BenQ MOBIUZ EX2510 25 Inch FHD (1920 x 1080) HDRi 144Hz Gaming Monitor, IPS, 1 ms, FreeSync Premium, PS5/Xbox X Compatible, Black

I've just opened my new EX2510. Here's my immediate review of this monitor compared to the Viewsonic XG2405 (which I received a week ago). Colour out of the box: Noticeably more realistic, whites are white (for example). The Viewsonic looks a bit sickly and I couldn't fix it. Sharpness: They have it spot on here. The Viewsonic however was not sharp at normal settings (I was constantly thinking I'd have to get a new set of glasses) and too sharp at the next sharpness setting up (note that Benq doesn't have a sharpness setting), although text was then more readable. Youtube/Video performance: Sharp and well coloured. Colours and detail on the reviewers face in this video when viewed with the Viewsonic looked slightly strange, slightly smeared together, cartoon like. I know there's a term for it but can't think of it right now. Viewing angles: MUCH better on the Benq, I can look to either end of the screen and not see any light fall off. The Viewsonic did not do this, even though when i looked at the edges of the screen straight on they looked fine. Perhaps it was the screen anti-glare coating, or just poor angles. White Uniformity: Noticeably better here. On the Viewsonic there was a definite bright area immediately noticable in the central area of the screen. UFO test (naked eye only): Possibly slightly better on the Viewsonic, less smearing, but marginal. Audio: WAY WAY WAY better on the Benq. Bloomin' brilliant actually for a montor speaker. I'm more than happy here. Menu system: Benq is much MUCH more intuitive with less buttons and a joystick. The Viewsonic has five buttons round the back which you have to put all five fingers on to make sure you're pressing the right one and I still get it wrong. Monitor stand depth: 22cm on the BENQ, 24cm on the Viewsonic. Note that the BENQ and Viewsonic screens sit the same distance from your face due to stand design. They both sit at 20cm from the back of the desk. Stand quality: Both are bombproof with the Viewsonic being slightly more so. I have no issues with either. The Viewsonic wins on the fact it's a flat base so I can lay things on it. Not a deal breaker. The Viewsonic is noticeably more heavy, not a negative as it adds to the sturdy feel especially if you rotate the screen regularly. The Benq doesn't allow you to rotate the screen. Not a problem for me. Screen Size: The Benq is slightly bigger and feels like it's has a greater aspect ratio than 16:9, closer to 16:10, which I'm sure isn't correct but I like it nontheless! Looks: The Benq looks more fun and the Viewsonic business like. Both look great imho. There you go! Happy to answer any comments. *Please note* I have always disliked Benq monitors (used some at work 7 years ago and hated them, hurt my eyes) and have used a Viewsonic at home since 2013 which I like, so please consider this a completely unbiased review.

Updated: With an M1 Mac Mini for work and movies - I finally discovered M-Book mode, doh, why didn't I realise this setting was designed for the output form a MacBook or Mini; it seems obvious now. Anyhow, compared with any other mode, the screen looks like it's been given a massive boost in brightness, and at just under 400 nits, the picture looks amazing, although other adjustments like Blur reduction, HDR, and Colour Vibrance are greyed out - hence the picture is setup to match a specific Mac output which I don't really get, but like Macs, it simply works out of the box. Changing the brightness cannot be done using keyboard shortcuts but a quick fix is to download Quickshade from the App store and problem is solved. When compared to the Mac Mini speakers, the Mobiuz sound is outstanding, with much louder and deeper sound. Mac keyboard shortcuts for vol mute/up/down are also deactivated and Apps to do this aren't that great. While this is a small compromise, the monitor is fantastic for productivity. I can't find a bad review of the Mobiuz anywhere, except on Amazon, but Youtube bloggers love this monitor, even comparing it more favourably against its 27" big sister/brother.

Colors and motion rendering on the screen are really good for the price point. In games when moving around maps any text that is visible, is readable when 144Hz is selected. Colours accuracy out of the box (when sRGB mode is selected) is really decent given the price point and could easily do some media production stuff on it just fine. The speakers are really good given that most other monitor manufacturers (even the high-end ones) tend to cheap out on this, so having this is a decent addition to the product. Overall, it is a fantastic monitor to use and one that would stand up to the test of time

works fine however maybe expensive for what else you can get

currently using this for my PS5 picture is great along with the great colours the monitor has and the HDR works good but best of all playing CoD cold war at 120hz/120fps is great especially with fps mode on if u are looking for a good new console monitor for the money this is the one too get also for pc it features nvidia and amd free sync so gaming on pc is super smooth and vibrant at 144hz response and input times are super low making it fell like 0 delay

Great monitor in my opinion, didn't realize how much detail I was missing out on compared with my old BenQ hd monitor. Easy to setup with a good display setting layout which is easy to navigate with the joystick on the back. Not an expert when it comes to certain features on this monitor but I do think the HDRi settings are a bit gimmicky but do brighten the picture and has 3 modes to choose from, only mentioned this incase anyone thought they would be getting a full HDR monitor. That being said I think this is a great monitor and have no complaints what so ever, great for gaming and general use. I would recommend this to anyone who asked.

Nearly two years old and my son is still very happy with the Monitor which gets used 99% of the time with PC games and his Xbox. Refresh time is great and image quality also. Would highly recommend

this is one amazing monitor. the picture quality for a 1080p monitor is just clean and very crisp. pair it an xbox series s with 120hz mode turned on its flawless! also accepts a 4k signal boosting visual quality to near 2k! with all the different colour modes is also a great bonus. highly recommend for gaming or just watching...9/10

Good picture quality. Was able to overclock to 165Hz. Great for gaming

BenQ Mobiuz : meilleur écran, meilleure marque, pas de problème de luminosité d'angle, l'écran est très solide, le menu est très intuitif Seuls défauts : avoir le bouton ON au dos, et la led qui reste allumé quand l'écran est en ON

Vengo de un monitor de 60 herzios con 7 ms de retardo y panel TN. La calidad de imagen de este Mobiuz es espectacular, su panel IPS te da una imagen muy fluida, y a 1 ms. Brillo adecuado, panel de colores muy correcto. Puedes configurar a tu gusto muchas opciones de imagen y colores. Estéticamente no es espectacular, pero es bonito. El cambio de 60hz ha sido de la noche al día, los 144hz hacen que parezca que estés jugando a otro juego, la palabra adecuada es sensación de calidad. La fluidez de los 144hz se nota hasta al mover el puntero del mouse. Estaba entre el AOC 24G2U y este, sobre todo por el buen precio que tiene el AOC. Tienen las mismas características los dos, pero al no haber stock del AOC me decanté por este y la verdad que por 30 euros más estoy muy contento con mi compra. Si quieres un monitor de 144hz ips este es el tuyo.

I am writing this review after using this monitor for almost 1 month. You may be able to find other 1080P 144hz 24 inch monitors at a lower price point but I can assure you that this is one of the most premium 1080P 144hz 24inch monitor one can find. This monitor uses premium AU Optronics panel instead of the cheap Chinese panels found inside with many MSI, Gigabyte, Lenovo monitors. In comparison to other brand monitors in its segment including Samsung and LG monitors this monitor has the fastest pixel response time with negligible IPS glow if at all any. Gaming on this monitor is sharp, vibrant and fluid experience, everything is so balanced. The difference you experience from upgrading a non-adaptive sync 60hz monitor to this monitor is phenomenal. You will feel as if you also upgraded your GPU such is the smoothness in frames you experience with this monitor. It comes with various OSD modes and features, one feature I really find helpful is the "Light Tuner" It becomes very handy when your gaming scenes have dark locations. By toggling this feature one can get clearer details in games while on dark scenes, a tactical advantage I would say. Watching YouTube, HD movies etc are all a pleasant, delighting experience. The monitor comes with HDMI 2.0 support and the bundled HDMI cable is enough for you to get 1080P 144Hz with FreeSync enabled when using a supported AMD GPU. My GPU is an RX 570 and I have no problems is getting 1080P 144Hz FreeSync enabled. It also comes with a DisplayPort so for Nvidia users to enable their G-Sync they can use DisplayPort instead. The monitor build is very solid. I was pleasantly surprised at the weight of the stand's main arm which almost weighted like a mini dumbbells (not kidding). I got this monitor for 20K which is value for money for such a premium gaming monitor. Overall I am happy with what I bought and I trust BenQ reliability. If you are looking for a premium 24inch 144hz 1080P gaming experience this is it.

El monitor tiene una construccion muy sólida, como también el soporte que incorpora, que a su vez puede rotar unos cuantos grados y también se puede inclinar hacia arriba o abajo La calidad del panel es excepcional, tengo un gamefactor mg700, a pesar que este también es de 144Hz y 1 ms la diferencia es bastante notable en muchos aspectos, se nota la calidad y obviamente la diferencia de precios entre estos dos monitores Pros: +Excelente calidad del panel +Colores muy vividos +Ecualizador de negros, ayuda más que nada para ver en zonas muy oscura, como por ejemplo se nota y ayuda bastante en warzone +Perfecto para shooters y cualquier otro tipo de juego +Compatible con freesync premium(el cual ya incorpora la nueva generación de consolas) +Incluye bocinas, no es el mejor audio pero es bastante decente y se agradece que un monitor lo incorpore Contras -No es cómo tal un apartado negativo, pero tanto el HDR como el sensor de iluminación de mi parte los veo un tanto 'innecesarios" y pues esto aumenta el precio del monitor -Para realizar ajustes en el monitor debe ser atravez de un joystick, y a pesar que este se siente muy firme siento que con el tiempo se puede "descomponer", pero eso ya es cosa mía, siempre e preferido los botones jaja Así que en conclusion, si tienes el dinero y quieres un monitor de muy buena calidad y tener una garantía como la que Benq entrega en sus equipos adelante, compralo y no te arrepentiras