BenQ EX2710 Monitor with FreeSync Speakers 1920X1080, 144Hz, AMD FreeSync™ Premium, Intelligent Control, Color Vibrance - BENQEX2710RB Review

This monitor is near perfect. I have no comparison as this is the first monitor I have bought in almost 15 years. Yes it does - I've used 2006-2007 monitors up to this point. The image quality is simply outstanding. There is some light bleeding around the edges, which is common with most monitors but is only visible on very dark images and invisible when viewed at the correct 90° angle. The monitor is fast and works with Gsync. HDR works but I have nothing to compare. The colors are amazing…

I play a lot of FPS games and since upgrading my Xbox One to Series S I've also realized that I need to upgrade my monitor. This monitor is great and I got it in 24.5 inch which is perfect for my desk and has a great resolution for FPS games or any other games. The footage is great and I can definitely see that the difference between 60 and 120 really improved my reaction times in shooters like R6S and Rust. My only concern is that it's a bit heavy for a monitor and I might have 5 or 6 dead…

I spent hours looking for a monitor for my new S series and took a long time to look at this monitor because I wanted to get a 120Hz feel from the new technology in Xbox. I bought it and definitely felt a good difference in FPS mainly when playing Destiny 2. Overall the monitor arrived quickly and in very good condition with no issues to report. Overall this monitor performs exactly as advertised and for 1080p for the S series it's very good. This monitor is recommended for all S series gamers…

Great monitor for Ps5, it runs at 120hz 1080p with a good picture. Unfortunately, the PS5 doesn't support simultaneous 1440p and 120Hz playback, so this monitor is perfect for that. It took me a little time to tweak the color options to my liking, but I finally got them nice and clear. I like it so far and it only took 2 days to get here. It comes with its own HDMI cable that supports 120Hz so you don't have to buy your own. All you need to do on your PS5 to enable 120Hz is go to Settings &gt…

First, don't listen to idiots who don't read product specifications. I've read countless complaints about the lack of "real" HDR. Anyone expecting "cinematic" level HDR from a sub-$300 monitor should check their heads. According to the manufacturer, it is classified as HDR10. this is basically a marketing advertisement for television sales. It can read Rec2020 and display a slightly wider color gamut with consistency... but then again, this monitor is geared towards competitive gaming. It has…

I no longer have the monitor because I upgraded to 1440p, but if you still prefer 1080p or don't have enough power to play 1440p games, then this monitor is for you. It's also good for PS5 at the moment as it supports compatible games like COD Cold War and Devil May Cry 5 (PS5 version) at 120fps. How dark is this monitor? HDR is good but far from great and this monitor has sound but you won't like it so using speakers or a headset is recommended.

This is the monitor to have if you have a PS5 and need 120Hz. There are no problems with it, it works great. I was able to snag it for $219. I recommend going for the 24.5" (EX2510) instead of the 27" for higher pixel density. Works with a standard VESA 100x100 mount, but the included stand is pretty good too. Height and tilt adjustment. Pixel response time, 1ms MPRT and 2ms GtG. Here are the settings I recommend: First, on the PS5, go to Settings - "Display and Video" - "Video Output" and turn

For the price ($250 at the time of writing) you get an IPS that isn't color accurate enough for serious work so it's common for someone to look around the IPS space. If you're just looking for a monitor for media consumption, this one is absolutely fantastic. For some reason they are very unhappy with the monitor speakers and they are actually very good. Good enough for the average person not to need speakers. Gaming performance is also excellent. 144 Hz is cool and looks good at the same time.

Purchased specifically to play Destiny 2 Crucible at 1080p at 120fps on Xbox Series X and it works great. RESPONSE TIME: There are some reviews showing that the BenQ EX2510 has one of the best input lags in its class. The BenQ XL2411K has lower latency, but I prefer the picture quality of an IPS panel over TN. If you filter out all FreeSync Premium 1080p@144hz 24 inch flat screens, you end up with this model again. A 27" monitor at 60 fps to a 24" monitor at 1080p at 120 fps and definitely…

Got 2 of these for my dual install. So far, so good. The colors are very beautiful, some presets are too beautiful for my taste, as if the colors hurt the eyes. So I just stuck to the standards and increased the contrast and brightness. Cyberpunk 2077 looks amazing its photorealism if you have a powerful computer. It looks very good for movies or YouTube. I have YouTube in dark mode and the blacks on the monitor are so dark that I think it's showing blacks in their true state. HDR looks bad, it

I'm writing an honest review, I'm not getting paid or sponsored (I want to). Getting down to business, this monitor is amazing and worth every penny. After learning the specs of the PS5, I started looking at monitors pretty intensely. For background purposes, I mostly play FPS or Call of Duty, so I prefer to play on a monitor. I was disappointed to learn that there is currently no monitor capable of playing 4K games at 120Hz over an HDMI 2.1 connection. Without 2.1 HDMI you are limited to…

Great monitor for Ps5, it runs at 120hz 1080p with a good picture. Unfortunately, the PS5 doesn't support 1440p and 120Hz playback simultaneously, so this monitor is perfect for that. It took me a while to tweak the color options to my liking, but I finally got them nice and crisp. I like it so far and it only took 2 days to get here. It comes with its own HDMI cable that supports 120Hz so you don't have to buy your own. All you need to do on your PS5 to enable 120Hz is go to Settings &gt…

After switching from a View Sonic TN panel to a Benq IPS panel, the difference was huge. The main problem I had with the View Sonic was that despite the faster panel, the configuration was too complex, especially on gamma and blacks. I also had to constantly switch the game to cinema mode when watching anime/movies on PC. The Benq is much easier to set up and there is no need to switch modes, not to mention the IPS has better color gamut than previous gaming monitors I've used. AMD Freesynch II

I've had this monitor for about 2 weeks now and switching from 60Hz to 144Hz FreeSync has completely changed the way I enjoy gaming. It breathed new life into games I had lost interest in. As far as "calibrating" the monitor, I've done a lot of research and played around with the settings and this monitor is capable of delivering pretty good HDR and even if you're not using HDR a lot of people really like the fps color mode that this monitor offers. Personally, I tend to tweak my hardware…

False advertising: ex2510 is not an HDR monitor. With a brightness of no more than 400 nits, it is unable to display HDR. You need 600 nits or more to really make a noticeable difference. HDRi is just clever marketing, although some of the Mobiuz variants achieve compliance with the VESA standard for HDR. To play: great. For this price you get a great performance. There is an additional backlight strobe mode called Blur Reduction that works effectively as the name suggests. This is useful for…

Although I use it for PC now and it's still a very good PC product, this monitor really shines with the console. The speakers are good enough to watch TV from 6 feet away. Feels like premium. Very easy to set up. I wish the stand didn't have the orange part, but all you have to do is attach this thing to a weight to avoid that. Other than that very minor issue, this is an amazing product. I will eventually improve the 165Hz version, which I recommend you do if you use this for PC.

Flawless HDR. Automatic increase to 120 fps for PS5 if the game supports it and you have set the console to "Performance Mode". Destiny 2 and Black Ops: Cold War look great. I actually improved my K/D in both games due to the response time improvement. Don't be shy if you have doubts about choosing this monitor! So glad I bought!

My son bought the EX2510 to play with. Colors are good, response is good, but the monitor tips over easily. It was only 4 months before it fell over and shattered the screen. BenQ, you need to ship this with a better stand.

This product provides a very clear picture. I have owned over 5 different 1080p 144Hz monitors and I can honestly say that this one is by far the best. Even when the frame rate drops on my computer, this monitor keeps it smooth and invisible to my eyes. It has a very fast response time and great brightness. If you are in the market I highly recommend it

The monitor works great with the PlayStation 5, switches to 120Hz when needed and has great colors and settings. The package came with a broken pixel on the panel. Luckily I only notice this when I look at it, as does the quality of the rest of the picture and my gaming experience, but I've found it annoying. The back panel, which is designed to hide your cables, is difficult to attach and seems easy to detach.