Monitor to my older Laptop which is an wonderfull Setup - why throw away an 8 year old Laptop (Intel quad core, 8 GB RAM, SSD) when it still works perfectly and the Hardware is somewhat up to date still? For Youtube, movies, etc upgrade your old machines with an SSD and they will run for a decade more or so (avoiding electrowaste. No Need for the latest and greatest). I find myself being in front of this Monitor more without glasses which never would happened before with the traditional non IPS Laptop 17.3" Screen. Great Monitor but watch out for a step higher when the Price is minimal more.With 23.8" that is the Maximum to go with FHD (1920 x 1200) since at 24" Screens you are looking already for an 4K Monitor since the Pixels of this Monitor is only at 93 PPI while my Amazon Fire tablet has an PPI of 182 IPS Display. So an 27" Monitor should have an 4K Screen while with this Monitor you get away still with 1080p. Close up I can see with the naked eye (without glasses) the individual Pixels. But yeah, for the Price you can buy just a new one if it Fails at 60000 hours (MTBF as per specs. An SSD should have an Main Time Before Failure rate of about 2 Million hours for comparison).Set up was easy basically PnP (plug and play). Adjustment Buttons on Screen are fine. I like the power on light as it glows a whitish glow.I hope this Monitor lasts me Long as we will see the durability. Plastic parts of the Monitor are of high Quality and seem not cheapish and fit and finish is excellent. Awesome thin bezel.Darks could be darker but thats an inherent characteristic of the IPS Technology. No light bleeding or back glowing on edges or stuff but the blacks could be a bit darker. Otherwise an huge improvement from the Laptop Screen I come from.Bigger Screen and you will probably not see the edges since I sit about 30 cm away from the Monitor. Watching movies I get at least 40 cm to 100 cm distance.If the durability holds up I recommend this Monitor. I bought it because it is supposed TUV Rheinland approved and tested for flicker free and Low Blue light.Whatch out for newer models, better features and other brands for similar Price range. But you will be happy with this Monitor even for light gaming.Buy a cheapish Laptop if you cant afford anything else (or upgrade an existent one) like an cheap Dell Inspiron 11 (use the Laptop as PC), connect it to this big Monitor with mouse an keyboard, throw in a decent Sound System and you have a full Desktop replacement set up which serves as full home Theater and Entertainment System as well as gaming rig (depending on the Laptop Hardware). If one part Fails, Switch it for another part and no Need to throw the whole Thing away.I recommend this Monitor. But for retail Price of 149$ look for better deals and more bang for your buck.UPDATE 21.01.2020: On the right lower corner there seems to be the light a little dimmer than on the rest on the screen. No light bleeding but that corner gets a littler darker towards the corner (meeting point of horizontal and vertical edges). No noticeable pixels burned out on any Colour. So thats what I observed till now. Otherwise awesome monitor. I recommend for under 100$ although there are already several alternatives for this with a wider Colour gammut, a little more money and as well flicker free and reduced blue light eye care certification as well with an integrated brightness sensor. The 24" size is about the optimal monitor size.

Great monitor for the price. sturdy and robust stand. love all the display features it got. Overall a great product.