Very good95/100
In the test, the BenQ SW271C proved to be an interesting graphics monitor that comes with an anti-glare bonnet from the factory. At a price level of around 1500 euros, however, it has to fend off strong competition in this sector.
BenQ SW271C
3840 x 2160 Pixels, 27"Currently out of stock
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Overall ratingVery good94/100
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- Particularly reliable colour reproduction
- Factory Hardware Calibration
- USB-C port+ docking function
- Integrated SDXC card reader
- Optimised for 24p video material
- Anti-glare bonnet included
Very good100/100
- Very good picture quality
- optimised operation
- High price
The PhotoVue SW271C is a reliable image processing monitor that is also easy to use - but it also has its price.
The Benq monitor comes up trumps with a 16-bit LUT and is comfortable to operate.
Very good90/100
The monitor from Benq scores with a 16-bit LUT and can be operated very comfortably by its hotkey puck.
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- The display, optimised thanks to the large colour space, 10-bit display and hardware calibration, is excellent. The equipment is very good.
- The maximum brightness of 300 cd/m is a little too low for the true HDR display that the BenQ SW271Ctheoretically enables.
BenQ is expanding its product range with the SW271C, a comprehensively equipped 27-inch monitor with first-class image display. The addition of USB-C functionality to the system simplifies connection to modern laptops.