BenQ ZOWIE RL2455S 24 inch 1080p Gaming Monitor | 1ms 75Hz | Black Equalizer & Color Vibrance for Competitive Edge

I was a tad skeptical based on some of the reviews, BUT I ended up happy with the purchase and here's why.I primarily play XBOX and the laptop that I play on can hold it's own but it's no pc master race quality build. Therefore, I didn't need a 144hz (or higher) monitor. I was playing on an old Vizio tv so I just needed an upgrade.This seemed to be the only monitor that I could find with 2 hdmi ports, and both of them worked right out of the box. It's also easy to navigate the inputs with an option to enable auto switch as well.The picture is great as well. Setup took a little longer than I expected because the menu operation with the buttons on the side can be pretty darn clunky but you really only have to suffer through it once. You can even save 3 custom settings layouts. However, switching between custom picture modes is kind of clunky as well. I only needed one though so not something that bothered me.The speakers are mediocre at absolute best but that's not something that I was concerned with when I purchased. If I'm gaming, I have a headset on. Otherwise it's just youtube or other similar tasks that don't require high quality audio.Very pleased with my purchase overall. It's been thoroughly enjoyable for gaming and a marked improvement over my previous setup. Obviously it's not a high end monitor but that's not what I was looking to buy and I would absolutely recommend it to other people in the same market.

If you want a good monitor that won't break he bank then this is the one for you. I had my reservations about switching from tv gaming to a monitor because I thought the small screen would be hard to adjust to but boy was I wrong! I mostly play cod and halo and boy let me tell you the difference from playing on the regular tv screen to playing on this monitor is so drastic that if I switch back to the tv it takes me a good few rounds to adjust. The framerate is phenomenal and the colors are so rich, I play for hours at a time and this monitor never misses a beat.I've had this monitor for over a year now and I don't have an dead pixels or color bleeding or anything like that, this monitor is fantastic I would definitely recommend this to anyone who's trying to get into gaming on a monitor without breaking the bank.

This is a great monitor for the price! Amazing quality and refresh rate. Very easy to put together and to take apart! This is a great monitor for those who would like to travel with a monitor as the stand is real simple to dis-assemble. It does swivel up and down as well (along the Y axis), which is a plus for me since I like to sit at different vertical angles depending on what I am doing.My only con is with the sound of the monitor. It sucks, straight up. But, if you have a PC with it's own dedicated speaker system or even another audio device or headphones, then I would dis-regard.Other than that, solid product. Thanks.

Bought the RL2455S to replace a older 27” LG 4K hdr monitor that was just too big for my desktop setup. I play on a Xbox One only and mainly only play shooters so I started shopping around. Knowing the BenQ was the former monitor of the COD World League and perfect spec wise and price wise, I decided to pull the trigger on it. Setup was super simple as the stand simply snaps together then into the monitor. It isn’t height adjustable but works perfectly for me. I changed to the FPS picture setting and both Black Ops 4 and Modern Warfare looked great. Colors were vibrant and both ran buttery smooth. Very impressed with the monitor and cannot recommend it enough

Prior to the purchase is this monitor I was using a Asus VG245H which is only $10 more currently on Amazon. First thing I noticed about the BenQ is the build. This monitor and stand feel very poor. The bezel are much thicker, but they also stick out past the front of the display, this creates a reflection surface around the border of the screen, not a huge distraction but is noticeable. Aside from those gripes the display is actually pretty good in my eyes, I found the BenQ to be more vibrant than the Asus. Only problems I have noticed is one stuck pixel that has since gone away and a pretty bad ghosting affect when the ama feature is turned on(I think its on out of the box). With it turned off ghosting goes away and for me response feels the same. Overall I think this monitor is decent, not bad for price but personally I felt like my money was better spent with the Asus.

Absolutely fantastic gaming monitor! I am blown away by this monitor, I had the older RL2455HM and it did not look as good as this one does. Excellent colors, couldn't tell a difference next to an IPS monitor. Very deep blacks and overall great picture with tight pixel density. Speakers are good and OSD is easy to use. Build quality is superb, no cheap gloss here and easy to clean. Out of the box colors were perfect, only had to adjust the brightness and turn AMA off. BenQ is the best for gaming monitors, I've tried many and none have the same quality as them. Highly recommend if you're looking for a gaming monitor that will last you a long time!

As awkward as it was walking out of the post office with a huge box labeled "for console esports," that's exactly what this monitor is perfect for. If you compete in fighting games, you're probably looking for low latency, not 4K resolution or an insane refresh rate. Unfortunately, most modern-day monitors that achieve impressive latency also come with impressive resolutions, 144 Hz refresh rates that won't make much of a difference when your PS4 is outputting at 60, and prohibitive price tag that matches those impressive features. This thing won't let you show off your new optimized gaming desktop build, sure, but it WILL let you run a fighting game tournament where you can call BS on anybody claiming the setup was laggy. Plus it has built in speakers for your traveling setup needs. The sound quality on said speakers isn't the greatest, but if you're gaming at home you should have regular speakers or headphones to plug in anyway.