My panel that I've recieved is: Innolux M270KCJ-K7E C4 For anyone that's kinda skeptical of buying this monitor, no need to (I was at first) Yes, they changed it to the Innolux panel instead of keeping the LG one but this still looks brilliant either way. It receives a 4k signal from Xbox/Ps5 which downscales to 2k but it looks amazing with the right settings adjusted. Speakers are also not that bad imo. If you're worried about the brightness being too low - it looks bright and fine for me. No issues. I can't really vouch if it's good on PC or not as I don't have one (only a console) but it is fantastic for the Xbox Series X. For £220, I'd say it's a bargain for the quality of this monitor tbh. Of course everyone's experience maybe different, it could possibly have it's problems with the monitor or whatso but luckily I've experienced nothing so far. It's kinda a shame there's no remote control tho. Hope this helps anyone reading this ✌️
Just noticed that you are using "HDR emulated" instead of HDR on, meaning that HDR was not enabled on windows settings, so yes, that's why you HDR was so bad, there is a huge difference when the monitor displays HDR on instead of HDR emulated
Got it for £240 on the Amazon deal it has right now. Getting it delivered tomorrow!. Probably a good deal for this monitor! Never had a 1440p yet. Hope it was a good choice
@@Rachenbrenner Honestly bud go for it. I've been playing all of my games on it and in daylight sometimes. Sure, it wont burn your retinas off, but I never had a single moment when gaming with my lights on that its too dim. if anything, its brighter than my old lenovo screen with a TN panel, so your mileage may vary because you might be used to something else. That being said, its a 27inch screen, i dont suppose you plan to use it as a living room screen with sunlight beaming down on its centre. If HDR matters a lot to you too, dont really count on it blowing you away, but the colours are where it really shines (hehe) cause they're all just so lovely.
Hi I don't know if you'll see this but I am wondering if the 27 inch BenQ mobius 1440p monitor is still worth getting or if there's a good alternative these days. I don't need the speakers and I do need two monitors. However it is very cheap on Amazon right now. Is the 250 nits (non HDR) good enough? Is it vibrant? Thanks
The only reason i would buy this is the speakers. Performance wise it is almost as good as m27q but for practicality the speakers are a great addition.
I bought this monitor, but the speakers are not that loud. I voices in movies I watch via amazon prime is very low. When watching certain youtube video it gets loud a bit. I don't know if it's a fault on my unit.
@@sai9692if ur room is big and u watch long distance means its waste ..if u watch or play story games front of display means speakers are awesome & its loud enough
You've set up your testing wrong, this monitor will do about 420 nits in HDR mode. It's still not great because it raises the backs so much it negates most of the benefits, bit it will go over 400 nits.
Does high refresh rate monitor make feels everything smooth in day to day task also or its just only for gamers . And should i consider this monitor or u have any better suggestions.
This monitor as many others can downscale 4K from consoles to 2K. So stop confusing people about 1080p from consoles. From consoles it accept 4K signal. From PS5 too.
this or m27q - also when you talking about the lag on the ex2710q the average is being reported as 5ms whereas on the m27q its showing above 20ms average! so.... wth
I am also looking for the answer to the same question. I have Benq EX270Q and I am very happy with it. I want to get another one for a dual monitor setup but they are sold out everywhere... I was wondering how better the new version is.
@@engineer4862how is it with you bro im asking ppl but no answers! Need to buy one for fps and editing but im scary a little bit can you help and if you have discord will be cool
Please include purshuit camera shots with the reviews. This is the only thing I've miss in your test methodology. Thanks a lot, it's an interesting monitor.
I just started watching this review with 0 knowledge about gaming monitors and I almost fixed which one to buy because I wanted to buy a decent gaming monitor for my PlayStation 5 but after watching this I feel like I took a PhD in it Now am hell confused like finishing in sea 😢
@Michael San The whole 4K 120fps is just a gimmick anyway on the PS5 and Xbox X, It's not true standard. And sometimes that variable resolution upscaling looks like dog shit lol
@michaelsan7200 you really don't 1440p at 120hz is a great compromise, I go between a 4k 120hz oled and this for pc and ps5 and because of the screen size you don't really notice the difference. I wouldn't be spending stupid money on a 4k 120hz monitor when you can just buy the LG c2 for the ps5 which is on sale right now.
@@CaptainScorpio24 Bought this monitor a month ago on sale for $350, it's been fantastic. Unfortunately it does use the Nano IPS so contrast is 900:1 but oh well, everything else about it is amazing especially the speakers. it'll hold me over until a 27" OLED monitor comes out someday.
This is my second Benq, my first one was from the rl series a 2755 I believe is what it is and I loved that monitor. So I bought this as an upgrade and to be honest I want my other monitor back, I don't like the colors on this and the resolution sucks, but I gave my other monitor to my wife and I don't think she's gonna give it up. In my opinion which means nothing I would look somewhere else. I did buy this monitor manufactured refurbished for 250 bucks is the only positive.
thanks pal , i'll ignore this monitor then - feel for you , i brought an ASUS vg25qr (i think) I dont like it & its overpriced , 1 year later i'm returning it under the notion of false advertising , claims nvdia gysnc ready , which according to nVidia means uncertified. see if theres a way to return it
@@gixxis3264 I'm probably just not used to 1440 especially with my old eyes, too used to 1080. maybe it just needs to grow on me. It's really not a bad monitor, it doesn't swivel into what i call portrait mode though.
Benq are a solid buy but there are better for the same price, the Asus looks good also, I think at this point it's personal preference. Just buy one with a return policy if you don't like it take it back and try the other one. I'm in the same boat bought about 5 so far still not found the ONE though.
No problems at all so far, feels like a good deal for what I payed for it. My monitor never directly faces the windows itself but the max brightness never has me feel like I wish I could see more during the day. The image itself is really smooth too. @@djmervizzzy
@@HasanBabasi well i am confused about that part, on average when he holds that block to the monitor is showing 5ms average - the m27q is showing 20+ ms average..... so the input lag at 5ms on the ex2710q is extremely good tbh did you return or keep it
My panel that I've recieved is:
Innolux M270KCJ-K7E C4
For anyone that's kinda skeptical of buying this monitor, no need to (I was at first)
Yes, they changed it to the Innolux panel instead of keeping the LG one but this still looks brilliant either way. It receives a 4k signal from Xbox/Ps5 which downscales to 2k but it looks amazing with the right settings adjusted. Speakers are also not that bad imo.
If you're worried about the brightness being too low - it looks bright and fine for me. No issues.
I can't really vouch if it's good on PC or not as I don't have one (only a console) but it is fantastic for the Xbox Series X.
For £220, I'd say it's a bargain for the quality of this monitor tbh. Of course everyone's experience maybe different, it could possibly have it's problems with the monitor or whatso but luckily I've experienced nothing so far. It's kinda a shame there's no remote control tho.
Hope this helps anyone reading this ✌️
the only reviewer i've found whereby playback speed 1.5 is actually very beneficial , nice review thanks
Just noticed that you are using "HDR emulated" instead of HDR on, meaning that HDR was not enabled on windows settings, so yes, that's why you HDR was so bad, there is a huge difference when the monitor displays HDR on instead of HDR emulated
Got it for £240 on the Amazon deal it has right now. Getting it delivered tomorrow!. Probably a good deal for this monitor! Never had a 1440p yet. Hope it was a good choice
It was a good choice. Colours like I never seen before! Makes gaming more fun when colours are more vivid
@@SkubbesWhat about the brightness? Some people say its bad but I think about buying it for ps5 🤷♂️
@@Rachenbrenner Honestly bud go for it. I've been playing all of my games on it and in daylight sometimes. Sure, it wont burn your retinas off, but I never had a single moment when gaming with my lights on that its too dim. if anything, its brighter than my old lenovo screen with a TN panel, so your mileage may vary because you might be used to something else. That being said, its a 27inch screen, i dont suppose you plan to use it as a living room screen with sunlight beaming down on its centre. If HDR matters a lot to you too, dont really count on it blowing you away, but the colours are where it really shines (hehe) cause they're all just so lovely.
@@Skubbes alright I will check it out. Will be a huge upgrade from my 2014 samsung tv 🥸
@@Rachenbrenner lmao yeah i think so, what resolution and size was the tv?
Hi I don't know if you'll see this but I am wondering if the 27 inch BenQ mobius 1440p monitor is still worth getting or if there's a good alternative these days. I don't need the speakers and I do need two monitors. However it is very cheap on Amazon right now. Is the 250 nits (non HDR) good enough? Is it vibrant? Thanks
hey did u buy the monitor ?
The only reason i would buy this is the speakers. Performance wise it is almost as good as m27q but for practicality the speakers are a great addition.
I bought this monitor, but the speakers are not that loud. I voices in movies I watch via amazon prime is very low. When watching certain youtube video it gets loud a bit. I don't know if it's a fault on my unit.
@@sai9692 You need to set it to Cinema mode in monitor settings, huge improvement.
This monitor or Dell s2721dgf?
@@sai9692 mines great and loud:) just change the audiosettings
@@sai9692if ur room is big and u watch long distance means its waste
..if u watch or play story games front of display means speakers are awesome & its loud enough
Thanks, was waiting for someone to review this.
You've set up your testing wrong, this monitor will do about 420 nits in HDR mode. It's still not great because it raises the backs so much it negates most of the benefits, bit it will go over 400 nits.
Nice review. Explanation and analysis of response time was really good!
£200 on Amazon right now - actually quite a crazy bargain! It's cheaper than the 1080p version, until Monday 8th April 2024
How is the monitor 2 months later my friend?
Does high refresh rate monitor make feels everything smooth in day to day task also or its just only for gamers . And should i consider this monitor or u have any better suggestions.
It makes everything smooth also day to day tasks
bro *ex2710q vs gp850-b*
which one better????
Do you have the answer? haha I am looking at the two as well. Which one did you get?
GP850 would be better, not much, but 100% better.
Ich habe beide, aber ich finde den Benq irgendwie besser. Es fühlt sich alles so weich an.
@@smoff77 do you usit in pc or console?
This monitor as many others can downscale 4K from consoles to 2K. So stop confusing people about 1080p from consoles. From consoles it accept 4K signal. From PS5 too.
this or m27q - also when you talking about the lag on the ex2710q the average is being reported as 5ms whereas on the m27q its showing above 20ms average! so.... wth
I’ve never had a bad benq monitor. Samsung on the other hand…
This monitor or Msi optix MAG274QRF?
MAG274QRF is the best 1440p monitor out there
Not if you have amd graphics card as it doesn't support amd freesync.
6:47 dont blame the monitor, that was totally you XD
he got the kill there
This monitor has good input lag.
yeah 5ms is actually rapid!
Hey. Did you know if theres a remote controller for the ex2710q? Thanks
No the other model “ex2710R” comes with the remote. This one doesn’t
Hi friend please answer , do you prefer the acer predator monitor or this one? thanks
if you put on hdr you get over 400 nits and its locked to 2ms you cannot choose fast faster fastest.
Anny black light bleed ?
Would the BenQ EX2780Q give similar performance? Excellent honest review as always.
similar just not as good
It's the same monitor except its not curved and it's an ips panel whereas the R is a VA panel.
@@mattg768 He is asking about the older version of this monitor , u are talking about ex2710r
I am also looking for the answer to the same question. I have Benq EX270Q and I am very happy with it. I want to get another one for a dual monitor setup but they are sold out everywhere... I was wondering how better the new version is.
@@engineer4862how is it with you bro im asking ppl but no answers! Need to buy one for fps and editing but im scary a little bit can you help and if you have discord will be cool
Hi, what are your thoughts on the BenQ EX2710R?
It's a VA panel, so if you like that that's really the only difference to this one which is ips.
Always quality content. You should have a lot more subscribers by now.
Please include purshuit camera shots with the reviews. This is the only thing I've miss in your test methodology.
Thanks a lot, it's an interesting monitor.
is g-sync compatible?
Thank you so much for clearing the brightness controversially I almost got misled by that ba*ls*it 400 nts I'm going for LG 27GR75Q-B instead.
Sir Which is best gigabyte m27q compared to Benq mobiuz ex2710q monitor for faster response for gaming and good colours for editing
Benq mobiuz ex2710q have 8bit + frc but brightness 250(((
Odyssey g7 for $100 more than ex2710r, should I have gotten the G7? 🖐️
I must say I am confused on the ben q I see 5mill al the way through for the gigabit I see 23 mill as average what is up with that exactly.
Do you know what type of panel this model uses?
Standard ips led panel no dimming zones.
Sir Which is best gigabyte m27q compared to Benq mobiuz ex2710q monitor
What you have now bro
@@knowwork9 benq mobiuz ex 240. Not good for test at this size. Buy 22 inch for text clarity. But for movies and gaming this is ok
@@josephmartik1416 ex240? Why not this one in the review
@@knowwork9 i tried adjust zoom . But still titles under icons is not visible clearly. Too thin. Loks wavy. But good colours to watch movies bro
I just started watching this review with 0 knowledge about gaming monitors and I almost fixed which one to buy because I wanted to buy a decent gaming monitor for my PlayStation 5 but after watching this I feel like I took a PhD in it
Now am hell confused like finishing in sea 😢
These monitors are great, he’s just being picky and wierd about it
@Michael San The whole 4K 120fps is just a gimmick anyway on the PS5 and Xbox X, It's not true standard. And sometimes that variable resolution upscaling looks like dog shit lol
@michaelsan7200 you really don't 1440p at 120hz is a great compromise, I go between a 4k 120hz oled and this for pc and ps5 and because of the screen size you don't really notice the difference. I wouldn't be spending stupid money on a 4k 120hz monitor when you can just buy the LG c2 for the ps5 which is on sale right now.
@@abcdefedcba2do you have it bro need your help
Excellent review!
Anyone know what panel this monitor uses? Is it the AU Optronics or LG Nano IPS (that has poor contrast)?
please update
@@CaptainScorpio24 Bought this monitor a month ago on sale for $350, it's been fantastic. Unfortunately it does use the Nano IPS so contrast is 900:1 but oh well, everything else about it is amazing especially the speakers. it'll hold me over until a 27" OLED monitor comes out someday.
@@JFinns damn nano ips is worst bro.... its previous model is good then i guess
@@CaptainScorpio24 why is nano ips worst?
@@vengeance2148 bcz it has very bad contrast levels .
there is nthing nano abt in lg panels. It is just marketing
This is my second Benq, my first one was from the rl series a 2755 I believe is what it is and I loved that monitor. So I bought this as an upgrade and to be honest I want my other monitor back, I don't like the colors on this and the resolution sucks, but I gave my other monitor to my wife and I don't think she's gonna give it up. In my opinion which means nothing I would look somewhere else. I did buy this monitor manufactured refurbished for 250 bucks is the only positive.
thanks pal , i'll ignore this monitor then - feel for you , i brought an ASUS vg25qr (i think) I dont like it & its overpriced , 1 year later i'm returning it under the notion of false advertising , claims nvdia gysnc ready , which according to nVidia means uncertified.
see if theres a way to return it
@@gixxis3264 I'm probably just not used to 1440 especially with my old eyes, too used to 1080. maybe it just needs to grow on me. It's really not a bad monitor, it doesn't swivel into what i call portrait mode though.
@@prmayner I am pretty sure your problem is the refurbished thing and not the actually panel itself I hardy can believe you liked the 1080 more
@@konstantinosvakouftsis4086same comment i wanted to leave here.. Bro this monitor is beast this is the first negative reply ive ever seen
What is that small glossy screen on the front speaker panel for? is it just design or does it serve a purpose? Please help anyone
light sensor
@@CaptainScorpio24 hi bro how is the brightness in sdr mode i am thinking to buy this for my ps5, getting this at 27.6 k in big billion days
BenQ EX2710Q or ASUS VG27AQL1A
Help 🙌🏼
Benq are a solid buy but there are better for the same price, the Asus looks good also, I think at this point it's personal preference. Just buy one with a return policy if you don't like it take it back and try the other one. I'm in the same boat bought about 5 so far still not found the ONE though.
@@mattg768and now?
you forgot to mention in your conclusion that you are basically paying extra because of the good built-in speakers
Some shops list this for 260€ at the moment like Alternate so i will finally switch to 144 hz ;)
I just got this for 265 off amazon :D
how do you like it so far? any problems? how does it hold in a sunny environment?
No problems at all so far, feels like a good deal for what I payed for it. My monitor never directly faces the windows itself but the max brightness never has me feel like I wish I could see more during the day. The image itself is really smooth too. @@djmervizzzy
Dammit I just ordered this monitor but I didn't know it was so low on brightness. Hopefully I won't have to send it back.
Man that input lag issue really bugs me, I guess I will send it back.
@@HasanBabasi well i am confused about that part, on average when he holds that block to the monitor is showing 5ms average - the m27q is showing 20+ ms average..... so the input lag at 5ms on the ex2710q is extremely good tbh
did you return or keep it
hows ur monitor working
It's really not low, I've never once had my monitor over 200 nits even when gaming, it burns your eyes out right in front of you at a desk.
@@JFinns yeah that's afact but sm people don't sit too close.
Too much talking about nothing.
1.25 speef makes it better
1.5 even better
×2 even better
Closing the video is the best option
👍
How can a youtuber be this honest.. your doing it all wrong.
Bro what r you talking 😅I think they dosent give you one for free 😂
This monitor has a lot of stupid shit in it nobody really asked for.
dude not that u speak like u have a mouse in ur mouth, but u also don't know to show the specs properly, this display has 400 nits in HDR. 🤷🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
No go for me. No hdmi 2.1
you dont need hdmi 2.1 for a 2K 165hz display.
HDMI 2.1 is not for 1440p though..
@@allreli6943 i know it’s good for gsync and 10 bit depth.
I have the same monitor and I can reach 400typical brightness in hdr