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BenQ GW2270H PC Monitor Review

BenQ GW2270H PC Monitor Review

Posted on October 19, 2016December 23, 2018 By Jarvis

What is the GW2270H?

The BenQ GW2270H is marketed as a PC monitor suitable for the home and office, although with a marginal slant to the former, and can be picked up for significantly less than £100/$150 at current (October 2016) prices. On paper it boasts better contrast than most office displays, with claims of a 3,000:1 contrast ratio and there are two HDMI ports making it a candidate for multimedia use. The GW2270H also uses BenQ’s eye-care features including Flicker-free tech and Low Blue Light Modes, both of which we’ve found successful in the past. So, if you’re looking for a bit if an all-rounder with no particular emphasis on individual disciplines, the BenQ GW2270H might just work out as a bit of a bargain – let’s see if it does…

BenQ GW2270H PC Monitor Review
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