BenQ MOBIUZ EX240 Gaming Monitor 24 FHD 1080p 165Hz 1ms | IPS | HDRi | sRGB | Color Optimizer | Black eQualizer | Freesync | Eye-Care | Height, Swivel & Tilt | DisplayPort | HDMI | Built-In Speakers

Love this monitor, sounds great, looks great. Only complaint was that I was having some issues with the color profiles on it for awhile where it wouldnt save my presets and it would change the color profile when I opened certain applications.

I like the way it shows the game quality thanks

Issues Ive had: 1) BEWARE: When/if you turn the HDR functions on be prepared for an incredibly dull/dim screen. When you turn these features on the monitor uses that giant ambient light sensor and dulls the screen, which IMO defeats the purpose of buying an HDR monitor. ALSO when you turn these features on you cant disable the ambient light sensor what so ever. The monitor looks great when you turn all that off and just adjust it for your liking, but the fact that it gets hilariously dim when you have those features on makes me think the system is messed up or its defective. It was so dim that putting my iPhone on nearly its lowest brightness setting which is usually around 150 nits, seemed brighter than what this monitor was AUTOMATICALLY doing. -TLDR Dont buy this monitor for its HDR features..when you turn it on you cant control the picture brightness at all. 2) The monitor will go to sleep just as Windows signals it to when you have the option to turn off the display after x number of minutes. This monitor loses signal with the computer when it does that, and sometimes requires me to completely unplug the monitor from both the wall AND the computer and then allow it to power on again. Its rather annoying. Things I Like: 1) Speakers are good, not great. Theyre not iMac level or Dell AIO PC level, and probably not a good pair of $40-50 desktop speaker level - but theyre good. Theyre better than most monitor speakers Ive heard, but they dont get that loud. 2) When NOT using HDR it literally looks just like the Dell Ultrasharp and Acer 1440p monitors ive used. So nothing special - but good. 144hz is nice. 3) Love the construction of the monitor and the remote. The remote was a godsend when I figured out the above HDR issue.

This monitor is a solid monitor. Highly recommend for next gen gaming. I use it for my PS5, and love the fact that it has 1440p. The PS5 runs games at 4K and the monitor forces it down to 1440p (although PS5 does not support it). Crystal clear at 120hz and 1080p. No regrets on this purchase, speakers are awesome as well. Well done BenQ, never fails to impress me.

This is such a sleeper hit of a monitor at $400. It’s better than comparable to the LG at $500. The backlighting is nice and consistent throughout my panel and the contrast is perfect for my gaming and multimedia needs. I’m sure there are better monitors, but for the money this has to be the best!

Great monitor for xbx since it does support 2k/1440p and you WILL get the 60fps you’re looking for. Since the PS5 doesn’t support 1440p for some reason, it is ok. I mean, you will still get 4k, just not at 60fps. I used it on the recent cods, Cold War and trashguard, I mean vanguard and I will get the enhanced 120hz in game and yes they do feel very smooth. For now, I am ok with it. In the future I do plan on obtaining ga monitor that can handle 4k at 60fps, but those are hard to come by now since not many companies make them and the ones that do are asking for an arm and a leg. But this is the best monitor to get until 4k 60fps monitors b come more available. Sound is ok but it does come with a remote which is awesome. Picture is also great. Overall, amazing monitor for 1440p gaming.

This monitor does it all and looks great doing it! PS4 Pro and PS5 both recognize this as 4k, so NO down scaling! It also rocks paired with my RTX 3080 running warzone at 1440p maxed out. Built in speaker is amazing as well.

I bought two of these to run my computer/streaming setup. Its a absolutely great monitor. Great sound, colors, menus. HOWEVER. One of the two has a very small dead pixel in the bottom right hand corner. (Normal people may not notice) however I do. And its my only negative thing I can say about these monitors. Cant notice it on games go often because of constant moving. But my black background shows it quite easy. 9.5/10 would buy again. BenQ has a odd warranty on new monitors. 5 dead pixels of white color. However I will probably use it for my secondary instead of primary.

Arrived with a pixel stuck red. It the problem doesn’t resolve on its own soon I will try to get it replaced and update the review. Also packaging seemed mostly fine but there was a scuff in the plastic on the back of the monitor. Decently deep to so maybe I got a refurbished one somehow? Edit: just got my new replacement, no dead pixels are damage, just the volume knob could be nicer compared to the last one.

I like how the built in sound bar has better quality than I hope for. The image and color is good as well. Would buy again.