BenQ GW2270H 21.5 Inch FHD 1080p LED Eye-Care Monitor, 1920x1080 Display, VA, Low Blue Light Technology, Flicker-free, High contrast ratio 3000:1, Slim Bezel Design, HDMI

Received the product today. Everything is good about it. Cons being height cannot be adjusted and not much of tilting is possible. Also there are no speakers in built. Then again, we can't ask for a BMW after paying for a Toyota, so yeah. Given the low price it does a good Job, best in the class.

Works perfectly fine. Has both HDMI and VGA. The quality is great for the price. Quite light. Delivered the day I ordered it. Overall happy and satisfied with this product it met my expectations.

It’s not the best, but I bought one so my brother about this, so he’d like it I think

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As a budget gamer like me this is a perfect monitor for me. It works great and does the job well. I would 100% recommend this for gaming and movies.

The price is good and the quality of the screen is very good. The size of the screen is optimal (not too big or too small). I liked using this product as a second screen for my computer.

Good typical FHD specs at a fair price. Cheap and not "cheap" at all. Happy with the purchase.

This product is not at all as expected and is really a letdown. I don’t know how amazon allowed such product to be purchasable.

El producto es muy bueno, se ve genial la imagen , funciona muy bien para videojuegos y llego a tiempo

Benq GW2270H is an awesome budget monitor.. got it for rs 7299 in the great indian sale.. the monitor is good for everything, office work, gaming, movie watching, and what not.. PROS VA Panels like this have aweome contrast ratio and does not have any backlight bleed like IPS monitors, so while watching movies, blacks will appear black and not greyish Great viewing angles, it wont seem like negatives as it happens when you see from sides in TN monitors Blue light filter helps while long working and gaming sessions :D 2 hdmi and 1 vga port for connectivity, alongwith an aux cable port for audio which works only if you use an hdmi cable The monitor is VESA mountable CONS these aren't cons, just a few basic adjustments The monitor by default will recognise a vga input first and then it can be changed to hdmi in settings.. besides there's an option to enable auto switch between the hdmi and vga, so one can enable that :) Settings -- Input -- HDMI 1 or HDMI 2 port as chosen HDMI cable not provided, was hopeful that there would be one as new graphics cards hardly have a vga port these days, but I bought one.. all in all its an awesome monitor.. love it.. a worthy upgrade.. P.S. if you already have a 18.5 inch monitor, buy the 24 inch variant :D

This monitor is just really really really great. Lets start where I started with my monitor purchasing journey: The problem with the retail stores such as Currys, is that they overprice the worst monitors available on the market (For example, some 900p AOC monitor with no on screen settings with a horrible washed out panel), so you see that on display and think 'Wow that's bad', but it costs about £70-80. And then they show some average monitors for about £100 which are larger, but have shocking build quality, and as a student who is studying product design, nothing can make me cringe quite like a £100 Acer monitor with cheap gloss black plastic and a shoddy stand. So when someone on my course said you can't buy better than a BenQ, I have to admit, I didn't know who they were. The design online looked really promising, sleek, minimal and matte plastic. And the price was super tempting, 1080p and 22inch for £82? Basically I bought one, was absolutely astounded by the build quality, just really really great, best I've owned as far as TV's or monitors go. No creaking or anything, no compromises compared to any other brand (LG appear to be the worst for build quality with cheaper models). And shortly after, I just knew I had to buy another one to enhance my user experience with my PC. Not sure what else to say except, just buy it! Colours are great, PC gaming is great, low blue light option is fantastic, something I thought I'd never use but it really helps with eye strain in dimly lit rooms.

Great moniter at a great price. Just like any other reviews totally satisfied with the color reproduction and contrast. Works perfectly fine with both HDMI and VGA. Colours tend to be a bit more puncher from an HDMI source. Positives , 1. Value for money. Couldn't ask anything more from a moniter priced as alow as 7k. 2. Works fine with Macs. I often had issues with resolutions with some of the minutes I tested with my Mac. Works perfectly fine both on VGA (AmazonBasics Mini DisplayPort to VGA adapter) and on HDMI (Belkin Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter) Negatives, 1. Terrible viewing angles. But I guess it's totally fine if you're not from an IPS panel. For me, it was an LG IPS Moniter before it broke. 2. Audio out from the 3.5mm jack isn't as powerful as from the 3.5mm jack from the MacBook Air.

The bestest of monitor in the 8k price range! The only thing that beats it is it's own 23-24" model. Side note: The default volume is set to 30% from factory. You have to set it to 100% to get great sound output. With 2 HDMI ports and 1 VGA port, i have my Desktop and PS4 hooked to it on both the HDMI ports and still have a VGA port in spare to hook up the occasional laptop or other device. If you connect your desktop via VGA and PS4/PS3 via HDMI then you still have 1 spare HDMI port for your Tata Sky or other device. Got it for Rs7390 and couldnt be more happier with it! The colors are spot on and the viewing angles are identical to an IPS display. Would recommend it to everybody even if they're not looking for so many inputs. It's actually impossible to find a cheaper, leave alone better, 22 inch display from a good brand company!