Reviews of Latest BenQ Monitors

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BenQ G2220HD review

Those seeking a 1080p monitor on a tight budget could do far worse than the 21.5-inch G2220HD. An HDMI port and built-in speakers are sadly lacking, but it's capable of some impressive results, it's tastefully designed, and it's light enough to easily pick up and move around Read more

£104

26 November 2009 by Paul Monckton

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BenQ V2400W review

With its offset neck and thin chassis, the 24-inch BenQ V2400W flat-panel monitor presents a unique look. While you may have to manually adjust it, its low price and strong performance combined with the sleek design earn this 24-inch LCD our recommendation for home or office use Read more

£300

10 July 2008 by Eric Franklin

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BenQ G2400W review

Big PC monitors are in these days, and with its 24 inches of space, the BenQ G2400W monitor is a simple and attractive option. It features technology that adjusts the monitor depending on whether you're viewing photos, films or documents, making it great for everyday use Read more

£250

13 March 2008 by Rory Reid

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BenQ FP94VW review

The BenQ FP94VW is a 19-inch flat-panel monitor built especially for games. It's not just about a fast 5ms response time -- BenQ has incorporated a range of video modes optimised for different game genres, and there's HDMI input for games consoles, too Read more

£150

12 July 2007 by Rory Reid

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BenQ FP241W review

We can't fault the BenQ FP241W. Not only does it claim to be the world's first monitor with 1080p support and an HDCP-enabled HDMI port, but it's good value for money, has great image quality and is stylish to look at. If you're in the market for a 24-inch 'Full HD' widescreen monitor, it's very difficult to beat Read more

£492

21 November 2006 by Rory Reid

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