GW2791 27” 1080p FHD 100Hz IPS Eye-Care Monitor, HDMI, DisplayPort, 1080x1920, Ultra Slim Bezel, TUV-Certified, Flicker-Free, Low Blue Light Plus, Eye-CareU

Since Amazon groups things together, this review is for the GW2491 For $99, this thing is absolutely outstanding. For sure, it's more feature limited than the more expensive models, but what you're left with is "just a monitor" that delivers on the basics, while omitting all the extra fluff you probably don't need. It has great color quality and a reasonably good refresh rate (100Hz, though it seems 100+Hz is becoming increasingly common... this is a good thing). It forgoes some of the extra fluff that higher end models have, saving money on features you may not need. It has no built-in speakers, built-in microphone or adaptive brightness. The monitor setup menu is remarkably minimal; the only settings are color mode, brightness, low blue light, and input (HDMI/DP). The one drawback: No height adjustable stand. This isn't something that matters in my case as I used my own monitor stand, but it's something to be aware of; it's the only thing I consider essential for a monitor to have that this one doesn't.

First off, this is a truly great 27" monitor. I looked a long time before I found this. It has excellent color and accuracy, no distortions, wide RGB capability (99% +), very fast response time, higher contrast score than a LOT of other even higher priced monitors, nice guarantee, and way brighter display (at same brightness setting) and better color than my Dell 24" 1080p monitor !!! The ONLY oddity is the on/off button placement, and fact that you have to push the button twice to turn off the monitor. Mildly annoying but no where near a deal breaker with its EXCELLENT quality and function. You should check the specs yourself. You'll have to pay a LOT more for a better 27" monitor than this one !!! It is an absolutely great monitor at a price WAY more affordable than even $190 -$200 units

light and new, good quality, size just fit, able to change angle but not height

Wow, monitor technology has certainly advanced by leaps and bounds since I last purchased a monitor. This monitor is bright, sharp, accurate, and colorful, with reds that actually look red, and not orange. 24" seems to be the perfect size for a Full HD monitor, and the frameless design is impressive. I'd give it 4.5 stars if that were possible. My only complaint -- and this isn't really even much of a complaint -- is with black levels, which are kind of dark gray (especially in a dimly-lit room), and not really true black like an OLED display. But in a well-lit room (daytime home or office), the black levels will be just fine. And a OLED monitor costs like $400, which you should buy if you can afford it. I can't. If you're on a budget and still using an older LCD monitor, once of these will be an astonishing improvement. Highly recommended -- I don't think you can do any better for the money. EDIT: The "Eye Care" feature is basically meaningless marketing drivel, but fortunately it's off by default, so you can ignore it. If you want late-night blue light reduction (at the expense of color accuracy), it's a feature that's already built into your operating system.

I’ve been using this as my secondary monitor and it’s been great for that. I mostly use it for videos, podcasts, or anything I want to keep on the side while I work, and it handles that really well. If you don’t have a high-resolution monitor, this one is totally fine as your main display too. Both monitors are 27" What stands out the most is how solid and sturdy the base is. If you want to move the monitor a bit, you actually have to lift it because the rubber pads keep it firmly in place. The stand also gives you enough adjustment options to set it up comfortably. The brightness is fine for the price. The only thing is that when you use it vertically, it feels really tall, which makes me think a 24" might be a more practical size for a vertical secondary monitor. (kinda reminds me of the william dafoe meme when I first look at it)

For price it's amazing. Crisp image. Low bezels. Various light modes. And even speakers. Which for me is not necessary but as a mini tv can be used. One do the best purchase I made all year. And super cheap.

nice feature for according to the budget and quality was very good

We’ve got 14 of these BenQ GW2480 24” monitors in our office, and they’ve become the backbone of our daily grind. The Full HD 1920x1080p display is crisp and clear, making everything from spreadsheets to streaming look great (not that we’d ever stream on work time, of course). The IPS panel ensures wide viewing angles, which is super helpful when collaborating with coworkers—or just leaning back in your chair to ‘think’ about your next big idea. The built-in Eye-Care tech and low blue light features are a blessing for long hours in front of the screen, and we really notice the difference. No more eye strain or headaches after a marathon day of work, and the anti-glare screen keeps everything easy to see, even under harsh office lighting. The built-in speakers are decent in a pinch, but let’s be honest: they’re not going to win any awards for sound quality. Still, they’re handy when you need a quick conference call or a little background music. And the adaptive brightness feature? A surprisingly nice touch that helps keep things comfortable all day. Pro tip from an office that lives by these monitors: Make sure to use the DisplayPort or HDMI connections for the best picture quality. Overall, these monitors are reliable, easy on the eyes, and perfect for keeping productivity high. Five stars for making our workday a little brighter. Alright, alright, screen-scene-right!