KeithL
I like BenQ monitors, have several of a different monitor. I needed reasonable monitors for work and grabbed these. One of my setups has 2 computers that I have going to these monitors and I need the display to auto detect which inputs are live and go to it, well this display has issues with even figuring out which input to grab with just one computer attached. Once you fight with it long enough you can get it on the desired input, but it does not auto detect. Picture is great, but versatility sucks if it can’t auto detect a single input and switch to it. Updated: So it seem these monitors do not auto detect signal to switch inputs. Which is fine except the monitors were difficult to switch inputs if the input that was currently selected did not have an active signal. I had to keep trying to hit the menu button then quickly select the input selection before it dropped the menu saying no signal detected. The input selection should come up on the screen and stay for a reasonable amount of time regardless of whether a device is connected.Also the location on the back right means putting 2 monitors next to each makes one of them difficult to get to the menu buttons. The menu button should be located along the bottom or front. Other than the usability quirks these are awesome monitors and no visible light bleed in office environment and PQ is top notch. Updated: While disappointing that they don;t auto-detect, both monitors struggle to change inputs it is a fight every time, menu come up you hit a button and menu drops and when you hit input button it is back where it started, very frustrating monitor. Every few week sit si a fight to get the secondary monitor to work, does not matter what I hook these up to. Lowered rating to a 1 as I regret keeping these. When I can afford it I will look for alternatives.
