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BenQ GW Series GW2750HM 27" 1920 x 1080 D-Sub, DVI, HDMI Built-in Speakers LCD Monitor
OUT OF STOCK.
- 1920 x 1080
- D-Sub DVI HDMI
- DC 20,000,000:1 (3000:1)
- 16.7 Million
- Tilt: -5 - 15 Degrees VESA Compatibility - Mountable
- 19.2" x 25.7" x 7.5" with stand
- 15.6" x 25.7" x 2.6" without stand
Overview
Specs
Reviews
Brilliant Image Quality--VA LED Leads the WayAfter launching the world's first VA LED monitor, BenQ - the world's leading LED monitor brand - is now taking the lead to introduce VA LED to home & office offering: GW Series! Built with the dream combination of LED with VA panel, GW Series is bound to bring a whole new visual experience and enjoyment to you with truly authentic colors, deeper blacks, higher contrast and sharper details.
5000:1 Ultra High Native Contrast Ratio for better image depth and definitionThe GW2750HM comes with an ultra-high native contrast ratio of 5000:1 to add color depth and definition to darkened and complex motion pictures, so that everything you see, from the brightest white to the darkest black, is perfectly rendered to deliver the clearest, smoothest picture performance during movies and video games.
Perfecting Your Audiovisual Enjoyment with SpeakersWhether you're listening to music or watching your favorite film, simply turn on the speakers to experience the audiovisual fun!
HDMI Multimedia InterfaceThe latest HDMI high-speed multimedia interface makes these monitors incredibly convenient to use – now you can enjoy digital entertainment effortlessly even with additional multimedia equipment in the future.
Superior Response TimeEnjoy high dynamic videos without ghosting or other artifacts with 4ms GTG response time.
Senseye 3 Visual Solution to Your Everyday Viewing NeedsExperience the truest colors of the world with the BenQ Senseye Human Vision Technology. With the help of its six proprietary calibration techniques, Senseye 3 delivers only the best viewing quality in each of its six pre-set viewing modes –Standard, Movie, Game, Photo, sRGB, and Eco – with the Eco Mode especially designed to save power and money.
Warranty & Returns
Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 3 years
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 3 years
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- Return for replacement within: 30 days
- This item is covered by Newegg.com's Standard Return Policy
Manufacturer Contact Info
- Manufacturer Product Page
- Manufacturer Website
- Support Phone: 1-866-600-2367
- Support Email: benqtech@benq.com
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Pros: Looks great. I've been eyeing some 27" IPS panels for the last 3-4 months before jumping on this VA panel. This panel has better blacks than any of the IPS monitors I had been looking at and the input lag is very very low. Didn't take long to calibrate using the lagom.nl calibration site. Out of the box it's bright, contrast is too high and it's slightly red. Took about 3 minutes to fix.
Cons: As another reviewer mentioned you need to hook this monitor up via VGA before you can select any other inputs (hdmi or dvi). There is an "auto" button on the side that failed to auto detect a dvi or hdmi signal. I had to use the included (only includes a vga) vga cable to get into the menu and select hdmi input. Luckily my motherboard had a vga output because my video card does not. So I had to go into my bios, enable my built in Intel 4000 graphics, connect the vga cable to my motherboard, boot, use the OSD menu to select HDMI, and THEN reboot with the hdmi connected to my video card. Kind of a pain.
Overall Review: The OSD menu should really function without being hooked up to a computer to avoid the problem stated above. That, or the "Auto" button should actually do something. Haven't noticed any ghosting, and it has ZERO dead/stuck pixels. I didn't really notice the out of the box red hue until after I had calibrated it in User Mode and then switching back and forth between User and Standard to see the difference.