Catalog :: Computers :: Monitors :: BenQ GW2280 Eye Care 22 inch IPS 1080p Monitor | Optimized for Home & Office with Adaptive Brightness Technology

Features

Display Type

LED

Item Dimensions

7.31 x 20.08 x 15.62 in

Item Weight

7.7 lbs

Mount Type

Wall Mount

Refresh Rate

60 hertz

Resolution

1920 x 1080

Screen Size

21.5 in

Aspect Ratio

1.78:1

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Description

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Make sure this fits by entering your model number. ENGINEERED FOR HOME OFFICE AND LEISURE : 22” Full HD VA Widescreen with 1920 x 1080 Resolution and 250 nits of brightness WIDE VIEWING ANGLE IPS PANEL: 178° H/V wide viewing angles for clarity from any viewpoint. OS Compatibility- Windows 7,Windows 8,Windows 8.1, Windows 10 EDGE TO EDGE SLIM BEZEL DESIGN: Minimize distractions and create virtually seamless multi-panel configurations for maximum visibility Relieve eye-strain through self-adjusting brightness: Actively adjusts brightness according to on-screen content and ambient light conditions via BenQ’s patented BRIGHTNESS INTELLIGENCE Technology EYE COMFORT: Experience the difference with Low Blue Light and ZeroFlicker Technology CABLE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: Neatly hides cables inside monitor stand; Mounting type: VESA Wall Mount: 100x100 (mm)

Reviews

4.3

Reviews: 20

5 stars

60%

4 stars

20%

3 stars

5%

2 stars

15%

1 star

0%

nate nicholson

06/25/2019

2

This monitor was recommended as a cheap monitor for photographers. Comparing it to my iPad pro 10.5, its garbage... Maybe Im screwing the settings up. If somebody could respond and help me that would be great, but Im about to return it. My settings are picture is SRGB, Contrast is 68, brightness is 100, sharpness is 6/10. But the picture just looks soooo hazey! I have a $120 Lenovo thats not even rated for photographers thats 100x better. Somebody help me out please. Thank you!

Joey Bryan

06/25/2019

2

I really wanted to like these monitors. They were just what I was looking for and at the right price point, so I bought two. Unfortunately once I plugged into my laptop I realized why they were so cheap. The default color and calibration out of the box is abysmal! I figured no problem Id just define user settings from the OSD buttons, even those settings no matter after spending several hours playing and tweaking in comparison to a nicer monitor, I could not get anything satisfactory. Worse yet is that after I either undocked my laptop or power cycled the monitor or laptop, all settings were reverted back to default... every time. Second step was to use the Win10 calibration settings and my graphics card software instead of the monitors; a vast improvement... in fact it was almost perfect. Until... I either again undocked, changed projection setting, or power cycled either laptop or monitor, boom. All settings were yet again ignored. I spent two full days reading and researching how to fix and set correctly but to no avail. Im convinced these were cheaper for a reason so they are being returned. Guess the next step is to realize yet again I get what I pay for.

littlepb

06/25/2019

2

Pro: Nice housing. Easy to use OSD. VESA mount compatibility when VESA mount compatibility is steadily disappearing from low and even medium range monitors and being replaced by for cost brand specific "VESA mount adapters." HDMI. Plugs point down for more flexible mounting options. Cons: Terrible absurdly terrible gray screen uniformity. Shockingly terrible. Blotchy terrible. Viewing angle is also pretty bad for an IPS display. Marginally better than VA panel but without the VAs decent blacks when viewing straight. Speakers sound like they are earbuds put inside the monitor. Technically the monitor has speakers. Functionally, it doesnt have speakers.

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