BenQ Gw2280 22 Inch (55.88 Cm) 1920 x 1080 Pixels, Lcd Full Hd, Premium Va Panel, Slim Bezel Monitor, 1Wx2 Speakers, Brightness Intelligence, Flicker-Free, Low Blue Light, 60Hz, Dual Hdmi, Vga (Black)

Hey guys this is TECHBORED and this is Full review based on PROS and CONS of BenQ GW2280. ----------------------------------------------- PROS ( Best features) of this monitor. ----------------------------------------------- DESIGN: It comes with bezel less design and it is really one of its kind and with it I mean that I has also get that textured back that makes it more good looking. WALL MOUNTING AND CABLE MANAGEMENT: It comes with these two aspect that no other monitor brand offers and it is the wall mounting and the cable management. Cable management is so great that the cables simply hide under the stand without noticing. DISPLAY: It comes with a Full HD display. The refresh rate is 60Hz and I think 60 and above 60 is the best refresh rate that you can get at this price. AUTOMATIC BRIGHTNESS: This is only a monitor at this price that offers Adaptive brightness and it can also be said automatic brightness technology. I loved it because manually it is really hard to adjust brightness of a monitor with very much confusing settings. But with this monitor the ambient light sensor adjust color and brightness according to the light around you and for sure this feature is awesome and also protects the eyes. It is a fully certified technology. DUAL HDMI: This monitor has taken it to the next level. At this price it is also offering a second HDMI port. FLICKER FREE DISPLAY: I have seen many and many monitors with flicker but this monitor and almost all monitors that this brand offers gives a great experience with no flickering of display. EYE CARE TECH: This also comes with a technology called low blue light technology that adjusts the blue color of the display that is harmful for eyes. The adaptive brightness technology and flicker free display are some features of this monitor that protects the eyes. -------------------------------------- CONS OF THIS MONITOR -------------------------------------- The only problem is that in the box there is no HDMI cable available but I am also happy with this purchase because this is only the best monitor that you can get under the price of 9k. ------------------ CONCLUSION: ------------------ This is the best monitor under 9k and I have also a reason for this. At this price you are getting those 2 HDMI ports that no one offers, Adaptive brightness and some more features that are really useful for you. Simply this is the best monitor that I have done in a very long time.

Nice build quality and stand was sturdy too. Bezels were truly slim and immersive. There was no HDMI cable provided. There are 2 HDMI ports, an audio in and audio out plus a speaker (gives clear but low sound). Unfortunately I had to return it. I needed this as my 2nd output for my laptop (Acer predator Helios 300) and the color vibrancy and blacks were no where similar to my laptop's. I tried all settings and combinations in monitor and through graphics settings but failed to achieve a similar looking display. The blacks on these are like grey and there is no backlight bleeding but screen is giving out an even whitish light even on low brightness. Changing contrast doesn't do anything much due to which colors looks washed out sometimes but details on high resolution videos are better. There are no pixalations, colors looks natural but again deep blacks are no where to be found. Texts appears best on this screen. Looking at this display and then my laptop's to and fro continuously was straining my eyes badly. Now I got HP 22es and after smalls changes it easily looks like my laptop's display and a true extension with deeper blacks. So I suggest buying this monitor for standalone use (where you don't have to compare and just enjoy the high res natural colors this display has to offer) or if you have similar VA panel from before. I used BenQ TN panel monitor before and didn't face this problem before. Anyway there are no major drawbacks in the monitor itself. This is the best monitor in this price range considering the features it has. Going for HP 22es I had to miss out on dual HDMIs, audio in, audio out and speakers.

Friends this is a combo pack, you'll get everything in one piece. There are some backlogs such as: 1. Hdmi cable and aux cable is not provided. 2. Speakers were not upto mark in sound but clarity was fine. And I was also not happy with the packaging but the inner was well and good.Thank you for such a good product at that price

I’m using this monitor from 25 Jan 2020 and here is my final review after using this monitor for almost 1 year. This monitor have VA panel not IPS so it’s creating problems while you use it 8-10 hours daily. It has UV rays protection but it’s not able to protect 100% It is still trying to protect from UV rays, But VA panel is combination of TN and IPS panel so it is offering IPS panel features with TN panel problems. You can watch it in 1st image and 2nd image. In 2nd image you watch view angle, in reality it’s looking perfect but in camera UV rays blowing. If you are using TN panel from long time and you want IPS panel view angle and features like me, It will help you and also you will save money. What i like in this monitor- 1. FHD (1080P) resolution is very good, I’m using HD (720P) resolution laptop. So I haven’t any issues with resolution. 2. It has speakers inbuilt, It is not very Loud but I will makes Job done. Almost like laptop speakers. Watch my review video. 3. It has auto source detection features, it will easily to use multiple devices like laptop, desktop and console. When any device power up it start showing screen and I don’t need to plug in and out cables. 4. It has auto brightness feature, which is mostly like my MacBook Pro 2012. It has more brighter than MacBook but almost same response. 5. Screen material is very good. So I haven’t issue to use it in sun light. Watch review image, it just capture a little bit mobile flashlight on screen, while today’s mobile phone’s has most bright flash. Ohh man there are many things to talk about this monitor, I’m going to make video and publish to YouTube. You can checkout on my channel, my channel name is vishal jhorar. Go to YouTube and stay connected with me. I’m going to make video on it. Suggestions- 1. Don’t go high screen size in this resolution. 2. Don’t apply pressure on screen while cleaning otherwise pixels will dead. Go to my profile and follow me to get more genuine reviews on products.

When the monitor arrived, I was pleasantly surprised by how thin and portable it was. Took 5 minutes to set up and get going. A word of advice if you're looking to put this monitor any length beyond a meter from your power point: buy an additional power cable for monitors. I was lucky as I just attached the one provided with this to my prior monitor and used it as a second monitor closer to the point. It's a good monitor, albeit a bit small. Make sure to change the color settings when you get it, it's default setting makes the colours appear washed and not as bright as they should. Another thing, this monitor's inbuilt speakers are terrible. If you only want a good monitor, get this. But if you want audio as well, either get another monitor or external USB speakers, as I did. Overall, it's a good product. Update (21-03-2022): I've had this monitor for 3 years now, and I can now give a further input on whether you should buy this. You should not. Save up, get a better panel with your hard earned money. The VA panel on this is terrible once you use an IPS panel. The blacks are awful and distastefully coloured. The colour accuracy in general is just disgusting. The brightness on the panel is too bright if you put it to the absolute minimum. The viewing angles are bad as well. My advice? Save up your money for a few months and get a 27 inch IPS panel. I got a 27 inch IPS panel and am using it as my primary monitor with this one as secondary. It's obvious to me now that this BenQ monitor was a bad investment. The screen size is impractical in todays world and use cases. Changing my review to 2 stars from 4.

Full HD monitor, with dual HDMI ports, upgraded version of the GW2270.. There are two 1W speakers but don't expect much from them... Price difference between the two (GW2270 & GW2280) was hardly ₹ 300 on Amazon.. Overall decent buy at this price range.. You can go for IPS panels at slightly higher price (around ₹ 10,000) depending upon your requirements.. Do read on the difference between TN, VA & IPS panels if you are not sure. This monitor has VA panel which is good for general purpose. Gamers may choose TN panel for faster response time but this monitor too had 5ms response time (same as many TN panels at same or below price range).. Looks are another plus, Edge to Edge display .. I needed HDMI ports as this was to be connected to a Raspberry Pi and this was the best available choice..

The issue here is that the power plug provided with the monitor was not for monitor. It is the same power plug which can be used for microwave oven and such power consuming items. The only compatible plug was in the kitchen. I had to spend another 300 for a smaller power plug. Otherwise, it is an ok product and it costs around 1000 rs lower than the local market price.

video: matte finish, the auto brightness is nice and the eye care protection is also good, 2 HDMI & 1 VGA... headphone port and mic port. no complaints, colours a bit washed out, might be the mode i was using it in. sound: in-built speaker are not great but it has the pass through audio to connect wich is good has cable management portion inside the stand which is great to see in cheap monitors Video: 8/10 Sound:5/10 i've connect my laptop(hdmi), xbox one s(hdmi) and my old pc(VGA) and no complanits