BenQ BL2420PT Designer Monitor (AQCOLOR Technology, 23.8
BenQ BL2420PT Designer Monitor (AQCOLOR Technology, 23.8 inch, 2K WQHD 1440P, sRGB/Rec.709, Compatible for MacBook Pro M1/M2), Black
Flicker-Free
Stable feedback technology prevents the harmful effects of flickering from tiring or damaging the eyes.
Height Adjustment
Ergonomics can play a huge role in productivity. Set your monitor at the right height to stay comfortable and keep working.
| Weight: | 7 kg |
| Dimensions: | 20.67 x 22.17 x 9.41 cm; 7 Kilograms |
| Brand: | BenQ |
| Model: | M352705 |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | BenQ |
| Dimensions: | 20.67 x 22.17 x 9.41 cm; 7 Kilograms |
Colour accuracy is great, resolution is goo but there is little bit light bleeding from the corners that I don’t appreciate and also it’s not as bright as I would like.
This monitor has exceeded my expectations. I bought it as an alternative to the Apple brand monitor that costs twice as much. It’s has an excellent picture quality, good colour rendering, very good feature set and a decent set of cables with it.
This thing is amazing for the money ! Set up & hooked it up to my M3 MacBook Air 5 minutes after it came out the box. A absolute bargain & would recommend to anyone with a mac who doesn’t want to spend the best part of 2 grand on an overpriced Apple display. The stand & the puck are fantastic features as well & every lead you will ever need for it is also supplied. A lot of bang for your buck here & can’t recommend this enough.
This product worked 100% percent for me in everything I have asked it to do. Some photographic work and general internet use. After only a few days from setting up there is still a lot to do. Speakers are not the best so suggest a pair of bluetooth small speakers will enhance any audio that one may need associated with this monitor. Overall very satisfied and comfortable with the 5 star rating.
Going from a 2020 iMac 27 inch, I can’t believe how poor the speakers are in this model. Most people say they are good but you really do need to buy external speakers or use headphones. I wish the numerous Youtube reviewers who had this sent to them for free were more honest….
Quality monitor for the money. I don’t use it for gaming but Im sure if I did it would be more than adequate. Connecting to an Apple Mini Mac, only use the HDMI cable. I connected all three cables as they were included and confused the monitor and myself. By only using HDMI the screen powers up just by clicking the mouse or keyboard. If you add the USB and USB-C you have to use the toggle key at the back to select which connection cable you want to use. Not used the round thing to adjust colour as perfect out of the box.
That said, as great as I now find the monitor, it won’t match the brightness of the MacBook Pro and its Mini LED screen so don’t expect it to. I’ve got used to the slight difference but have managed to get it pretty decent, especially for design and video/rendering purposes using the DisplayPilot software.
Overall, it’ a great monitor for the price – it won’t match a 1k+ monitor but the features, ports, looks and pretty great screen are fantastic for the price. The Puck is great too – I can swap between Mac and Windows easily rather than reaching round the back of the monitor each time and the USB-C connection is great too. 4K is a bit small text size wise so I have mine set to 3008 x 1692 which is a happy medium and allows plenty of room for artboards and pallets on screen without squinting to see teeny tiny text when it’s at 3840×2160.
Overall – pretty happy with it – despite the initial niggles that nearly made me send it back. Stick with it, customise the settings yourself and you’ll find it a great monitor. =)