Benefits Of Vertical Monitor

For me one of the main benefits is having the shutter release and controls handy when shooting in the vertical/portrait orientation.  Having the extra battery boost for bursts is nice, but I use the D850 for scenic shots mostly and it is not essential for them.  It adds a good bit of weight to the overall camera, but that is OK.  Good piece of equipment.

This is my second BenQ Monitor, but different in some aspects. I am 80 years old and need the benefits of a monitor that protects my eyes. I do the bookkeeping and all the email for my Pipe Organ business and use my computer every day. It is just the right size. I cannot use a monitor larger than this one at 21.5. Large ones are too overwhelming. I appreciate the benefit of the daily use of the BenQ Eye-Care Monitor. Before I got the first BenQ monitor my eyes watered a lot and were tired at the end of the day. I sometimes work until late in the evening, and often use the monitor until after midnight. BenQ monitors are the best, in my opinion.

This camera was a perfect upgrade from the Komodo. The size and functions are so similar but you gain all the other benefits of a full frame sensor. Get the DSCM3 monitor, it's a perfect compliment! No need for an SDI or power cable, it makes it so easy to use. You can also do a magnify zoom in on actual pixels unlike a standard monitor.

As others before since 1996, it works well and the benefits gets better and better. And so does the machine.

This is a great, affordable monitor. Love that it fully rotates so you can use it in vertical position, and that the height is adjustable. I was pleasantly surprised to see an HDMI cable included in the box since that wasn't listed in the description. I only wish the ports were located along the side of the monitor instead of on the bottom--they're a bit hard to access. Overall, though, it's been fantastic and made a world of difference in working from home.

Great monitor and easy to calibrate using xRite. Fully adjustable height, tilt and even vertical. Nice alternative monitor.

I use this as a vertical second monitor for my gaming setup, and so far its been great. I've had it for about two weeks now and the colors are great, viewing angles are also very nice. As an added note, 75hz instead of 60hz does make a noticeable difference. I'd highly recommend it.

Very good monitor. I use it as small teleprompter! Fantastic resolution and the mirror function Vertical or horizontal is essential for do it.

I use this monitor as part of a two monitor combo (other monitor is a viewsonic 24 vertical monitor) and switch this monitor between a mac mini and an xBox series S. I routinely play Fortnite, Halo, and other games on the xBox and it is fantastic. There is no smudging at all, colors and contrast are crisp. This setup is amazing and its all I need. The xBox scales to all games I play and this monitor handles it nicely. I run it at 1080p (which is more than enough for these older eyes). It isn't meant for high-end 4K or 8K output - but for what it is - its a great product. Highly recommend. And B&H - as always, fantastic.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] LG has just introduced the 28” DuaUP monitor, and it has completely changed the way I look at dual monitors. The ability to have two monitors stacked into one vertical space saves not only desk space but also has boosted my productivity. Now I’m able to have up to 4 separate windows fully running on the same screen, where has this product been all my life. Its vertical nature allows for programs such as Excel and Word to fully fill out the page and maximize viewing. It can also play Fullscreen videos like any other monitor but can have multiple videos on the same screen. It comes with a fully integrated light sensor and setup is a breeze. The package comes with the monitor, stand, many different cables to accommodate all types of setups, and lastly several pieces of literature on how to use the product. Overall, I really recommend this monitor to anyone who works from their computer and wants to get lots of things done at once.