Whether you are a gamer, professional, or casual user, there’s a monitor for you. BenQ has just added the 27-inch PD2706UA monitor for professionals, complete with a KVM switch and 90W USB-C ...

AppleInsider goes hands on with BenQ's 27-inch DesignVue UHD Thunderbolt 3 Display, an adaptable, ultra-high definition monitor with plenty of features to please even the most fickle designer. With ...

At the end of June, I reviewed the BenQ EW3280U, a 32-inch entertainment monitor from BenQ. I quite liked it. In fact, I was very sorry to see that monitor go, even though it would have been a little ...

Taiwanese giant BenQ has officially announced the all-new BenQ PD2705U monitor in China. It is a 27-inch panel that has support for 4K UHD resolution and comes with an external OSD controller support.

Since Apple discontinued the 27-inch 5K iMac, Mac users have had to look elsewhere for a comparable desktop experience. Apple, Samsung, and LG have been the only display makers with 27-inch 5K ...

BenQ has announced its latest monitor, and this one features a built-in USB-C docking station, a first for a monitor, according to the company. The PD2710QC is a 27-inch 2560 × 1440 IPS LED monitor ...

BenQ has released its latest displays today. The two new 27-inch Ergo Arm Designer Monitors and 32-inch version feature a 4K resolution, USB-C connectivity with up to 90W pass-through power, 95% DCI ...

BenQ had released a new 27-inch 2560x1440 QHD resolution monitor called the PD2700Q. If the model number sounds familiar it is because HEXUS reviewed a relative of this monitor, the BenQ SW2700PT ...

BenQ announced the launch of a set of super-fast 27" gaming monitors yesterday, the first 240Hz monitors in its MOBIUZ lineup. The two monitors are packed with premium features and FreeSync Premium.

BenQ's SW270C is a 27-inch monitor built for photographers, and it acts as a successor or upgrade to the popular SW2700PT that's been around for a few years. The SW270C is by no means cheap and will ...

At the moment, we're seeing a series of new monitor types and styles enter the fray, which also means reductions are rife on more standard options which have been around for a while. This is good news ...