BenQ ZOWIE XL2540K 24.5-inch 240Hz Gaming Monitor 1080P 1ms Smaller Base Flexible Height & Tilt Adjustment XL Setting to Share Customizable Quick Menu Black eQualizer Color Vibrance
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Style: 240Hz, XL Settings to Share
Features
- Lightning-fast 240 Hz high refresh rate performance for a smooth PC gaming experience. 120Hz Compatible for PS5 and Xbox Series X
- The redesigned base takes up less space, allowing gamer more space in their set-up for in-game movements.
- Increased height adjustment range and free tilt design provide more flexibility based on your personal preference.
- Share your setting easily via XL Setting to Share; Customizable Quick access menu
- Accessories sold separately: The redesigned S-switch remote control allows 4-way scrolling; new Shield for easy assembling with a screw-less design
Description
ZOWIE has always believed that esports equipment should be designed with players' needs and habits in mind. Since we launched the first XL monitor for eSports in 2010, we have worked on improving the XL series in ways that allow gamers to be more comfortable in-game. The XL-K series that will help amateurs and pros alike be more comfortable in-game, allowing them to perform to the best of their abilities.
Brand: BenQ
Screen Size: 24.5 Inches
Resolution: FHD 1080p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Matte
Standing screen display size: 24.5 Inches
Screen Resolution: 1920x1080
Max Screen Resolution: 1920x1080 Pixels
Brand: BenQ
Series: ZOWIE
Item model number: XL2540K
Item Weight: 13.42 pounds
Product Dimensions: 7.88 x 20.59 x 22.48 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 7.88 x 20.59 x 22.48 inches
Color: Dark Grey
Computer Memory Type: DIMM
Power Source: AC
Voltage: 240 Volts
Batteries: 1 A batteries required.
Manufacturer: BenQ
Date First Available: September 18, 2020
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So at first, coming from a 165hz IPS display (it was an OMEN 27i btw) not gonna lie it hurt my eyes for about a day while gaming on this monitor. After about a day of use, i can not go back to my 165 hz IPS monitor. The colors are honestly super good (not the best color accuracy but still great!) for a TN panel. If you play FPS games, DYAC is actually insane. I think i saw a review saying the DYAC on this monitor wasn't worth it, but trust me it is. I can't go without it anymore lol. OH AND, i was curious if there would be any screen tearing using DYAC (since you cant enable G-SYNC while its enabled) but there's absolutely no screen tearing in any of my games, and no input lag!! Also a WARNING, i know it says shipped and sold by amazon, but they shipped it and handed it off to USPS which sucked, not sure if they do that for everyone. My package got delayed for a few days but i finally got it. NO DEAD PIXELS! everything came perfect!!! If you're looking for a sign to buy this monitor just do it!!! There's a reason it's most used in e-sports :)
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This monitor requires a lot of tweaking for whatever you want out of it. It can achieve great colors but you will constantly have to use the s-switch to change settings for each application. I was considering this and the PG27AQN and I believe I will be sticking with this. The motion clarity is just too good to sacrifice for the 1440p/360hz/IPS/ULMB 2 combination. I have a PG279Q which was the highest end monitor at the time of release and 1440p is good, but it's not as clear as 4k and that leaves something to be desired (I have a 4k 144hz). Games like Starfield are extra crisp with the motion clarity, as well as D4/D2R, RDR2, Cyberpunk, etc. 1080p is definitely not great in games but at the time being it is the only way to get the most out of today's motion clarity technology. EDIT: Just tried the PG27AQDM, and while I have it set up right next to the XL2566k, I will be keeping the latter. The OLED of the first is obviously top tier and great, but I cannot live without the motion clarity despite the poor viewing angles.
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