BenQ V2220H

Browse 3 reviews so far

Very deep blacks and even lighting across the entire screen. Nonglare matte screen finish is great for mixed lighting environments. Good menu system and color adjustments.
Sleek design, low power consumption, HDMI, good color reproduction
Slimness, LED backlit TN panel, Lower energy consumption, Deep blacks

Wimpy, wobbly base feels like it’s ready to tip over when you bump the screen. Audio port emits buzz when the screen switches modes. Senseye default color settings are cartoonlike.
Wobbly stand, menu buttons are not easy to use, noticeable fringing around text, expensive
Performance, Price

Reviews

By Wired on August 12, 2010

My life was about to be complete. I had just received the Knight Rider DVD box set and was gearing up my home office (which doubles as a media center) for a weekend of curly mullets, fast cars and smarmy talking computers. I just had one problem: My...

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By TechTree on April 28, 2010

The BenQ V2220H is priced at an MRP of Rs.14, 999. So what are you getting for this premium? A really slim LED backlit monitor with a great design and stylish looks. It also consumes low power and has good color reproduction. It's got HDMI to...

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By PCWorld India on April 28, 2010

Benqs V2220H 22-inch LED-backlit monitor is thin, stylish, and even eco-friendly. Buy this if you want to pamper your desktop PC with the slimmest monitor in India, albeit at a premium price. The image quality is good to the naked eye, however...

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