PD2730S

According to displayspecifications.com, this monitor users the same BOE panel as the BenQ PD2730S. On the topic of backlight bleeding, one can assume that the BenQ’s performance will be similar (bad) except that it costs way more than the ASUS. That is quite disappointing, especially for the use cas

MA270S | 27" 5K Nano Gloss by BenQ will be available in February but the price $1300 is crazy

Je suis dans la même situation que toi et me questionne sur ces deux modèles également.Je partage le même constat que toi sur les défauts et les qualités de chacun de ces moniteurs... mais la fiabilité du Dell me préoccupe pas mal.Je regarde aussi le Benq PD2730S qui est certes plus cher, mais qui e

IMO this is the Best Value monitor for Mac Dell S2725QC (27" 4K 120Hz with USB-C) 5K is the best resolution for Mac but it comes at a high cost: Apple Studio Display BenQ PD2730S 27" 5K ASUS ProArt Display 27” 5K

I had the BenQ PD2730S (5K) sitting next to a Dell U2725QE (4K) and pixel peeping one and then the other (with the same video input - Thunderbolt, screen mirror) and could hardly tell a difference with the naked eye.. both set to 1440p looks like. Maybe I just need glasses or the difference isn’t th

BenQ PD2730S Yeah, just disappointing when it's looking proper on everything but the one format everyone will view it on.

Owning myself the BenQ PD2730S, the stand on it is really good and sturdy with barely any wobble, where my previous Dell monitors were dancing all over the place just by supporting my wrists on the desk and typing. So unless the stand in this model is worse, I personally don’t think the stand is uns

The BenQ is glossy, has a better static contrast ratio, Thunderbolt hub, more USB ports, is fanless (the LG might have a fan?), less ugly design, probably better colour calibration, and has better Mac integration. So if your focus is productivity, photo editing, and maybe some strategy games then I

But it looks a bit cheap. I own multiple BenQ displays. My oldest (PD2500Q from 2017) has outlived multiple PCs. It's still hooked up, just as a secondary instead of the primary that it used to be. Yes, it's in a plastic shell and it has a bezel, about the same size as the MA270S, but that's the sac

I just bought 2 Dell S2725QC (27" 4K 120Hz USB-C) monitors and they've been great. It the best budget friendly 4K monitor for Mac IMO. If you have the budget for it check out these 5K options: BenQ PD2730S 27" 5K or ASUS ProArt Display 27” 5K