Benq Low Response Time Gaming Monitor

Unsurpassed quality! In comparison price-quality the best monitor 49. Low response time, customizable profiles, PiP function, ready-made game profiles, excellent colors reproduction!

M27Q is an excellent monitor for gaming with an exceptional response time with a higher refresh rate to deliver incredibly smooth and responsive gameplay. Overall, I am quite immersive with its performance and great gaming experience.

Incredible graphics and response time.This monitor can handle anything you throw at it gaming or photo/video editing. It is also nice that it is future proof with 2.1 display port.

Acquired this unit to replace an older smaller monitor for use in a non critical every day general use station [ email- word processing- bill paying etc and used by the grandchildren for gaming. This Benq fit the task ideally….. excellent picture quality – color- contrast clarity for its price range and the larger size is a pleasant upgrade. The gaming performance is a enjoyable surprise I have had very good luck with Benq products in the past and this unit appears to be no exception

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor was an upgrade to my old 144Hz monitor that didn’t have G-Sync. This monitor is it! I noticed a huge difference when playing games like Quake Champions and Devil May Cry. I maxed out the graphics settings and still noticed a huge difference in gameplay. You’ll want to make sure you go thru the monitor’s main menu and set the response time to maximum if that’s important to you, the default is medium. The picture looks great and consistent. My only complaint is the lack of sRGB color reproduction specification, but I can get over this since I’m looking for fast response and consistency for fast-paced gaming. I was really surprised by the overall quality of the included mounting hardware. It can accommodate a desktop thickness up to 2.5”. The clamp has soft rubber on both sides, so I wasn’t worried about scratching my desk. The kit comes with everything to mount to any VESA mount as well so that was a nice touch. The mount is sturdy and fully adjustable in any way anyone could ever want it. Hyper X does a good job of making it easy to add additional monitors in the future, which I’m seriously considering at this point. The extra desk space was an unexpected and welcome upgrade as well. I would recommend this to anyone who values high refresh rates, very fast response times, and considering a multi-monitor setup for gaming.

I bought this to go from a BenQ monitor to my CPU. It seems to be doing the job!

Despite the hefty price tag, I gave it a try because I have had a BenQ Gaming monitors from long ago which lasted till now when I figured its time to upgrade to the newer techs. 165Hz and curvature really made gaming more immersive & oh man, the speakers were really a great addition. Hear for yourself, I never knew speakers would make such a difference in the overall gaming experience. It is premium in build from every angle....despite the price lol, but it's worth it I'd say

As a photographer, I depend on having the very best equipment throughout my entire workflow. What’s the point of using a top-notch camera when the files are treated on a monitor with big color issues? The BenQ SW321C is far from a cheap monitor and, as of writing this, it will set you back about $2,000. That being said, it’s impossible to find an equally good alternative anywhere close to this price. Features such as the Advanced Reflectionless Technology, Uniformity Technology, Paper Color Sync and Hardware Calibration make the SW321C one of the absolute best monitors for photographers and videographers. I highly recommend this monitor for anyone who’s serious about their photography, spends time in post-processing and ultimately enjoys seeing their images printed. If you already have quality camera gear, you should invest in a quality monitor. It’s as simple as that. If you don’t spend much time in post-processing and don’t worry too much about the outcome of your images, this is not a monitor for you. You’ll be perfectly fine with a generic monitor (ideally calibrated) but be aware of the limitations that follow. I’ve already fallen in love with the BenQ SW321C and for the first time in a while, I’m really enjoying post-processing again. It’s a dream to work on such a quality monitor and to know that what I see on the screen is exactly what I’ll see on paper.

Monitor has a great picture and fast response time especially for the price

This thing is fantastic for gaming. Quick response time, high refresh and a wonderful 1440p IPS panel. Would highly recommend it!