BenQ MOBIUZ EX2710S Gaming Monitor
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Our take on the BenQ MOBIUZ EX2710S Gaming Monitor
The BenQ MOBIUZ EX2710S is a 27-inch 1080p IPS gaming monitor with a 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms MPRT response and FreeSync Premium. It stands out for its built-in speakers, HDRi picture tuning and a light sensor that adjusts brightness to the room. It suits gamers who want smooth, colorful play and decent sound without adding a soundbar, but its 1080p resolution at 27 inches is less sharp than 1440p rivals.
- 165Hz with FreeSync Premium for smooth motion
- IPS panel with wide viewing angles
- Built-in speakers free up desk space
- HDRi and Light Tuner adjust contrast and color
- Ambient light sensor auto-adjusts brightness
- 1080p looks soft on a 27-inch screen
- HDR is simulated, not true HDR
What reviewers say
Owners like the smooth 165Hz panel, vivid colors and useful built-in speakers for the money. Some wish it were 1440p and note the HDR effect is modest.
- MotionPraisedOwners say the 165Hz refresh and low response make fast games feel smooth.
- PicturePraisedReviewers like the IPS colors and HDRi contrast tuning.
- ResolutionCriticisedSome find 1080p soft at 27 inches compared with 1440p panels.
Questions and answers
- Is 1080p enough on a 27-inch monitor?
- It is fine for fast games and close seating, but text and fine detail look softer than on a 1440p screen of the same size.
- Does it work with FreeSync?
- Yes, it supports FreeSync Premium over DisplayPort and HDMI for tear-free play with compatible AMD graphics.
- Does it have built-in speakers?
- Yes, it has built-in speakers, so you can skip a separate soundbar for casual play.
- Is the HDR real?
- No. HDRi simulates HDR by tuning contrast and color; it is not a true high-dynamic-range panel.
- What is in the box?
- The monitor, stand, power cable and signal cables; check the listing for the exact cable set.
