BenQPD2705U 27" IPS QHD USB-C Monitor

I bought it during Black Friday sale and the price was really good. I'm very satisfied with this monitor - my first 4k monitor! The quality is brilliant and it has Macbook mode, which is perfect for my Macbook laptops - to maximise the best colour performance.It came with HDMI, USB-C and Displayport cables. I only used USB-C and HDMI mainly. Noting that I have the second monitor in my set-up, I can conveniently use either HDMI or USB-C, i.e. the HDMI cable is connected to the dock station for two extended displays but sometimes, I want to use a single monitor that can be done via USB-C whilst not using the dock. The BenQ monitor has button to quickly switch between HDMI and USB-C input - quite convenient for my use.Plus, USB-C can charge my laptops well at good charging speed.The monitor has three ports on the side (USB-C, USB-A [both downstream] and headphone jack) - so convenient to reach to for charging a couple of my devices. There are more USB-A ports at the back of monitor, which I don't use but useful if I need more ports to connect with.Also, it has dual view meaning I can connect bot of my Macbook laptops (Intel 2019 and M1 2020) via USB-C and HDMI simultaneously as well as setting monitor to dual view mode. I can confirm that it worked well but it is not useful for my case - mayble, this is a good option for someoneone who wants this mode in a single monitor.Overall, I'm loving this monitor so far! I would recommend this for Macbook users due to being Mac-compatible.

Bought this to use with my business M3 MBA and my personal M4 and M2 Pro Mac Mini's - works superbly, plenty of connectivity and a superb screenI don't game so cannot comment for that; but it's been great for sorting pictures out and working on numerous documents etcWould highly recommend

Honestly, I didn't like this at first. The packaging and initial setup were fine and on initial thoughts, there was a lot too.love about the monitor. However, connected to a Mac I found some programs didn't play nice with it (Adobe Illustrator for one) and it flickered. I also couldn't get the screen to match my MacBook Pro (M1 Max) after messing about with it a while, putting it in the specific MacBook setting. I downloaded DisplayPilot from BenQ and things were a lot better as you get more granular and easier control and can also match the ICC Sync settings of your Mac.That said, as great as I now find the monitor, it won't match the brightness of the MacBook Pro and its Mini LED screen so don't expect it to. I've got used to the slight difference but have managed to get it pretty decent, especially for design and video/rendering purposes using the DisplayPilot software.Overall, it' a great monitor for the price - it won't match a £1k+ monitor but the features, ports, looks and pretty great screen are fantastic for the price. The Puck is great too - I can swap between Mac and Windows easily rather than reaching round the back of the monitor each time and the USB-C connection is great too. 4K is a bit small text size wise so I have mine set to 3008 x 1692 which is a happy medium and allows plenty of room for artboards and pallets on screen without squinting to see teeny tiny text when it's at 3840x2160.Overall - pretty happy with it - despite the initial niggles that nearly made me send it back. Stick with it, customise the settings yourself and you'll find it a great monitor. =)

i've ordered BenQ PD2705U after returning back 2 other brands after had some issues.this monitor is reliably working up to now (10 days of usage for 10-12 hours a day) and have had no issues so far.pros:- very sturdy monitor- colors are very good and correct (calman verified) comparing other budget 4k alternatives- stand is very sturdy and strong- has a great and handy hotkey puck which makes adjusting settings very easy- comes with all type of connection cables you may need- supports kvm for easily switching between 2 computers- has a great Display Pilot (and pilot 2) software (you can adjust everything needed from app)- has a mac display mode which is really good (also srgb for content creators)- power cable long enough for adjustable desk- usb c power delivery is a big plus if you want to retire your usb-c power cables. 65 watts more than enough for 16 inch mac as wellcons- no hdmi arc or earc for soundbars (hdmi it has is for display only)- very heavy monitor (at least 20-30% heavier than alternatives)- monitor is 2022 release meaning is about 3 years old, so looks a bit old style- monitor frame is looking old as well- supports uhd but not as good as similar alternatives- stand allocates more space than alternatives, a bit bulky baseoverall, i was (and still am) a bit concerned due to flickering problems people have noticed but up to now no issue on my usage. but will keep eye on it and will update here if see any issues. i liked but would be better to get more up to date design with similar price range.

Such a great product. Good screen size, clear brightness, great sound and value for money. Works well with my Apple Mac. Delivery was quick and easy.

The display quality of this monitor is outstanding. The ‘puck’ switch allows me to quickly switch between MacBook (connected by USB-C) and PC (connected by HDMI). The M-Book mode is designed for use with a MacBook although I can’t see any difference in the display. The audio jack, USB-C and USB-A connections on the side mean this sort of functions as a hub as well. I recommend this highly for anyone looking for a high quality monitor at an agreeable price, especially for use with more than one computer.