BenQ Monitor GW2760HL 27 inch 1080p VA Monitor | Optimized for Home Office with Low Blue Light technology

2/24 Update: These monitors are already experiencing dead pixels. I use them for work, not for play. Meaning, office & chrome mostly, no gaming. _____ I have had some real issues with these flickering. I have two. I also purchased an LG 4k monitor the same day. The LG monitor is great, but the BenQ seem to flicker quite a bit. I thought possibly interference was happening, but I even purchased an Amazon Basics UPS/surge protector in effort to keep it from flickering. This did not help. Ive decided to replace them with LG 4k monitors. I was hoping to get away cheaper than this, but I guess not. For reference, I use a brand new rtx-2070 and previously a gtx-1060 (two different machines), and had the same effect. There are so many great reviews, so I dont know if it matters, but mine were shipped and sold by amazon. These might work well for you, but they didnt for me unfortunately. There goes the bank :( haha! PROS slim bezel easy on the eyes easy on the wallet CONS flickers a LOT thats really the only con, but its a big one. I really wanted these to work because my BenQ short-throw projector was amazing!

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Frankly, I feel cheated. The monitors video quality is as expected, and I would say it even offers calibration settings comparable monitors lack at this price range. BUT, why was I charged for having built-in speakers when they are virtually unusable? I could have bought a CHEAPER monitor without speakers since this monitors sound is beyond terrible. It sounds exactly as if you plug in tiny earbuds and then raise the volume all the way; thats both the quality and the maximum loudness you can expect, which is nothing but a JOKE. The should be ashamed to advertise the built-in speakers as a selling point, because all they can expect their customers to say is how disappointing this monitors sound is.

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