10 Best BenQ 4K Monitors
for June 2023

The BenQ PD2700U is a great 27-inch monitor for graphic artists and designers, and it's one of the best 27-inch monitors we've tested. The monitor's outstanding color gamut, high brightness, and wide viewing angles make it an attractive choice for professionals who need a big, bright, and colorful display. It also has the HDR10 support that graphic artists need, and it supports both sRGB and Rec. 709, which are the two primary color spaces used by most graphic professionals. The PD2700U has an impressive contrast ratio of 10,000,000:1, and it has a brightness of 350 cd/m2, which is more than bright enough to use outdoors. It also has fast response time of 5 ms (GTG), which gives you smooth movement in videos, games, and movies. Its display is bright, vivid, and colorful, and it features high angular resolution of 3840x2160, which allows you to view your work in high-definition. The monitor is also equipped with two built-in mics, which you can use for conference calls. The monitor has a USB-C port, which you can use to connect it to your notebook or PC. The USB-C port supports USB-PD, which means you can charge your MacBook or Chromebook from the monitor. The monitor's stand is adjustable, so you can use it at your desk, or you can use it on your lap. The monitor is light, and it has a metal frame, so it's less susceptible to damage than cheaper monitors. The monitor's stand is also detachable, so you can use the monitor without it.

The 32-inch BenQ PD3200U is an exceptional monitor, and it's one of the best overall 4K monitors we've tested. It offers excellent color accuracy and wide viewing angles, and it supports a wide range of inputs, including DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0. The monitor offers 4K resolution, which makes for a sharper image, and it offers a wide color gamut, so colors appear more vivid. It has an IPS panel, so it's better at displaying wide viewing angles, and it also offers greater image contrast than TN panels. The monitor is bright, and it offers a good contrast ratio. The PD3200U has 178-degree viewing angles, which is wider than most IPS monitors, and it also offers Rich Color Mode, which enhances the color range and gamma. The monitor is sturdy, and it also offers VESA mounting support. The monitor is reasonably priced, and it offers a 3-year warranty, so it's one investment that you'll probably never need to replace.

The BenQ EW2880U is an impressive 4K UHD monitor. It has some of the best image quality of any monitor we tested, with accurate colors, deep blacks, and high contrast. It delivers vibrant, accurate colors that are almost indistinguishable from those of an actual 4K OLED TV. The 4K resolution is also ideal for watching 4K movies, and watching movies on 4K UHD TVs is also great for gaming. It has a nice, wide viewing angle, so people who sit close to the display won't see much color distortion. The EW2880U's image quality is also excellent in daytime, though it can lose some color accuracy in bright sunlight. It also offers great video performance with support for HDR10 and Dolby Vision. In addition to 4K resolution, the EW2880U also supports 5.1 surround sound, and it also has dual 3W stereo speakers, which play loud, clear sound. The monitor has an IPS panel, so it's bright enough to use in a bright room, and it has an anti-glare finish, so it's comfortable to use even in bright sunlight.

The BenQ EW3270U is the best monitor we've ever tested, and it's easy to see why. At 32 inches, this 4K monitor has an impressive size, and the panel is sharp. The monitor is bright, and its 4K resolution offers four times as many pixels as 1080p. The EW3270U has 3,840 horizontal by 2,160 vertical pixels, and because it's a native 4K monitor, it can show non-4K content at its full resolution. The monitor is very well calibrated, with very accurate colors and a sharp display. The monitor has a very good refresh rate, at 60Hz. In addition, the monitor has a generous feature set: In addition to DisplayPort, it has HDMI 2. 0, a USB-C connection for video, and an audio jack. The EW3270U has a 16:9 aspect ratio, and it's ideal for movie fans. The monitor also has two built-in speakers, which sound good, but you might prefer external speakers. The EW3270U has a wide viewing angle, so you can view the screen from almost any direction. The EW3270U has a very good port selection. It has four USB 3.0 ports, a USB-C port, an audio jack, and a headphone jack. The USB ports are angled, so they don't block the light from the monitor. The USB-C port is Thunderbolt 3 compatible, and you can connect a Thunderbolt 3 cable to the monitor. The monitor's USB-C port is USB 3. 1 compatible, so you can power the monitor from a USB 3. 1 port. The monitor also has built-in speakers, so you can plug your own speakers into the monitor's audio jack. The EW3270U has a limited three year warranty.

The BenQ EL2870U is a 28-inch 4K monitor with a sharp 3840x2160 resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time. It offers a number of features to help gamers, including AMD FreeSync technology, which eliminates tearing and broken frames. The monitor also sports AMD's HDR technology, which can offer greater brightness and contrast level for vivid images. The monitor also has built-in speakers, which sound decent for multimedia, but aren't loud enough for gaming. And its 1ms response time is fast enough for fast-paced games, but slow enough for smooth video playback. The monitor's 28-inch screen is large, and its 1,000:1 contrast ratio provides plenty of detail. The monitor is pricey, but for the money, it offers plenty of high-end features.

The BenQ SW271 is a 27-inch monitor with 4K resolution, 10-bit color, and HDR, which makes it an extremely competitive choice for photographers, videographers, and other creative professionals. The SW271 is the least expensive monitor in our roundup, and it offers excellent image quality for the money. With its wide viewing angle, it can handle multiple users at once, and its wide color gamut supports a wide range of colors. The SW271 has minor issues with image retention, where slightly darker areas of an image are slightly brighter than lighter areas, which can make images look slightly washed out. And because it's relatively expensive for a 4K monitor, it doesn't have a USB-C or HDMI inputs, which limits its versatility. But for most people, image quality is most important, and the BenQ SW271 delivers.

The BenQ PD2720U is an attractive 27-inch 4K monitor with support for HDR10 and DCI-P3 color gamuts, making it a great choice for gamers. The PD2720U has a 90 Hz refresh rate, which is fast for 4K monitors. Its resolution is 3840x2160, which is a little higher than you get on some 4K monitors, and it has a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, which outdoes the 10,000:1 contrast ratio of some 4K monitors. The PD2720U's color accuracy is particularly good, and it also has a 100 percent sRGB color gamut. The monitor's image quality is also very good, with rich, vibrant pictures. The monitor has its own integrated speakers, which are a little tinny, but at least they sound better than our test monitors from a few years ago. The PD2720U also has built-in USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, so it can be connected to your computer using cables or Thunderbolt 3 adapters. The PD2720U's black levels are also excellent, and we noticed no backlight bleeding, even in dark, shadowy scenes. The PD2720U is also relatively cool, so this monitor won't heat up your room.

The BenQ PD3200U is a really good 4K monitor, and it's a lot cheaper than the Dell UltraSharp 4K monitor we tested (which we loved). The BenQ's native resolution is 3840 x 2160, which is a little higher than the 3840 x 2160 on the Dell, and it has a 4K ultra-high-definition screen, but its pixel density is lower at 139 ppi, compared to 156 ppi on the Dell. The BenQ also has fewer color gamut options than the Dell, and its presentation modes aren't quite as extensive (the Dell has 13, while the BenQ has 6). The BenQ's 3840 x 2160 resolution makes it perfect for 4K displays, and its 4K ultra-high-definition screen is great, but its lower pixel density and lower color gamut options make it less suitable for design work than some other 4K monitors we tested. The BenQ's native color gamut also is more limited, and it can't reproduce all colors accurately. The BenQ's display covers 97% of the sRGB color space, which is a good result, but it can't reproduce the full Adobe RGB color space, and it can't reproduce 60% of the DCI-P3 color space. The BenQ's display covers 98% of the DCI-P3 color space, which is a good result, but it can't reproduce the full Adobe RGB color space, and it can't reproduce 60% of the sRGB color space. The BenQ's display covers 99% of the sRGB color space, which is a good result, but it can't reproduce the full Adobe RGB color space, and it can't reproduce 60% of the DCI-P3 color space. The BenQ's display covers 97% of the Adobe RGB color space, which is a good result, but it can't reproduce the full DCI-P3 color space. The BenQ's display covers 99% of the DCI-P3 color space, which is a good result, but it can't reproduce the full Adobe RGB color space. The BenQ's display covers 97% of the sRGB color space, which is a good result, but it can't reproduce the full DCI-P3 color space.

The BenQ EW3270U is a 32-inch 4K UHD monitor with a built-in speaker and FreeSync support, and it's our best pick for budget buyers. Its 4K resolution and 3840 x 2160 resolution deliver a sharp, detailed image, and FreeSync minimizes tearing and stuttering, even in games. The EW3270U offers a good range of connectivity options, including HDMI (2.0), DisplayPort (1.4), and DisplayPort (1.2). The monitor also has a USB hub and a 3.5mm audio port. The EW3270U's clean, minimalist design looks professional and is complemented by attractive, ergonomic features like a swivel stand and a tilt function. The EW3270U's 4K resolution makes it especially well-suited for gaming, and it comes with Nvidia's G-Sync technology, which works to minimize tearing and stuttering. However, this monitor is more expensive than most of the models in our comparison, and its performance is somewhat limited. The EW3270U has a fairly wide 16:9 aspect ratio, so it's best for watching movies and viewing photos. The EW3270U is also limited by its built-in speakers, which aren't very loud or powerful, and they aren't as crisp as those with a dedicated sound card.

The BenQ PD2720U DesignVue 27' 4K monitor is hands-down one of the best monitors we've tested this year. It delivers accurate color reproduction, a very wide viewing angle, and excellent image quality. The monitor has 4K resolution, making it perfect for photographers, designers, and anyone else who needs a lot of screen real estate. The monitor has a maximum brightness of 450 nits, which is bright enough to use for video work, and its 1000:1 contrast ratio and 16.7 million colors make it perfect for professional photo editing and image editing. The monitor has a fast response time of 2ms, so it's ideal if you work on graphics or video. The monitor's 27' display size is perfect for a CAD workstation, and the monitor features DisplayPort, HDMI, and Thunderbolt 3 ports, so it's easy to connect your desktop or laptop. The monitor has a USB Type-C port, so you can use the monitor with newer laptops and computers that only have Type-C ports, and you can use the monitor with older computers via an adapter. The monitor has speakers, but they're not very loud, so you'll probably want to connect an external speaker to listen to music or watch a video. The monitor also has integrated speakers, so you can use the monitor as a monitor/speaker system. The monitor has built-in HDR, but BenQ doesn't warn you that HDR is not compatible with all computers, so it's important to read your computer's documentation before connecting the monitor. The monitor has Thunderbolt 3, so you can use the monitor with newer Mac computers, and you can use the monitor with older Mac computers via an adapter. The monitor also has USB 3.1 ports, so you can use the monitor with older computers, and you can use the monitor with newer computers via an adapter. The monitor has integrated speakers, so you can use it with a computer, and the monitor has built-in speakers, so you can use the monitor with a computer and a pair of headphones.