- Based on our analysis, the BenQ 27" EX2780Q and BenQ 27" EX2710Q monitors both have a resolution of 2560 x 1440, which we found was excellent for gaming.
- This is not the case with the BenQ is EX2780Q the monitor. The pairing of the two 2W speakers with a 5W subwoofer is surprisingly effective.
- At $599.99, the EX2780Q will represent a notable investment when it hits retailers on October 1. One of its biggest features is BenQ’s introduction of HDRi, with...
- You can take away the rear panel of the BenQ EX2780Q’s stand to assist maintain your cables good and tidy. Its peak brightness stage of round 357cd/m2 went a...
- Finally, there are some BenQ-exclusive features present here too, and that makes a worthwhile addition to the EX2780Q.
- The new BenQ EX2780Q monitor aims to do precisely this balancing act and packs in many practical features. These will not only please gamers.
- The BenQ EX2780Q delivers gaming-grade specs with a 144Hz refresh rate, 5ms response time, 1440p resolution, all in a 27inch IPS panel.
- The BenQ EX2780Q has a great refresh rate, color depth, and speakers, plus good HDR performance and FreeSync.
- I’ll start here by returning to that front grille, it’s necessary because the BenQ EX2780Q actually has speakers. A bit of a rarity among gaming monitors these days.
- View the manual for the BenQ EX2780Q here, for free. ... Do you have a question about the BenQ EX2780Q or do you need help?