BenQ T904 3.60 10

BenQ T904 Reviews

BenQ T904
BenQ Monitors
3.6 from 10 reviews
- Good
Posted on Apr 12, 2010
Pros: Colours pop and give a nice crisp appearance when working with high end graphics.
Cons: It would be great to flip it horizontally.
Overall: I have 2 of these Benq monitors in my workspace and find that both perform very well. I use alot of graphics and have multiple programs open at various times. I also drag and move applications around alot and the monitor keeps up with the pace at which I work. I use my computer as both a work and personal computer so I use the monitors for up 15-18 hours a day. The monitor is easy to calibrate and the colours are fairly representational of what is eventually printed.
- Good
Posted on Jul 13, 2007
Pros: HUGE viewing area, great for low intensity gaming. Like having an IMAX screen in front of you. Purchased it at work for $340 CDN, with five year performance plan.
Cons: Not capable of synching at resolutions beyond 1280 x 1024 - for a screen woth this much physical real estate, if it were truly multi-synch, an A3 horizontal page would fit nicely.
Overall: I have two of these in my music studio and, while they serve their simplistic use, they are not dazzling anyone with their specs. The low resolution of 1280x1024 is highly disappointing, especially when there is a need for many windows to be open simultaneously as a digital audio workstation would require. The overall quality is relatively good however, and I cannot wait to retire these units to my office PC's which is their rightful place. I would buy these again if I was only using Office based programs. Keep in mind that they are also wall mountable using a very inexpensive bracket; something that I was quick to do upon unpacking them. Considering the cost of the units was about $300 CAD in 2005, there was nothing else in this price range that offered this type of visual quality. In summary, although I am disappointed in the monitor for the use it was purchased, I am not disappointed in the purchase overall.
- Good
Posted on Jun 22, 2007
Pros: Sharp Picture, crisp colours, Good price
Cons: Nothing I dislike about it
Overall: Excellent for deskspace. It performs well, excellent for full page internet. It is a large screen that looks good in black, is a good price and is great for everyday office use. It does everything I need it to do!
- OK
Posted on Apr 6, 2007
Pros: Colour is relatively crisp, and viewing text is quite good. Pleasing, non-stressful quality.
Cons: Resolution too low for a 19" monitor; should be at least 1600x1200.
Overall: I have two of these in my music studio and, while they serve their simplistic use, they are not dazzling anyone with their specs.  The low resolution of 1280x1024 is highly disappointing, especially when there is a need for many windows to be open simultaneously as a digital audio workstation would require.  The overall quality is relatively good however, and I cannot wait to retire these units to my office PC's which is their rightful place.  I would buy these again if I was only using Office based programs.  Keep in mind that they are also wall mountable using a very inexpensive bracket; something that I was quick to do upon unpacking them.  Considering the cost of the units was about $300 CAD in 2005, there was nothing else in this price range that offered this type of visual quality.  In summary, although I am disappointed in the monitor for the use it was purchased, I am not disappointed in the purchase overall.
- Excellent
Posted on Jan 5, 2007
Overall: Excellent build quality , no dead pixels , sharp picture , no faults so far. Sound not too good , but then it is not on any monitors
- Bad
Posted on Apr 7, 2005
Pros: Good colors, crisp text - I use it for page layout and grapics work, and it performs well. No problem with setup, using digital cord/connector.
Cons: Not capable of synching at resolutions beyond 1280 x 1024 - for a screen woth this much physical real estate, if it were truly multi-synch, an A3 horizontal page would fit nicely.
Overall: Maximum resolution of 1280 x 1024 is terrible for a monitor this big. The price is good, which is what attracted me, but if I would have read anywhere that 1280 x 1024 was the maximum resolution, I never would have bought it in the first place. I have a Samsung 17" that will go to 2048 x 1536 for the same price.
Since I bought it to use at my office through the IT department, it's too late to change it now (maybe next fiscal year?).

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