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BenQ Releases G80 Series Monitors
Spanning screen sizes from 24” to 27”, BenQ GW2480, GL2580H, GL2580HM, and GW2780 LED monitors feature stunning Full HD 1080p picture quality in a choice of advanced IPS panel technology with 178˚ H/V wide viewing angles or TN for lightning-fast 2ms response time.
“The G80 Series monitors embody the latest in BenQ design sensibility,” said Conway Lee, President of BenQ Corporation. “Their beautifully graceful forms seamlessly integrate natural functionality to promote utter simplicity in daily life and work.”
New Industrial Design for Simple Productivity and Elegant Lifestyles
For clean workspaces and modern lifestyles, G80 Series monitors offer a brand new minimalist design luxuriously finished with a premium texture. With Edge to Edge ultra slim bezels just 6.6 mm thin, almost half of their predecessors, G80 monitors minimize distractions to create virtually seamless multi-panel configurations.
Complementing the modern aesthetic, G80 Series provides an invisible cable management system neatly hidden in the monitor stand to smartly organize cable clutter, with a gorgeous sculpted base without extraneous edges and an oblique design to accommodate keyboards for clean functional appeal and expanded desktop space.
Industry-Leading Eye-Care and Brightness Intelligence Technology
G80 Series monitors provide BenQ-exclusive Low Blue Light and Flicker-Free technologies to reduce eye fatigue during extended viewing. In addition, GW2480 and GW2780 offer class-leading Brightness Intelligence Technology, actively adjusting brightness according to on-screen content and ambient light conditions to deliver clear image quality with the most comfortable viewing experience in any situation.
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#5439649 Posted on: 06/06/2017 11:24 AM
Why would you release 1080p TN with lightning-SLOW (tons of TN have 1ms) 2ms response time in 2017. Sorry, but thats pure garbage even if the design is the best in the world.
Why would you release 1080p TN with lightning-SLOW (tons of TN have 1ms) 2ms response time in 2017. Sorry, but thats pure garbage even if the design is the best in the world.
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#5439664 Posted on: 06/06/2017 11:53 AM
Stunning full HD... Hi 2010
Stunning full HD... Hi 2010
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#5439669 Posted on: 06/06/2017 12:01 PM
These are part of BenQ's Home and Office range, meaning very much mainstream, no-frills, and probably where most of the sales are. The 2 ms response time vs 1 ms is a moot argument, it could be the 2 ms monitor displays the fast motion better or there is something else better about the monitor that slows the response time.
These can be used for gaming but it's not their intended purpose.
Why would you release 1080p TN with lightning-SLOW (tons of TN have 1ms) 2ms response time in 2017. Sorry, but thats pure garbage even if the design is the best in the world.
These are part of BenQ's Home and Office range, meaning very much mainstream, no-frills, and probably where most of the sales are. The 2 ms response time vs 1 ms is a moot argument, it could be the 2 ms monitor displays the fast motion better or there is something else better about the monitor that slows the response time.
These can be used for gaming but it's not their intended purpose.
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#5439799 Posted on: 06/06/2017 05:00 PM
Were the f*ck are the 4k HDR10 27"-32" monitors!?!?!?!
Were the f*ck are the 4k HDR10 27"-32" monitors!?!?!?!
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#5439888 Posted on: 06/06/2017 11:26 PM
Why the hell are TN panels still being produced, they are absolute trash.
Why the hell are TN panels still being produced, they are absolute trash.
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#5439897 Posted on: 06/07/2017 12:19 AM
They're special orders for GAMERZ, along with USB lock keys for RAID and RGB mousepads.
They're special orders for GAMERZ, along with USB lock keys for RAID and RGB mousepads.
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#5439906 Posted on: 06/07/2017 01:44 AM
Because: Price.
Not everyone cares about IPS. I for one, hate IPS and much rather a high quality TN panel. But VA is a decent idea too.
Why the hell are TN panels still being produced, they are absolute trash.
Because: Price.
Not everyone cares about IPS. I for one, hate IPS and much rather a high quality TN panel. But VA is a decent idea too.
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#5439912 Posted on: 06/07/2017 02:18 AM
beacuse some cant stand the reasonse time of IPS/VA panels? I know i cant.
IMO IPS panels nicer colors mean sqaut to me if it ruined by terrible response time and motion blur. IPS even has terrible clouding on pure black compared to VA and TN.
I never seen IPS panel I liked I rather have VA panel
Faster response time>colors
Till that fabled day when OLED replaces LED/LCD and is not ridiculously priced, so far i been wating 10+ years for that.
As for deep blacks my dads Sony XBR65X930C has the best black i seen on any lcd/led most time when goes all black i go for the remote cause i think it turned off.
Why the hell are TN panels still being produced, they are absolute trash.
beacuse some cant stand the reasonse time of IPS/VA panels? I know i cant.
IMO IPS panels nicer colors mean sqaut to me if it ruined by terrible response time and motion blur. IPS even has terrible clouding on pure black compared to VA and TN.
I never seen IPS panel I liked I rather have VA panel
Faster response time>colors
Till that fabled day when OLED replaces LED/LCD and is not ridiculously priced, so far i been wating 10+ years for that.
As for deep blacks my dads Sony XBR65X930C has the best black i seen on any lcd/led most time when goes all black i go for the remote cause i think it turned off.
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#5440402 Posted on: 06/08/2017 06:42 PM
Ikr, I just find it strange people are willing to sacrifice far better colours and viewing angles for a minuscule 2-3ms faster response time. I can put up with some minor ips glow over the horrible viewing angles and colour shift of TN/VA panels any day. I guess its down to usage preference but there is a reason TN panels are cheap....
They're special orders for GAMERZ, along with USB lock keys for RAID and RGB mousepads.
Ikr, I just find it strange people are willing to sacrifice far better colours and viewing angles for a minuscule 2-3ms faster response time. I can put up with some minor ips glow over the horrible viewing angles and colour shift of TN/VA panels any day. I guess its down to usage preference but there is a reason TN panels are cheap....
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#5440480 Posted on: 06/08/2017 10:57 PM
IPS glow is probably the worst issue i have ever seen with any monitor- EVER.
Now i understand that's not everyone, but there are many people like myself who can not stand IPS glow.
You can't just sit behind your own likes and dislikes and try and state there's no possibility other people have other likes and dislikes.
ips glow
IPS glow is probably the worst issue i have ever seen with any monitor- EVER.
Now i understand that's not everyone, but there are many people like myself who can not stand IPS glow.
You can't just sit behind your own likes and dislikes and try and state there's no possibility other people have other likes and dislikes.
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#5440628 Posted on: 06/09/2017 08:30 AM
IPS glow is probably the worst issue i have ever seen with any monitor- EVER.
Now i understand that's not everyone, but there are many people like myself who can not stand IPS glow.
You can't just sit behind your own likes and dislikes and try and state there's no possibility other people have other likes and dislikes.
Eh, that's why I said "I guess it's down to usage preference"
IPS glow is probably the worst issue i have ever seen with any monitor- EVER.
Now i understand that's not everyone, but there are many people like myself who can not stand IPS glow.
You can't just sit behind your own likes and dislikes and try and state there's no possibility other people have other likes and dislikes.
Eh, that's why I said "I guess it's down to usage preference"
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#5440636 Posted on: 06/09/2017 09:08 AM
I like VA panels best myself as well.
I like VA panels best myself as well.
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#5440652 Posted on: 06/09/2017 10:18 AM
beacuse some cant stand the reasonse time of IPS/VA panels? I know i cant.
IMO IPS panels nicer colors mean sqaut to me if it ruined by terrible response time and motion blur. IPS even has terrible clouding on pure black compared to VA and TN.
I never seen IPS panel I liked I rather have VA panel
Faster response time>colors
Till that fabled day when OLED replaces LED/LCD and is not ridiculously priced, so far i been wating 10+ years for that.
As for deep blacks my dads Sony XBR65X930C has the best black i seen on any lcd/led most time when goes all black i go for the remote cause i think it turned off.
Interesting can't really see difference in response times on a high end IPS made for gaming and TN panel. Nor the motion blur. I know motion blur is evident on my proart display tho.
beacuse some cant stand the reasonse time of IPS/VA panels? I know i cant.
IMO IPS panels nicer colors mean sqaut to me if it ruined by terrible response time and motion blur. IPS even has terrible clouding on pure black compared to VA and TN.
I never seen IPS panel I liked I rather have VA panel
Faster response time>colors
Till that fabled day when OLED replaces LED/LCD and is not ridiculously priced, so far i been wating 10+ years for that.
As for deep blacks my dads Sony XBR65X930C has the best black i seen on any lcd/led most time when goes all black i go for the remote cause i think it turned off.
Interesting can't really see difference in response times on a high end IPS made for gaming and TN panel. Nor the motion blur. I know motion blur is evident on my proart display tho.
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#5445720 Posted on: 06/23/2017 09:39 AM
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gw2480/features/
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gw2780/features/
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gl2580h/features/
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gl2580hm/features/
Hello all, I really like BenQ monitors and G80 series. I'm waiting for it. Can anyone tell me it's features?
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gw2480/features/
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gw2780/features/
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gl2580h/features/
http://www.benq.com/product/monitor/gl2580hm/features/
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"1080p TN for lightning-fast 2ms response time"
I guess 60hz too since no mention about hz.
Yeaaaah... right... if it costs under 100$ it might be ok for something I guess.