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27 products

  1. BenQ XL2720T review

    BenQ XL2720T review

    4 Last reviewed

    A sad return to the days of weak TN screens makes this a pricey screen to steer clear of.

    BenQ XL2411T review

    BenQ XL2411T review

    9 Last reviewed

    A great 24-inch, 120Hz screen for an absolute bargain price. Whether you love 3D or not, this is a quality monitor.

    BenQ GW2750HM review

    BenQ GW2750HM review

    8 Last reviewed

    Apple has made IPS screen technology almost obligatory, so is there any point in the new BenQ monitor and its VA panel?

    BenQ XL2420T review

    BenQ XL2420T review

    9 Last reviewed

    When it comes to PC monitors, we hate novelty "gaming" monitors and TN panels. This monitor has both, but we love it.

    BenQ EW2730V review

    BenQ EW2730V review

    8 Last reviewed

    A huge 27-inch VA panel that's an awesome deal at this price. But we thirst for more pixels.

    BenQ RL2240H review

    BenQ RL2240H review

    9 Last reviewed

    The BenQ RL2240H is a 22-inch TV screen with Full-HD for the gamer on a budget.

    BenQ EW2430 review

    BenQ EW2430 review

    6 Last reviewed

    Can a VA panel and an LED backlight improve on this classic model from BenQ?

    BenQ XL2410 review

    BenQ XL2410 review

    9 Last reviewed

    A superb LED monitor which does more than 3D gaming, but it will cost you for the privilege.

    BenQ V2410T review

    BenQ V2410T review

    8 Last reviewed

    Spare a thought for the BenQ V2410T. Until recently, it was an extremely attractive 24-inch monitor. Not only does it sport a Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 pixel grid, but also packs an LED backlight and a fully adjustable stand. Not bad for around £160. Problem is, BenQ has only gone and launched the even more desirable EW2420, taking the 24-inch plus LED recipe and adding glorious VA panel technology to the mix. Incredibly, the new EW2420 actually sells for a bit less than the V2410T.

    BenQ EW2420 review

    BenQ EW2420 review

    9 Last reviewed

    This is it, folks. The holy grail of LCD monitors. The Jesus H Christ of flat panels. A truly affordable large display powered by something other than a TN panel, in other words. We give you the new BenQ EW2420 24-incher, yours for a whisker over £150 and sporting a VA panel. Cue much rejoicing.

    BenQ G2220HD review

    BenQ G2220HD review

    6 Last reviewed

    A good quality screen at a great price makes for a decent all-round option

    BenQ G920WL review

    BenQ G920WL review

    8 Last reviewed

    A 19" LED backlit monitor that will suit designers and gamers alike

    BenQ G2200HD review

    BenQ G2200HD review

    9 Last reviewed

    This 22" monitor from BenQ shows there's still some life to be had from a TN panel

    BenQ X2000W review

    BenQ X2000W review

    8 Last reviewed

    The BenQ X2000W should be in the shops by the time you read this review, as our sample was the first in the country. It measures in at 20 inches and you get a resolution of 1680 x 1050 pixels. We weren't enthused by the basic and ugly base that snaps on to the X2000W, but the rest of the cosmetics are a great success.

    BenQ FP93VW review

    BenQ FP93VW review

    8 Last reviewed

    There are two things about this monitor that grabbed our attention. Firstly, its looks: we can't think of a better-looking budget monitor to accompany a Mac mini or white MacBook

    BenQ MP611 review

    BenQ MP611 review

    6 Last reviewed

    The BenQ MP611 stands out in a number of respects. For one thing, it is dark blue in colour, which is certainly unusual, and the nine metal control buttons look stylish and smart

    BenQ FP222Wa review

    BenQ FP222Wa review

    8 Last reviewed

    As a 1680 x 1050 22-inch display, the FP222Wa widescreen monitor is well suited to home-users; especially so when taking the 5ms response time into consideration. The flexible viewing angle means it's great for movies

    BenQ FP241WZ review

    BenQ FP241WZ review

    8 Last reviewed

    The next generation of LCD monitors are improving things immeasurably, at least in a visual context. BenQ's 24-inch offering has been heavily delayed, but the final release model proves that the humble LCD still has a whole lot of development left

    BenQ FP91R review

    BenQ FP91R review

    5 Last reviewed

    Spending the best part of £900 on a 19-inch 1280 x 1024 resolution monitor may seem like insanity, but for colour professionals there's a method to the madness. If you need spot-on colour, a conventional budget monitor will never provide it

    BenQ PE5120 review

    BenQ PE5120 review

    8 Last reviewed

    We almost dropped this projector in shock when we saw the price. It's rare to find a projector for less than £500 and even rarer to find one this cheap that performs decently

    BenQ FP202W review

    BenQ FP202W review

    8 Last reviewed

    BenQ will be thanking goodness for minor mercies. You see, we are sophisticated, discerning aficionados of the finer points of flatpanelry. If looks and on-paper specifications alone were judge and jury...

    BenQ CP220 review

    BenQ CP220 review

    8 Last reviewed

    BenQ has steadily been expanding its portable data projector line of late and while the 1.8kg weight of the CP220 (£680 inc. VAT) isn't exactly ultraportable, it's a compact and tidy box that comes with its own carry case

    BenQ FP91V review

    BenQ FP91V review

    8 Last reviewed

    A year or two ago, BenQ was renowned as a manufacturer of blandlookingbut worthy kit. These days, it rivals Sony as a purveyor of desirableproducts. So, it's no surprise the FP91V has much in common with Sony'sSDM-HS95P

    BenQ PE5120 review

    10 Last reviewed

    The ultra compact, lightweight BenQ PE5120 is a true widescreen (16:9) projector and uses the WVGA (854 x 480) standard DLP processor, which is a fairly basic chip of its type, though at least you're not throwing part of its resolving power away ...

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