Benq Portable Monitor

[Yes] I bought this to go from a BenQ monitor to my CPU. It seems to be doing the job!

I bought this to go from a BenQ monitor to my CPU. It seems to be doing the job!

[IPS-Type LCD] BenQ is an industry leader and this monitor lives up to BenQ’s reputation

[>95] This is my second BenQ Monitor, but different in some aspects. I am 80 years old and need the benefits of a monitor that protects my eyes. I do the bookkeeping and all the email for my Pipe Organ business and use my computer every day. It is just the right size. I cannot use a monitor larger than this one at 21.5. Large ones are too overwhelming. I appreciate the benefit of the daily use of the BenQ Eye-Care Monitor. Before I got the first BenQ monitor my eyes watered a lot and were tired at the end of the day. I sometimes work until late in the evening, and often use the monitor until after midnight. BenQ monitors are the best, in my opinion.

[31.96 lb] The BenQ monitor was easy to setup and configure. So far it seems to be a definite upgrade from my old monitor.

[Fuji NP-150] Powers my Sony 5 portable monitor

[Yes] What can I say? It works! Using it between a Mac Studio and the BenQ PD3200U UHD monitor.

[60 Hz] I bought this monitor because my computer could not drive a 4k monitor. It is a very good monitor in par with the BenQ PD3200U 32 16:9 4K IPS Monitor which I have on my other computer.

[5 W (Maximum)] I must admit when I first ordered this BenQ ScreenBar LED Light from B&H, I thought that maybe this will turn out to be a frivolous accessory. But I was wrong! The BenQ ScreenBar LED Light provides even and glare-proof lighting across my entire desktop, and monitor screen. In addition the options to adjust the color temperature and auto brightness, make this the perfect accessory for my photo editing. Also, it fits perfectly on my BenQ PD2705U monitor. This is definitely worth consideration, especially at this price point.

[8000:1] After using for only one week, I must say that this monitor meets or possibly exceeds expectations. Initially, I was considering one of the BenQ units that runs a few hundred dollars more, but given my satisfaction with the 241W for the past nine years, I opted for this one. The clarity, ease of setup, and factory sRGB calibration make it the best monitor Ive owned so far. Mine arrived with no dead pixels, which I was very happy about. It, also, calibrates very nicely with my Epson SureColor P800 printer. One caveat if you use Adobe Lightroom for photo editing: it might run a bit more slowly on the 4K, but turning on GPU Acceleration in the LR Preferences Performance panel remedies the issue (at least it did for me). I can definitely recommend this monitor.