Gigabyte M28U vs BenQ PD2700U

I'Ve been waiting for lower the entry price for high refresh rate 4k displays. The m28u is a 28 inch, 4k ips display with a maximum refresh rate of 14...

I’m not a gamer so the lower refresh rate doesn’t bother me at all. If you are a hard core gamer you should look elsewhere. This monitor is designed for content creators, not gamers. It’s certainly not the best monitor out there for content creators but it’s probably the best bang for your buck

Going through the specifications from GIGABYTE, they say this is a 28 inch super speed IPS, it's an edge lit panel, so it's not mini LED or anything l...

The chart below provides the percent of pixels per square inch relative to the PD2500Q (100 percent) for some common display options. Pixels per square inch is probably the best single indicator of how sharp a display will look to your eye. FHD 27 inch 1080p: 48 (fuzzy monitor; fine TV) 25 inch 1080p: 56 24 inch 1080p: 61 21.5 inch 1080p: 76 (looks pretty good on my second monitor) QHD 32 inch 1440p: 61 27 inch 1440p: 86 (many call this resolution/screen size combination the "sweet spot") 25 inch 1440p: 100 (sharp, small display items; I like it) 24 inch 1440p: 108 UHD 32 inch 4K: 137 27 inch 4K: 193 (perhaps too much of a good thing) As best I can tell hunting around on the web, 4K resolution is something like a car that goes 210 mph — often useless and maybe even bad

For anyone looking for a colour accurate, 4K 144hz monitor with a USB-C input, check out the Gigabyte M28U. Same product line as a few of the other Gigabyte monitors mentioned.

Pro: Great Build Great Color and LCD Panel Nice software controls. Con: Buttons if you don't install the software Weak speakers that don't handle low frequencies well at all. If you want good accurate color on a budget this is THE Monitor in the $300 price range.

We'Re going to kick this off in chronological order through the reviews throughout this year with the alienware aw 2721d. You know sort of can be good...

Review is for the 27" 2k (2560x1440) QHD monitor. I absolutely LOVE this monitor. I shopped and compared specs and prices for two weeks, even creating an extensive spreadsheet to compare and track features and costs. I wanted: * the largest screen that could reasonably serve as a monitor but which wasn't too small to serve as an occasional TV for a mid-sized room