Pros: jumping from 60hz to 144hz monitor like this one
u feel the smoothness of the both desktop use and gaming its very fast responding i feel i just feel it

Cons: i have famliy vist my house and they had kids and of those kids scrach my screen im soo mad :)

Pros: Quality.

Cons: None.

Pros: tweaking colors and brightness are very easy and extremely useful in fps games. the refresh rate is noticeably different compared to my 60hz monitor. 100% worth the purchase.

Cons: i never noticed until a month of use, but there was one dead pixel in the upper right hand corner of the monitor. not a big deal even considering i didn't' notice until a full months use.

Pros: CS GO gaming is much more fun.

Cons: It's pretty BIG, but nothing you can handle.

Pros: Very nice 144hz refresh rate, good contrast, even backlightning, great colors

Cons: None

Pros: Things function as described

Cons: Multiple black horizontal lines after 6 months

Overall Review: Seems there are few others with this issue, may be a good idea to look somewhere else

Pros: Great monitor. Beautiful and crisp once properly adjusted. Display settings program from benq, Display Pilot, was easy to use.
Can save presets for specific games and set them with a few button presses.

Cons: Getting this screen adjusted properly takes some time. Definitely not plug and play. It has an almost infinite level of adjustment and fine tuning it took longer then I thought (can save time and DL preset profiles online if you want to cheat).
The setting out of the box was everything at max. Was akin to staring directly into the sun tbh.
The screen adjust buttons on the lower right corner take some getting to use to, not very intuitive.

Overall Review: If you're looking for an extremely adjustable high hz low ms monitor this one is amazing. At the price it was on sale nothing even comes close to it in performance.

Pros: This panel was tested by displaylag.com and found to have the lowest input delay of any commercially available LCD monitor. Only a few near-extinct 240hz CRTs can beat it.

I play FPS professionally and can attest to its general eyefeel being the best of any 144hz monitor I've used. The image feels snappy and responsive at all times when 'Instant Mode' is enabled.

Cons: After several days of use, one dead pixel appeared in the upper left area of the panel. I say 'dead', but it actually appears that the red subpixel still works, as the pixel is red on a white background and black on a black blackground. No amount of 'stuck pixel exercising' or panel massaging has fixed it. The strangest stuck/dead pixel I've ever seen. Anyway, for this reason I'm taking away an egg.

I've used this monitor for three months since then and haven't gotten any more anomalous pixels. In reading online I've seen a lot of complaints about dead pixels on the XL2411Z and XL2420Z (same panel) monitors, so perhaps I just got lucky. Be prepared for a possible RMA ordeal if you can't stomach a dead pixel or two on your monitor.

Overall Review: This is the reigning champion of high-performance monitors for now. Bare bones, but the bones are strong. This monitor drank its milk.

There is a 240hz Asus panel - real 240hz, not strobed 120hz - being released sometime next year, so I hope BenQ is ready to likewise step up its own panels' clock rates when that happens.