BenQ GL2460BH Gaming Monitor 24 inch 1080p | Optimized for Gaming with 75 Hz Refresh Rate and 1ms (GtG) response time

Personally I love the monitor, it was what I expected it to be, my only gripe with it is the speakers. They are low even at Max with them being located in the back of the monitor, so the sound comes off muffled, I happened to be prepared for this and had a Bluetooth speaker with aux jack so it works fine for me. Picture is amazing, and the settings and menu are user friendly. Works great with the PS4.Otherwise I love the monitor and plan to get another later.

I'm pretty happy with my purchase [I bought my monitor last week for $127 and they sold out - now they're listed for over $200.. weird)I still need to mess with the monitor settings, as currently I'm using the default settings which are quite bright and beautiful.The included driver disc installs w/o any issue.One comment/issue I am still trying to figure out - which is likely user error on my part - I have the most updated drivers for both my GPU (gtx950) and the monitor, however I only have the option to use 75hz on certain resolution settings.All the higher resolution sizes only allow me to use 60hz. I'm using an HDMI cable, have re-verified the drivers are updated, and power cycled a few times.Other than the confusion I have on the 60hz/75hz I really like the monitor, especially for the price.

Well so much for being a gaming monitor. I had a Asus Monitor before and that was way better! I only switched to BenQ because everyone hyped it up for gaming. I really regret purchasing this monitor. Not the best quality and some imperfections. Do not purchase this get something worth your money!

Rather than just saying the negatives, we need the positives for a good balance of critique.First off, the product itself isn't bad at all. It has a solid response time and the quality of the images are pretty good. Its something that deserves it price. The ONLY problem is that the price isn't worth the monitor because you can get better!I say better because this monitor is only $30-$40 away from 144HZ that has the same response time. Save up your money for a better monitor but if you are that desperate and it matches your budget go for it!

Good monitor, if you’re gaming with headphones its perfect. The built in speakers arent amazaing but they’ll do the job. Colors look beautiful and the eye settings help with gaming in the dark.

Dead pixels

75Hz and still using it for everything related to PC. Good choice.

At first I liked the monitor until I started watching a movie. The movie was too dark and grainy. Despite changing the settings, the picture is worse than my old Acer monitor.Original review:Easy to adjust the tilt position and there’s a “Low Blue Light” setting if you have sensitive eyes.I would suggest looking at the manual located on the provided CD before setup so you know how to use the menu buttons. It blinded me until I figured out which buttons to use to turn down the brightness. The menu buttons are a bit different than what I was used to.My only issue was Windows 10 didn’t see the new monitor. And I had a hard time finding the software to install the drivers. Finally I realized that Windows 10 was still showing the old monitor. I had to restart the PC twice to get Windows to change from my old monitor to a Generic PnP Display. Then from Device Mgr, I directed it to the Windows 10 folder on the BenQ CD to locate the inf file and all was well. Once I did that my resolution changed to 1920x1080. I tried to call Customer Support and they were too busy to answer the phone, and a recording asked me to call back.This monitor is replacing a 22 inch Acer and it sits higher off my desk which I do not like, because I am short. My Acer sat 2.5 inches from the bottom and this one sits 4 inches. Not a lot but thought I should mention that. I wouldn’t want anything bigger than a 24 inch monitor.The monitor comes with a VGA cable which I felt was odd...so you will need to provide your own monitor cable.