Review on 🖥️ BenQ GL2480 1920X1080, Flicker-Free Monitor by Julio Freeman

I was looking for a cheap 24 inch computer screen to watch movies and play some games. According to my Revain research, this BenQ was one of the cheapest in terms of price. For me, these were reviews for everyone. All other models had quiet 1/2-star ratings on serious monitor issues like severe see-through and dead pixels. BenQ, on the other hand, had very little and most of them were. no serious problems. Considering BenQ's history with gaming displays, this was an easy choice. I was hesitant at first because I really wanted the display to be flush like some of the other models I've tested. with a lot of problems, or this BenQ that turned out to be less problematic? I made a practical choice and chose BenQ. I was not disappointed, I had no problems with the display at all. I've had this monitor for 8 months now and it's solid. I like the placement of the control buttons because it gives you a natural grip when you press them. Using the controls is a bit slow (you need a 1/2 second delay between each button press), but that's true of any monitor. This is a monitor with no processing power, everything takes time. It has good options for one-button customization (e.g. to change the output) so latency doesn't really matter. Finally, remember that you're getting practically the cheapest 24-inch screen on the market, and don't expect the latest high-definition action games to match your $400 screen. For the price it has this screen no cons.