After using a pair of BenQ SW2700PT monitors for a number of months it is safe to say that I have come away impressed. Having previous been a happy user of the Dell Ultra Sharp line of displays as well as the ASUS Pro Art monitors, the SW2700PT has quickl...
High resolution – 2560 x 1440, High-quality advanced panel, Broad color gamut coverage, Excellent viewing angles, Efficient anti-reflective coating, Hardware LUT, 10bit color ( 8 bit + FRC), PWM-free backlight, High max brightness, Good contrast ratio, Go
No “Uniformity compensation”, Lacking in display-gamma OSD modes – just 1.8 and 2.2, Current Palette Master Element version is crippled
BenQ SW2700PT is aimed at a broad market segment of user who consider color work either a major time-consuming hobby or are simply professionals. The monitor is affordable and comfortable to use, designed with users' health in mind. One might jokingly say...
Published: 2016-02-17, Author: John , review by: pcmag.com
Accurate colors, Extensive image settings, Strong feature set, Wide color gamut,
No HDMI 2.0, Lacks ECO mode
BenQ's SW2700PT is a reasonably priced 27-inch monitor designed for photographers. It's an excellent performer and is packed with photo-friendly features...
Abstract: In the later half of last year I reviewed Eizo's brand new, superb CG-318 4k Resolution Graphics Display for Photographers and Graphic Design Professionals and gave it my highest recommendation. The Eizo represents the state of the art in graphics display...
Published: 2015-12-13, Author: Christian , review by: tomshardware.com
Referencelevel accuracy, no calibration required, excellent light hood included, premium build quality, bright sharp AHVA panel, slick OSD controller, great value
Some gaps in Palette Master software but the monitor has no flaws worth reporting
A mainstream-brand 27-inch QHD monitor with an IPS panel will cost you between $400 and $600. The BenQ SW2700PT comes in just above that with the most accurate color we've ever seen, high contrast, solid build quality and a wide gamut option. With many...
If you plan to use the monitor mainly for image editing and demand the very best in colour reproduction, the BenQ SW2700PT isn't a match for the Eizo monitors we've tested, which continue to earn our top recommendations. That said, it's roughly half the p...
In many ways, the BenQ SW2700PT defines a photography monitor for enthusiast-level users. There's the option of simply using the factory-set calibration – which delivers a truly excellent result with nothing more to do – or the capacity to calibrate via c...
Abstract: We have had a look at a great many screens over the years on Tech Addicts and it has to come to the point whereby a screen becomes the benchmark for others to aspire. The BenQ SW2700PT is that screen. A 27inch AHVA IPS panel and viewing angles of 178/178...
Published: 2018-05-10, Author: IT , review by: itpro.co.uk
Outstanding colour accuracy, Great calibration tools, Highly adjustable
No integrated speakers
For a 2,560x1,440 display, the SW2700PT seems expensive, but you're paying for its colour accuracy and hardware calibration. For dedicated photo or video editors, these are features well worth paying for. And, comparing the SW2700PT to the main competi...
Published: 2018-04-28, Author: David , review by: uk.hardware.info
Abstract: There is a type of monitor that does not cost much more than a standard model but does offer much more work space. Experts know about it, but because they don't have a very recognisable name, they are often missed by those looking for a new, affordable di...
