something doesnt add up there :stuck_out_tongue: but the monitor looks pretty good, not sure on the price, is it a good one?
ganon
17 Apr 17#2
tempted but no display port
UN_98
17 Apr 17#3
Oops, thanks
padamowicz93
17 Apr 17#4
I have the very same monitor but in 24". It is okay for web browsing, word etc, but don't expect anything else to look good on it.
SaxonStar
17 Apr 17#5
I have the BenQ GW2760, so exact same panel on the inside. Had for a few years now, pretty happy with the overall display quality, colours and whatnot. I would however recommend perhaps considering a higher resolution in a 27" monitor, but I do give the panel a recommendation :smiley:
Schwarzenegger
17 Apr 17#6
I'll stick with my CCFL display.
UN_98 to Schwarzenegger
17 Apr 171#7
Didn't think people still used CCFL displays
frothar
17 Apr 17#8
60hz and 4ms response time also no freesync. good price but not a great monitor
sikiliza69
20 Apr 17#9
Good price ...paid £163 for the same model 3 years ago.
Rhythmeister
22 Apr 17#10
It'd do the parental units for easy browsing anyway :laughing:
idyllicrobzy
25 Apr 17#11
Expired
awastedyouth
26 Apr 17#12
Down to 128.99 if you're willing to wait for delivery.
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Opening post
27 inch widescreen display
1920 x 1080
16:9
Refresh rate: 60Hz
DVI, HDMI, Speakers
20M:1
4 ms GTG
Thin Bezel
Review:
http://www.trustedreviews.com/benq-gw2760hs-review
camelcamelcamel:
https://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/BenQ-GW2760HS-Widescreen-Multimedia-Speakers/product/B00BPL0558?active=price_amazon&context=home_top_drops
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