Benq GW2265HM 21.5" HD VA Brightness Black Display for PC LED Display - Monitor (54.6 cm (21.5"), 250 cd/m2, 1920 x 1080 Pixels, 6ms, LED, HD)

For the price paid it is a very, very good monitor. Image quality is on par with my previous monitor which I bought for £275 about 7 years back. I don't do gaming, so couldn't rate it for that. But for photo editing and general use, it's excellent.

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El modelo del Monitor es el GW2270, si lo que quieren es un Monitor con entrada VGA se los recomiendo bastante, si no busquen otro modelo que sea HDMI. Repito el modelo GW2270 es VGA. Lo que me gusto del monitor es que se ve muy bien es claro, nitido y con poco brillo se ve excelente, lo único que no me gusto es que la conexión es VGA pero es el único contra que yo le veo.

This monitor has an excellent picture for being non-glossy. Very clear detailed images - much better than my amazing (but issue-ridden) Acer monitor*. To the right of the monitor, back side buttons allow for easy and plentiful menu options (degrees of blue-lighting, audio options, dvi/hdmi/vga options, system menu, picture options, advanced screen image options, etc.!) - Low-blue levels you can choose from: none, 30% (multimedia), Web Surfing (50%), Office (60%), and Reading (70%). I'm not using any low-blue light options but I can still attest that it is very comfortable to work with all day, with no background strobe-flashing. One customer wrote that the base and its connecting stand did not come with screws. That's correct, no screws. But none are needed - push down on the 'neck' once attached to the base and it'll 'snap' very firmly in place. The monitor is then slid into the neck with an interlocking internal bracket - very hidden, it all looks like one slick piece. Very stable. - The monitor doesn't swing left or right but will tilt back and forward sufficiently enough. I'm not good at 'degree's so... about as much as your head lifts if looking up to someone foot taller than you, and as much as your head tilts down when looking at notes on your desk. Practical levels. Make sense? (*My former Acer, 9months old. It seems I'm one of many afflicted with the Acer 'No Signal' sudden death, made worse by shoddy customer service where you pay for the return IF you argue for an RMA# successfully, and then you might pay for their 'fix' & the return if it's deemed not their issue). And now that I have a really great quality pic with non-glossy, I don't miss my Acer in the least. - I haven't had issues with my BenQ so cannot review that aspect. In reading many reviews, I didn't find failed customer support issues in regards to return shipping nor No Signal fails So, I went for it.

Everything is quite good except two things below. First of all, this screen does support 1080P output. However, there is no HDMI port on it, which means you have to buy an adapter to connect this screen to your game console or laptop. Unless your device has a VGA port or a DVI port. This is not convenient nowadays. I think make this point clear to customers who want to buy one maybe a lot more helpful. Secondly, this product may not support auto brightness adjustment? I have to chang the brightness manually. Could be annoying everytime I want to change it. All in all, this is a good product. I just think this could be better.

Likes: - Budget monitor but great for everyday usage - It has HDMI output and viewing angle is great Dislikes: - No actual speakers but HDMI audio output to 3.5mm headphone jack located at the back Bit skeptical about the product but after viewing so many video reviews @ Youtube, I can say this product didn't disappoint me. I will mostly used it for PS4 gaming. This product is a best buy if you're looking for a budget monitor.