BenQMOBIUZ EX2710Q Gaming Monitor 27" QHD 1440p 165Hz 1ms | IPS | HDRi | DCI-P3 | Freesync Premium | Eye-Care Tech | Adjustable Height, Swivel & Tilt | 2.1 Speakers | DisplayPort | HDMI | USB Hub

Possibly the only thing I don't like about this monitor are the speakers. But not because the speakers are bad. They're actually quite good and I will probably use them occasionally. However, I can't help but think that they add cost to the product that isn't necessary because I bought the monitor for it's visual performance, not for audio. It would be cool if they offered an option without the speaker which would be lighter and cheaper.With that said, I love this monitor and have been extremely happy with it. I recently upgraded to 1440p from 1080p. I had a 24 inch asus 144hz 1080p that was fine. But this is a stark difference in quality.My eyes are extremely sensitive to blue light and high brightness. I truly couldn't glance at most other people's screens for even a few seconds without my eyes hurting from it. So a good built-in blue light filter is extremely important for me. This monitor definitely meets my standard for that.I also really love the controls. I saw many reviews mention a remote, but mine didn't have that. Instead it has a very intuitive and very easy to use system where you can use one button to navigate and select all the options on the menu. Every other monitor I've had uses a system where you have multiple buttons and they each do a certain thing, and it's easy to press the wrong button and undo the action you were trying to set up.Many reviews also mentioned that the stand is too big and takes up too much room. This was not a problem for me in the slightest. I think those reviews are from people with limited desk space, or who sit too close to their monitor, or both.Overall this monitor is fantastic and I'm very happy with it.

I've had this monitor for almost 2 years now and so far it's been one of my better gaming monitors. I mainly use it for FPS games (e.g. Destiny 2 and COD) and it fulfilled my needs wonderfully. The refresh rate was great and the colors were crisp. I think maybe my biggest gripe would be the monitor stand base, because it takes a lot of real estate space on my desk, but I could probably get away with mounting it.

It is better than my 1080p monitor that was starting to fail. The colors are also much better. Not a fan of the auto changing when HDR is on, but it works fine with HDR off.

Picked this up on a deal here because it checked most of my check list (Not much)- Did at least 120hz- 1080p+- BUILT-IN SPEAKERS.I love this screen, I was always told BenQ were supposed to be good products, and if this is where my expectations are set, I can only imagine how good of an experience a screen that's 2x the price is from them (Consoomer mindset)Picture quality is crisp and sharp @ 1440p. If you prefer or need to step down to 1080p, it does appear to not be very optimized for it, which I guess makes sense.Blacks look pretty good in most instances, when watching a Discord stream of a friend playing a dark scene in a game, the display seemed to struggle. But I don't fully consider that a fair test, First hand it will likely be dark enough and not too washed out.The screen wakes up fairly fast I'd say. My old monitor was an Asus VN247 which probably took 2-5 seconds longer to wake up than this (If you care about that)If you've looked up reviews for this on YouTube, I found a lot of them say "iTs NoT bRiGhT eNoUgH", yeah maybe if you're playing directly under the sun or something. It's plenty bright to me, I turned it down to 70%The HDRi button may be of use to some people, but I don't really feel much of a need to use it personally. Most cases it will make it very dark and hard to see, but in well lit environments, it can flex it's muscles a little bit if you're into it.The speakers are a godsend, my old screen had speakers as well, but were rear facing and hollow sounding. I got by like that for ~10 years. These are so much better. So much.. The 2 front facing speakers have good range and sound production for my environment and the subwoofer on the back adds a lot of depth to the sound. I use the "Pop/Live" setting and find it covers every listening situation for me.For what I paid here for it, I have no regrets. Im hoping this will cover me as long as my ol' Asus did.

Works great, no mechanical or physical issues when received. Would buy again

Runs 1080p/120hz VRR, Runs 1440p/120hz VRR, runs 4k60hz VRR. NOT NATIVE 4k. Looks great paired with the Series X. Speakers are good when my sons watch movies or shows, they sound good when I play games, although these are not going to replace headsets. Colors look good, lots of customization in OSD. No uniformity issues. Some IPS glow. No backlight bleed. My real negative is HDR as most know anything less than hdr1000 is not very good. This monitor does a weird weird implementation of HDR. It doesn’t just look like SDR like some HDR400 displays it maps weird. Like it crushes blacks and shadow detail. It’s hard to explain. Overall perfect purchase for me. I don’t use HDR on this. It’s great for FPS, RPG, Racing everything really. Built in sound is good, build quality is excellent.

I am very happy with my purchase. The features of the monitor surprised me, especially the eye care feature, which helps a lot when I’m working or gaming in low-light environments. The built-in speakers are also surprisingly good, which saves me from purchasing a separate desktop set. If there is one thing that could be improved, it would be the colors right out of the box, as well as the HDR settings. However, since I rarely use that feature, I will give it a pass