BenQ's EX2780Q ($599) is primarily geared toward gaming—with a 144Hz refresh rate and support for AMD's FreeSync technology—but this 27-inch monitor has some unusual features that set it apart. These ...

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BenQ EX2780Q gaming monitor comes equipped with a 27-inch QHD+ IPS panel with a refresh rate of 144Hz. It features the company’s HDRi technology It features the company’s HDRi technology which is said ...

Yeah, it is not a typo, HDRi, another fake emulated HDR mode just to put a label on the box? The monitor offers 350 nits only. BenQ announced the EX2780Q gaming monitor to the market, which has ...

High dynamic range (HDR) is popping up everywhere these days, offering the potential for more vibrant colors, deeper blacks, and brighter whites on TVs and PC monitors alike. More than even 4K, HDR ...

A high-resolution, high-refresh rate display used to be a thing relegated to the high-end. Nowadays it’s something that sits firmly in that realm we all know of as affordable tech. Regardless of ...

Staying immersed in the game can be the key to winning at times, and the BenQ EX2780Q Gaming Monitor is built for it. This premium 27-inch gaming monitor features 2.1 channel sound with a built-in 5W ...

BenQ's latest is something that ticks all of the right boxes - QHD 1440p resolution, excellent colour depth, a high 144 Hz refresh rate, low-response time. Plus, it also ticks a few boxes of its own ...

BenQ's EX2780Q ($599) is primarily geared toward gaming—with a 144Hz refresh rate and support for AMD's FreeSync technology—but this 27-inch monitor has some unusual features that set it apart. These ...

The BenQ EX2780Q is a jack of all trades. It handles pretty much everything well but isn’t quite a master at anything. With its solid speakers, multiple HDR modes and great ports its versatility makes ...

Gaming monitors often lean hard into a stereotype of what gaming hardware should look like. That means brash, angular design with gaudy LED accents. The BenQ EX2780Q is an alternative. It’s a sleek, ...