Our take on the Benq Mobiuz Ex240N 24" Fhd Va Led Gaming Monitor

The BenQ MOBIUZ EX240N is a 24-inch 1080p gaming monitor built on a VA panel, which gives it deep blacks and a high contrast ratio that IPS rivals at this size cannot match. It targets console and PC gamers who want a fast, punchy screen for shooters and single-player games rather than color-accurate work. Its main trade-offs are the VA panel's slower pixel response in dark scenes and narrower viewing angles than IPS. Buyers who want strong contrast and a 1080p-friendly size get a focused gaming screen; those editing photos or working off-axis should look at IPS alternatives.

Best forConsole gamers on a budgetPC players who want deep blacks in dark gamesSmall desks and secondary gaming setupsBuyers who prefer contrast over wide viewing angles

Pros

VA panel delivers deep blacks and high contrast
1080p at 24 inches keeps pixels dense and easy to drive
Fast refresh suited to shooters and fast-paced games
Multiple inputs cover PC and console
Compact footprint fits small desks

Cons

Questions and answers

Is the EX240N good for competitive shooters?

Yes, its fast refresh and low input lag suit fast games. The VA panel can show some dark-scene smearing, so it is stronger for casual and mid-level play than for tournament-level precision.

How does it compare with IPS monitors at 24 inches?

The VA panel gives much deeper blacks and higher contrast. IPS rivals offer wider viewing angles and more consistent color, so choose IPS if you work off-axis or edit images.

Does 1080p look sharp on a 24-inch screen?

Yes. At 24 inches, 1080p keeps pixels dense enough for games and everyday use. Text and detail are less crisp than on a 27-inch 1440p screen.

Can I connect a console and a PC at the same time?

Yes, the monitor has multiple inputs, so a console and a PC can both stay connected and you switch between them.

Is it good for photo or video editing?

No. The VA panel is tuned for contrast and gaming speed, not color accuracy, so it is a poor fit for color-critical work.

Does the VA panel have any motion drawbacks?

Dark-scene transitions can lag behind IPS and OLED panels, which shows as smearing in fast motion. Bright scenes and general gameplay look clean.

Benq Mobiuz Ex240N 24" Fhd Va Led Gaming Monitor

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Our take on the Benq Mobiuz Ex240N 24" Fhd Va Led Gaming Monitor

Best forConsole gamers on a budgetPC players who want deep blacks in dark gamesSmall desks and secondary gaming setupsBuyers who prefer contrast over wide viewing angles

Pros

VA panel delivers deep blacks and high contrast
1080p at 24 inches keeps pixels dense and easy to drive
Fast refresh suited to shooters and fast-paced games
Multiple inputs cover PC and console
Compact footprint fits small desks

Cons

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About the Benq Mobiuz Ex240N 24" Fhd Va Led Gaming Monitor

This is a 24-inch gaming monitor with a Full HD (FHD) VA LED panel. The VA panel gives it a high contrast ratio.

It offers versatile connectivity and is meant for gaming and everyday productivity.

Brand: BenQ
Model: Mobiuz EX240N
Screen size: 24 inches
Resolution: Full HD (FHD)
Panel type: VA LED

Questions and answers

Is the EX240N good for competitive shooters?: Yes, its fast refresh and low input lag suit fast games. The VA panel can show some dark-scene smearing, so it is stronger for casual and mid-level play than for tournament-level precision.
How does it compare with IPS monitors at 24 inches?: The VA panel gives much deeper blacks and higher contrast. IPS rivals offer wider viewing angles and more consistent color, so choose IPS if you work off-axis or edit images.
Does 1080p look sharp on a 24-inch screen?: Yes. At 24 inches, 1080p keeps pixels dense enough for games and everyday use. Text and detail are less crisp than on a 27-inch 1440p screen.
Can I connect a console and a PC at the same time?: Yes, the monitor has multiple inputs, so a console and a PC can both stay connected and you switch between them.
Is it good for photo or video editing?: No. The VA panel is tuned for contrast and gaming speed, not color accuracy, so it is a poor fit for color-critical work.
Does the VA panel have any motion drawbacks?: Dark-scene transitions can lag behind IPS and OLED panels, which shows as smearing in fast motion. Bright scenes and general gameplay look clean.