BenQZOWIE XL2746K Gaming Monitor (27 inch, 240 Hz, 0.5ms, DyAc+, XL Setting to Share, S switch, Shielding Hood)

Very easy to set up and a lot of versatility in how you can place and angle it. Additionally, the colours and colour options are great for a TN panel. Switching to standard or movie mode gives a good viewing experience. You can tell it's a 1080p panel when watching UHD videos or movies, but it's definitely not noticable when playing games. Fantastic brightness as well - I prefer my monitors to be set quite bright, and whereas other monitors are usually a bit dark for me, this one isn't. It still looks good with indirect sunlight in the room.As for CSGO -I got this monitor for high level CS and there is a clear difference between 144 and 240hz. It's not ground breaking, but it is definitely smoother and a lot easier to track opponents. The game is a lot more fluid with this monitor and lets you feel more comfortable taking 1v1s and rushing a site. The default monitor setting FPS 1 is specifically tailored for CSGO and makes it really easy to see through mollies. Don't get me wrong, the colour settings don't completely negate bad vision through molotovs, but it is a LOT easier to see enemies compared to other monitors I've used.

Best Cs2 monitor iv ever playing on !

We bought this monitor to go with a top spec i9 RTX4090 Malius PC from Scan, who we also bought via Amazon. The monitor is extremely well built, i have used a lot of different monitors over the years and the quality build of this model is excellent. The stand is so well built and heavy and has every type of adjustment on it you could possible need. This particular 240MHz display is used by all the pro gamers for CS2 and its bigger 360Mhz version, so was expecting a lot and we got it. It has a separate controller and has inbuilt features to aid with CS2. Came with a nice quality DisplayPort cable in the box as well. The picture seems nice and bright and very clear, even when compared to a 144MHz display, which has now become my second display.

Good and fast best choice luckily i copped it under 350 before it rised

After having owned a multiple monitor setup for a handful of years, constantly switching out each monitor at least a couple of times, this is by far my favourite. From 1080p to 1440p, 24" to 27", 60hz to 165hz to 240hz, this is my favourite option. Having previously owned a 1440p 165hz monitor, it is definitely a difference going back to 1080p.. but when it's necassary, in-game resolution scaling can bring you back up to 1440p-4k as you will, if you have the graphics card for it. But, there is no better sensation of this monitors amazing motion blur reduction for pretty any shooter/FPS. Competitively, 1080p is all you need especially if you want to stick to 200fps+ to make the most of the buttery smooth 240hz. DyaC on or off is a blast, but keeping it on just makes sense, and you definitely notice a big difference with fast motion gameplay. Looking at any other monitor becomes an eyesore, quite literally.Is it worth keeping to 1080p? It sure is. I play Call of Duty at 1080p, as well as Apex. Pretty much any other shooter I play from Battlefield, to Destiny, to Borderlands, I just raise the res scale to 1440p and still hit great FPS. I don't have the best card (6700xt), but it's up there for its 1440p performance, so if you have anything a lot lower then you may struggle running up that res scale.. so instead of 1440p (1080p x 133), just run it up as far as you can with your desired FPS and you'll still have a great time. The one thing I can say about DyaC+ is that it makes you feel like you're getting more FPS than you actually are, especially at the low end. 200fps, you don't get MUCH of a difference, just the blur reduction.. BUT, if you're only getting 80-120fps in game, you feel like you're on 140-150. So maybe it IS beneficial with lower end graphics card. Take the plunge, I'm sure you won't regret it.

It is a TN panel, so don't expect anything amazing from the colours or viewing angles. AMA works amazing in Premium setting (no artifacts, ghosting or inverse ghosting). But this might be panel lottery and it variates between each individual panel/screen for the same XL2546K.What makes this monitor have an edge between other monitors that are 240hz and even the big boys of 360hz is the DyAc+. This black frame insertion has been implemented perfectly and it makes a big difference, the brightness does not drop as much as you would expect and not only that objects in motion even at 1600 px/s (done in Frog Pursuit) you can still see the objects as clear as if they weren't moving.I come from another 240hz, the AW2521HF, that I gaveaway to my brother but the leap in pure gaming performance it's amazing, even though the colours aren't the greatest they are more than good enough for gaming if you tweak it and play with the colour vibrance. Only negative part of this monitor it's its lack in contrast.Overall the 2nd best gaming monitor in the market, only behind the Benq 2566K. This same monitor but with 360hz.

Simple intuitive operation of the monitor. Nice colors. the image does not blur i have the impression that this is the best monitor for csgo ive ever had. I recommend!

Very impressive performance for an esport monitor