Your desk space is looking nice and fresh man! Great video.

Great review. You´ve covered everything very well. Same like you, I had the previous model (but 32") for a few years now. Back then I thought bigger is better. But 32" is indeed a little too big for photo editting. So looking forward to the improved and better looking 27" modlel.

Nice monitor but I wish they made bezels even size all around the monitor. That bigger chin is a bit annoying 🙄 (I know they probably had some technical limitations) Also, I hope they release an updated 32 version because 27 is a bit too small for my personal use. By the way, what is the refresh rate on this monitor? I hope we finally moved to 120Hz ?

I don't get just how can we edit when the blacks looks grey ?? all the time

Even as a designer, this is drooling

Can you please share some details on your microphone fold out arm that fits on the desk. ?

Hi Tim. Thanks for your video. Any update on how you like the monitor now that you’ve had it for a couple of months? I plan on using this with the BlackMagic UltraStudio 4K Mini I/O device, and use the monitor as a video reference monitor within Resolve. Do you have any experience using the monitor with such an I/o device?

Thanks for the review! This is really helpful as I’m choosing between a smaller monitor / larger tv for photo editing. I have a question on the delta e colour accuracy point. 🙏🏼 I’m looking at reviews of different options and came across the Philips OLED tv which has a

Hii TK, could you share the specific video calibration settings you use for this monitor and Xrite? I recently purchased this monitor and the calibration tool Colorchecker display plus, but the calibration failed. The report shows an average Delta E of 5.54 and a maximum Delta E of 12.06. I'm not sure if there's something wrong with the monitor or if I'm not calibrating it correctly.

So how is Benq's calibration software? How do you keep it calibrated? Factory calibration says nothing since color and brightness shifts after aprox 150-200 hours use..

In your opinion do you have a second Benq monitor options. I like high quality but Im bot profissional. Best regards

is it okay for casual gaming?

are you portuguese ?

I would rather get the Apple Studio display for $100 more

You did not like the old "chunky stand"? Really? Don't you think there was a REASON for it being chunky? It is called STABILITY. And so what that it was "chunky"? It was only taking space below monitor that is almost never used anyway OR you could still easily put stuff on top of that stand, no problem. Its not like it was 10 cm thick. And this new stand??? No way it prevents a 27 inch monitor from wobbling like crazy with any slight movements on the desk, even when just putting your hands on the desk. I don't even need to test it to understand it. It is just geometry. Unfortunately, they all are doing it now, Dell too changed to this type of terrible, unstable stand. They only kept old "chunky" stand for a few of their most expensive models. I bought a Dell monitor recently with this new type of stand, its absolutely terrible, too wobbly on the desk.

1500$ for 8bit ? No, thanks. My old 301NEC's colour is better. Or new OLED 32" 4k 240hz from Asus or Dell - colour is good (no worse than this 272) - not best, but good. For the same price. LG 272 - is a very overrated monitor. Yes, colors are not bad. But, 8 bits for $1500. And its colors are worse than those of monitors 10 years ago.