BenQ GW2283 22" (55 cm) 1920x1080p 60Hz IPS Full HD|Dual HDMI| Eye-Care| Low Blue Light| Bezel-Less Monitor|Anti-Glare|1WX2 Speakers| Brightness Intelligence| VESA Wall Mountable (Black)

Quality is very good

I'll just say it here, this is a great affordable monitor to buy for a home pc build or even a budget gaming rig. Good viewing angles since its an IPS panel. If you're on a budget this is probably one of the best 22in monitors available (the HP 22es is also another great option with slightly better picture quality, but slightly pricier). If you don't have any specific requirements and don't need a larger monitor, just get this. I impulse bought this during a work emergency when my previous monitor (the HP 22es) died and I just needed something to get work done asap. I didn't expect to like it but I've kept it for over 2 years now. Better IPS panels than this definitely exist but they're in the 20k and above bracket, so not really in the same conversation. I would buy this over any other VA/TN panel if you're looking for something under 10k. Pros: - Very affordable - IPS panel = good colour accuracy - 3.5mm (headphone) jack - Blue light filter / eye care tech Cons: - Height isn't adjustable - Built-in speakers sound worse than a 2000s nokia - Lacks Display-port input, which makes no sense in 2023. - Bezels are noticeable and the overall looks are kinda eh. Don't buy this for the looks.

I got this in January 2022 and even after 2 whole years, this monitor is working as good as new. It has great picture quality, good color reproduction and a handful of features and settings to change through. We can keep 8 profiles all with our own settings (and they are pre-defined such as movie, game, photo, sRGB, Eco, user, Low Blue Light and standard) The speakers arent't really useful but I've connected my external speakers to the monitor's headphone out port so that I can easily switch between my earphones and speakers with laptop sound settings, and apps like Discord, Teams can be individually configured on top of it. An amazing experience with this monitor! All worth it. Edit: 3 years later! Guess who's still running smooth (unlike someone else)? Yes, my monitor! The only constant in my life since the past 3 years. My only support. Absolutely loved every pixel of it and it's loyal as well. Worth the buy.

This monitor is magic! I had an old Lenovo monitor (19'') which caused immense strain on my eyes and they would water frequently. I also have an high degree of myopia. I mainly do coding work and my laptop screen also strained my eyes very much, also being just 15.6''. So the 'eye-care tech' caught my attention and Benq being a trusted old brand, I ordered this (21.5''). And my oh my, this monitor has worked wonders. I sit straight for 12-13 hours before the screen and my eyes don't feel a thing, earlier which used to water within 30-45 minutes of screen time! The picture quality is crisp and vibrant and the brightness goes very high, but I always keep it in the Low-Blue Light mode which automatically reduces the max brightness. I used the auto-brightness Eye Care feature based on ambient light sensing for a few days, which most of the time worked fine, but eventually shifted to manual mode as I preferred constant low brightness. But the colours are equally vibrant on all brightness levels. I played some CS GO and was shocked to see the colour difference between my 2014 laptop (Lenovo Z50-70 1080p) screen and this monitor. I have hooked the monitor to the laptop via HDMI cable (not provided with the 21.5'' model, only VGA cable is provided). The response rate seems good enough, but I eventually stopped playing just because my laptop GPU specs aren't good enough. The design is modern and sleek, slim-bezel. Verdict: Perfect for the price, eye-care tech is a wonder.

Size of this monitor is good enough for home / office use. It's an excellent product baring the sound. Sound clarity isn't loud enough to hear clearly. I haven't played any games on it but for watching films, home / office use it's an excellent pick. Above all the price is affordable. Probably at this price you may not get AMD sync, clear and crisp sound. But it has eye care technology which is very useful for those use this for home / office use. Make note though it has HDMI port, HDMI cable isn't included in the package.

I would have given this 5 stars if not for the first 3 faulty monitors i received. First order- 1st one showed vertical lines and flickering after 2-3 days, replacement came which developed vertical and horizontal lines by 6th day. Replacement was returned and I ordered once more ( because I liked the monitor and there were a lot of good reviews). Second order -(3rd monitor) -- screen started flickering after a few days, I thought I'd just return this and go for the 24inch one, but amazon said only replacement was possible. The replacement (4th monitor) has been running fine so far (3 weeks now). I should also mention that the first 3 monitors came in just the benq cardboard box while the last monitor had pretty good plastic wrapping over the cardboard box.. I wonder if the first 3 were products returned by other customers.. Monitor review Pros- Price, Vesa mount ports (2x hdmi, 1x VGA), audio out/in ports Speakers- Nothing special, but for me its fine for watching random youtube videos, pretty useful when you can't be bothered to put on the headphones. helps in cutting down headphone usage a bit i guess Auto brightness - not as sensitive as phone screen, but works... Low blue light mode- Good but, might be easier to use night mode button in windows 10 than to reach out to press the button on monitor customisable buttons x3, ( i've assigned low blue light mode, brightness and input source to them) Cons- Only vga cable provided (would have been better if it was hdmi) Power cable is a bit short, not a problem if you're not using a mount. Since I'm using those gas spring mounts, I have to put my UPS on the desk to move the monitor freely without stressing the power cable.

Absolutely amazing monitor. Definitely recommended for the price. Best value for your money in the segment without a doubt. After days of research and enquiries for a 22" monitor, and comparing it with Dell's & HP's, I ended up buying a pair of GW2283's for my video editing setup. What a delight to the eyes! Go for it without a doubt, I'm not regretting a single penny spent. Definitely at par with Dell's & HP's IPS 22" monitors, saving you around 1k for the same performance and build quality. Maybe if you search this in your local market, you can buy it for a bit cheaper. But I had no option as such so went on via amazon. Pros- 1. Although I have a dual-display setup, a single 22" will be productive enough for most of the tasks, especially this having a 1080p res. 2. This thing is built like a tank! So robust and heavy, i wasn't expecting it to be of this premium built-quality for the price I paid. This thing is HEAVY! Durability- 11/10. 3. Really good panel. BENQ has been an understated brand but believe me, the actual display quality is no less than it's competition, even at comparatively lower prices. Brightness- 8/10 | Sharpness- 9/10 | Color Accuracy (in the segment)- 9/10 | Anti-glare Display- Good readability in direct light (though it reduces the overall brightness but the negotiation is worthy) | Great Viewing Angles and Adjustability- IPS panel, nothing more to say. 4. I/O management deck- definitely helpful to keep things organised when you got crazy wiring all around as in my setup. Practical design. 5. Also the overall packaging was really good. It came all foamed up in a double cardboard box. Good job Amazon. BENQ package was however far superior with all kinds of protection. Cons- 1. No HDMi cable provided in the package, although the monitor itself has 2× HDMi ports. Just 1 VGA cable (of good quality) provided. 2. Only tilt adjustment for the stand, no height and swivel adjustment, but that's just nit picking. Won't expect that from the segment. 3. This thing is heavy. But definitely it has its benefits in terms of durability. 4. The built-in speakers are just, meh! Not too loud, not too crisp and clear. Just average. Does the job. Sounds more like a mono rather than stereo, but I personally use headphones for my job so no big deal for me. 5. It is not completely bezel-less design. There is a thin in-display bezel after the rim of the panel. Actually the overall bezel is more like 3mm from all sides when actually booted up. Its not absolutely bezeless as they show in the picture, but the crop is minimum. Verdict- Overall a great, robust, practical and powerful tool for your setup if you want durability, great display quality, performance and practicality. Nothing fancy, but still looks appealing, sleek and smooth to the eyes. Highly recommended to pick one of these uo, you wont regret for what you spend. 1080p Res, 60Hz refresh rate, IPS panel features, robust design and build quality, premium looks, super practical. What else do you expect for 7.5k bucks? JUST GO FOR IT.

I was a SAMSUNG Monitor user from long time. Initially I had SAMSUNG CRT monitor and after that LCD monitor 18 inch one. I used them for many years. After lots of research on internet I decided to buy this Benq monitor. But, after using it for more than 1 month, here are my opinion about this monitor. PROS :- - Looks and Build quality is awesome. - Cable management at its best. If your monitor is going to be visible from backside also, then you should definitely buy this monitor. - 2 HDMI Ports is a advantage. - Brightness auto adjustment sensor is also very good addition and its works perfectly. After using this you will get used to it and it is very difficult to go back again. - Stand is very sturdy and simple yet stylish. - Overall Image quality is good considering this is the cheapest IPS LED Full HD monitor. CONS :- - If you are a tech person then you are NOT going to like its Display quality. It is good but NOT excellent. Overall I am NOT happy as I am a tech person. For normal people this is a very good display. - Only VGA cable is provided in the box and NO HDMI cable. This is really SAD. Quality of image from VGA cable connection is Average. Strangely it is showing some flickering on screen which is NOT good. I don't know it is only for my unit or everyone is facing it. - Factory Color calibration is NOT at all good. You have to adjust many settings according to your requirement. - After connecting with HDMI cable I observed that it is showing too much whiter shade in black areas which is NOT good. It was not the case with VGA connection for same settings. - If you use it on User Defined Picture mode then it shows nice colors and deep blacks. Conclusion:- If your budget is strictly low and you want good monitor, then only buy this one. Or I strongly suggest you go with LG monitors.