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

In the UK, the BenQ MA270S is currently £900. A certified refurbished Apple Studio Display (VESA) from Apple which comes like new condition with full warranty, at £1,149 comes with built in speakers, a slightly brighter display, and a built-in camera. Price gap between these two options is not that

I’m a bit of a giant so big arms + old eyes = desk depth :) I say go for it then. Only other interesting monitor to check is the new BenQ MA270S. Only TB4 and 70hz but is glossy 5k and a third of the price!

I’m also torn between these 2 but although the BenQ is fine, the allure of 5K perfect scaling bears a heavy weight! The Asus is also backordered everywhere here in Europe, but the PD2730S (BenQ, also 5K) is available at the moment, although much more expensive than the Asus

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

I ended up going for the PD2730S. Very happy with it. I can’t tell you about the comparison of the monitors of my original question, but I personally don’t miss the 120hz. I don’t really notice much of a difference when I’m working from my Macbook Pro (120hz) or my monitor (60hz) but others might do

⚠️ Please move the (much fuller and better formatted) content from your duplicate post to this post (in this direction, given that this post already has multiple comments). Here is content of that duplicate post for now: Hi all, Recently, I switched from Windows to macOS and quickly became dissatisfi