Benq E2220HD / E2420HD

Full HD, two HDMI ports, attractive bezel design, handles fast motion well, sharp and clear text

Stand isn't height adjustable, reflective bezel, controls are awkwardly positioned, a little pricey

BenQ's E2420HD offers an impressive array of ports, as well as excellent motion performance and decent picture quality for both office and home use. However, it has awkward controls and a steep price tag.

BenQ's E2420HD offers an impressive array of ports, as well as excellent motion performance and decent picture quality for both office and home use. However, it has awkward controls and a steep price tag.

Excellent price ; Low light bleed ; Large amount of inputs ; Next to no input lag ; Headphone hanger

Black levels aren't great ; Speakers are low quality ; Side-mounted buttons ; HDMI shouldn't be used with 1080i sources ; Can't do 24p

BenQ offers an excellent screen that gamers are sure to love. Its colour accuracy isn't up there with the likes of the Dell 2209WA, but if you're not a designer, this monitor is worth the dollars saved.

Excellent price ; Low light bleed ; Large amount of inputs ; Next to no input lag ; Headphone hanger

Black levels aren't great ; Speakers are low quality ; Side-mounted buttons ; HDMI shouldn't be used with 1080i sources ; Can't do 24p

Way back in the fog of 2001, a brand called BenQ came into existence, spun off from Acer. Acer was to be the business brand, BenQ the lifestyle. Things didn't quite work out this way, and in 2006 Acer removed its interest in BenQ entirely, leaving the...