PD2730S

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

Looks very futuristic but is too big for my taste and needs. Now I’m looking at the new Benq PD2730S 27” 5k

Thanks these are very useful insights. I have been commenting so much that I guess I was lazy on this one: I only mentioned the Asus ProArt and not the BenQ PD2730S, for some examples of competitor monitors. It’s important for me to mention that each is a 5K 27” monitor with the same retina PPI as t

The Pro Art has received good reviews, but I don’t have any direct experience. I’m currently evaluating a dual BenQ PD2730S 27” 5k monitors to replace my 32” BenQ. I like the BenQ monitors’ build quality compared to the Asus and ViewSonic based on the YT videos I’ve seen. I also compared, albeit not