BenQ has a pair of fresh 165Hz gaming monitors joining its MOBIUZ Line
They feature a 1ms motion picture response time.
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What you need to know
BenQ’s MOBIUZ line just got a little bigger. The display maker announced its two new monitors, the 25-inch EX2510S and 27-inch EX2710S, are available to purchase right now.
These monitors are 1080p. That’s not their selling point, though. Where they shine brightest is in their high refresh rate (165Hz) and 1ms motion picture response time (MPRT). What that means for gamers is that their inputs will be reflected on the screen faster than with other monitors and that their games' visuals will flow in silky smooth fashion thanks to the higher-than-average refresh rate. They both pack FreeSync premium and treVolo audio (via two 2.5W speakers) as well.
The monitors also cover 99% sRGB color space, are able to display 16.7 million hues, and are HDRi optimization capable. The hardware of the monitors also packs a few benefits. Chiefly, the screens' stands are built to help hide cables, have space for controller storage, and the displays themselves can be tilted, swiveled, and height adjusted. Plus, they’re VESA wall mount friendly.
If you want to grab either of these monitors, you can. They’re available from BenQ’s site. The 25-inch EX2510S is $299, and $329 for the 27-inch EX2710S, in case you want to plop down thirty extra bucks to snag an extra two inches. And be sure to check out ourbest computer monitorsroundup to see what else is out there.
Under $300 club
You want a high refresh rate monitor for under $300. You want to game but not break the bank. BenQ gets that and is offering its 25-inch gaming monitor for your specific needs.
Size is power
25 isn’t going to cut it for you. You want, no,needthose extra two inches. Think of how much additional gaming action you can fit in those expanded corners.
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