BenQ G2220HD 21.5''

• alaTest.co.uk

  9 out of 10

Summary: alaTest has collected and analyzed 1677 reviews of BenQ G-20HD Series LED Monitor (19", 20", 22", 23", 24") from international magazines and websites.

Conclusion: The average review rating is 8.65/10. Comparing these reviews to 224071 other Monitors reviews gives this product an overall alaScore 88/100 (or 8.8 out of 10) = Very Good Quality.

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• pcworld.in

  8 out of 10

Summary: Is 24-inch the new 19-inch? See if large-screen is the way to go with this affordable Full-HD Benq G2420HD monitor.

Conclusion: The Benq G2420HD LCD is a large-screen 24-inch Full-HD monitor that offers value for money. Being a very decent product from a known brand, the popularity of this monitor can be easily understood since it could even be used as an affordable alternative...

Pro : Good screen size ; Value pricing

Cons : OSD buttons can be uncomfortable

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• cnet.co.uk

  8 out of 10

Summary: For those on a tight budget, the BenQ G2220HD will prove a great 1080p monitor, costing no more than you'd pay for a conventional 16:10-format monitor with a lower resolution. An HDMI port and speakers are sadly lacking, but the monitor's colour...

Conclusion: Conclusion If you're after a 1080p display on a tight budget, you could do much worse than the BenQ G2220HD. It makes no compromises on quality, although you'll have to do without an HDMI port and useful extras such as speakers. You may also want to...

Pro : Useful DVI and VGA inputs ; Excellent colour performance

Cons : Horrible menu controls ; No HDMI port ; No speakers

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• expertreviews.co.uk

  10 out of 10

Summary: Despite its low price, BenQ's G2220HD 22in widescreen monitor has a full HD resolution of 1,920x1,080.

Conclusion: A monitor with full HD resolution, a subtle yet effective Dynamic contrast mode and good basic image quality at a great price.

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• devhardware.com

  10 out of 10

Summary: HD has become de facto standard in the multimedia market in the last few years. The days of VHS videos or even DVDs are already over. Moreover, with the entry of Blu-ray into the storage market, when you hit the video store to rent a new movie, you...

Conclusion: As a comparison, DVD players use the 480i/p with the 852*480 resolution. The term FULL HD usually covers a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9 that has a horizontal resolution of 1920 pixels. Paired with the 1080 horizontal resolution, this gives you...

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