BenQ GL2450HM LED TN 24 inch Widescreen Multimedia Monitor (1920 x 1080, 2 ms GTG, VGA, DVI-D, HDMI, Speakers) - Glossy Black - £99.99 @ Amazon UK

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BenQ GL2450HM LED TN 24 inch Widescreen Multimedia Monitor (1920 x 1080, 2 ms GTG, VGA, DVI-D, HDMI, Speakers) - Glossy Black was £132.18 now £99.99 @ Amazon

£99.99 £132.18 Amazon UK4 Dec 16

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Technology

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vassy4u

4 Dec 16

Main Features
- 1920 x 1080 Full HD Resolution
- Lightning 2ms Response Time
- 250cd/m2 Brightness
- Built-in Speakers
- VESA Mount Support
- Inputs: DVI and HDMI

Top comments

maccy1

4 Dec 16 4 #6

Cheers vassy...

http://www.gifbin.com/bin/012012/reverse-1338483548_kid_reacts_to_tv.gif

Heat added :smile:

vassy4u to sradmad

4 Dec 16 3 #5

Thanks buddy :smiley:

sradmad

4 Dec 16 3 #4

Nice find vassy, heat :smiley:

Latest comments (35)

kennyhkw

6 Dec 16 #35

If you're not playing any first person shooters then get an IPS panel, they are a million times better than a TN for picture quality and viewing angles. TNs are horrendously washed out and look rubbish when parked beside an IPS panel.
If you want a compromise get a VA/AMVA panel, better colours than a TN and almost as fast response rate.

mastercruzer

5 Dec 16 #34

I waited too long to make my mind up about HP 24 inc IPS monitor (dunno what I was thinking) and missed out on the deal last week. I am waiting for it to come back on sale. I was deciding between the HP and this BenQ and decided to go with the HP one for IPS. I have this BenQ height adjustable version and have to say its brilliant, but I wanna try out an IPS monitor.

mubashar

5 Dec 16 #33

The BenQ monitor is now £112.16.

Anyone able to comment on alternative options queried in posting #22

Also, anyone able to comment on the return on your investment if one opted for a:

27" IPS for £160
http://www.ebuyer.com/742244-lg-27mp58vq-27-full-hd-ips-monitor-27mp58vq

Instead of
24" IPS for £100 (when next on offer)
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hp-24xw-ips-monitor-full-hd-23-8-99-95-john-lewis-2-year-guarantee-2559601
or
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hp-24-monitor-ips-full-hd-99-99-pcworld-2558245

Optimus_Toaster

5 Dec 16 1 #30

Nearly a hundred notes for a TN display with bezels wide enough to land a small plane.

K1LLER HORNET to Optimus_Toaster

5 Dec 16 #32

Exactly. I think people have gone mad.
Who in their right minds wants a TN panel?You can say gamers all day long but you'd be very hard pressed to notice a difference compared to an IPS screen and if you're that serious about gaming then surely you'll get a more appropriate higher end panel.

iffy1234

5 Dec 16 #31

Why is this good for gaming compared to the HP 24XW IPS one?

Billythebubble

4 Dec 16 #29

So what's the real benefit between this model GL2450HM or GL2560HM model?

vassy4u

4 Dec 16 #28

its pricespy

iwednesday

4 Dec 16 #27

i would also like to knpw

morgie

4 Dec 16 #26

I'd be interested in views here also.

vassy4u

4 Dec 16 2 #1

CCL have is an "Open box item" for £100.32

soul0merk to vassy4u

4 Dec 16 #25

what website is this?

EmJayiii

4 Dec 16 2 #24

Good monitors possibly able to overlook to 75hz (at your own risk!). Got three (thanks to my wife for the presents ;-) ) running in eyefinity. can't fault them especially at this price.

gap30

4 Dec 16 1 #23

used to have this monitor and was happy with it

as already mentioned no display port

mubashar

4 Dec 16 1 #22

I'm looking for a monitor for office work. Not needing for gaming. I take it IPS is a big plus rather then a very low ms count?

Is it better to go for this non IPS 24" for £100?

Or 23" IPS for £95 (was £85 before):
http://www.box.co.uk/Acer_G237HL_23_IPS_Full_HD_LCD_HDMI_Mo_1955213.html

Or wait for 24" IPS for when it's on offer for £100 again like:
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hp-24xw-ips-monitor-full-hd-23-8-99-95-john-lewis-2-year-guarantee-2559601
or
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hp-24-monitor-ips-full-hd-99-99-pcworld-2558245

mastercruzer

4 Dec 16 1 #21

It's been £99 for a week now. Great price for a great monitor.

Solidfunk

4 Dec 16 #19

Hi, Would you suggest jumping on this, I want a 1080p monitor or do you suspect there will be better deals? thanks

Solidfunk to Solidfunk

4 Dec 16 #20

Would you suggest this? https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00BDBWE0Y?psc=1

Thanks

hamzahuk

4 Dec 16 1 #18

Very nice 1080p monitor, its a shame they didn't put their 1440p one back down to £200

mcormack

4 Dec 16 2 #15

Vassy the legendary deal provider! HOT

vassy4u to mcormack

4 Dec 16 #17

Thanks :smiley: Encouraging :stuck_out_tongue:

shineon

4 Dec 16 1 #16

Nice Find.. Good affordable screen for gaming.

sam_of_london

4 Dec 16 #13

No displayport. Only old hdmi 1.3 or hdmi 1.4

daveburgess to sam_of_london

4 Dec 16 1 #14

There's an awful lot of people that don't have display port and precisely what feature do you think you will be missing from the hdmi specification?

Had this monitor and other BenQ's for years.

machomansavage

4 Dec 16 #11

Cold

vassy4u to machomansavage

4 Dec 16 1 #12

Good night :smiley:

gangstabwoiiwill

4 Dec 16 1 #10

Had this monitor delivered yesterday. Lovely crisp display, great size as well especially for gaming! Only down side is the speakers are what you would expect from a monitor, so you will probably need external speakers unless of course like me you use a headset for all sound. Overall, a great purchase at a great price.

ollie87

4 Dec 16 1 #9

I have the 22 inch version of this and can confirm it is great. Mine overclocked up to 80Hz.

rimz790

4 Dec 16 1 #8

Great monitor, great price! I have the exact model and I have been using it as my main display for my PC and PS4 gaming. Recommended!

Frank30uk

4 Dec 16 2 #7

Looks like a solid display at that price, cheers Vas :smiley:

maccy1

4 Dec 16 4 #6

Cheers vassy...