24 Inch Benq GW2470T IPS 1080P Monitor With HDMI Port.

🔍 Key Specifications

Display

• Size & Resolution: 23.8″ IPS panel at Full HD (1920 × 1080) resolution

• Contrast Ratio: Approx. 1300:1 native contrast for deeper blacks

• Brightness: 250 cd/m² typical brightness

• Color Gamut / Depth: 99% sRGB, 16.7 million colors (8‑bit)

• Refresh & Response: Supports up to 100 Hz with a typical 5 ms GtG response time

Ergonomics & Inputs

• Adjustability: Height (about 110 mm), tilt (–5° to +20°), swivel (~±20°), pivot (90°) — full ergonomic flexibility

• Inputs: 2× HDMI, 1× DisplayPort 1.2; includes headphone jack, with integrated speakers (2 W ×2)
  VESA Mounting: 100 × 100 mm compatible

Eye-Care Features & Extras

• Eye-Care Suite: Flicker‑free backlight, Low Blue Light Plus, Brightness Intelligence Gen2 adaptive brightness, Color Weakness mode, ePaper mode, Eye Reminder timers, etc.

• Certifications: TUV Rheinland Flicker-Free, Low Blue Light, Eye Comfort 2.0, Energy Star 8.0, TCO 9.0, EPEAT Bronze

Power & Build

• Power Use: Normal ~20 W, max ~30 W, standby <0.5 W; built-in power supply

• Weight: About 6.4 kg (with stand), 3.5 kg without

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✅ Pros

Pros:

• High native contrast (~1300:1) is standout for deeper blacks and vivid visuals

• Full ergonomic adjust—ideal for long hours & multi-monitor setups

• Eye‑friendly features (BI Tech, Low Blue Light, flicker‑free) reduce strain

• Built‑in speakers and headphone jack add convenience for basic audio needs

• 100 Hz refresh (above standard 60 Hz) offers smoother motion for general use or light gaming

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🛠 User Experience & Trade-offs

While specific reviews of the GW2470T are limited, experience with related models (like GW2480T) is mixed—BenQ often delivers strong eye-care and ergonomic design but some users have raised quality concerns:

“BenQ’s are good for the price…”
“Lower‑priced models … many flaws … dust… service refuses…”

Still, in work-from-home and productivity contexts, many users recommend BenQ for reliable comfort features

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📌 Best For:

• Long‑hour office use or home productivity (writing, browsing, spreadsheets)

• Users with sensitivity to blue light or looking for ergonomics

• Light media or console use up to 100 Hz