Erik Gordon Bainbridge
Mine was defective and BenQ said to return it. Im exchanging it for the same model. The problem was that the display often was washed out. It wasnt consistent. Most of the time it would be fine. It happened with three computers (Win 10 and OpenSUSE Linux) and three inputs. I wasted a lot of time fiddling with Win 10 Calibrate Display and Color Management and with adjusting monitor settings. Nothing solved the problem. One thing I do not like about this monitor is the location of the control buttons. They require reaching behind the display. This means that if you have a dual or triple monitor set up and theres no gap between the monitors, this monitor needs to be the rightmost monitor. I had planned to use it as the center monitor in my triple monitor rig, but couldnt because of this. However I do give BenQ credit for having control buttons that are a bit more intuitive to use than most monitors. I give BenQ tech support high marks for answering the phone immediately, with no delay at all, and for being very helpful. After get the replacement monitor, Ill update this review.