On April 20, BenQ introduced two fresh 24.1-inch IPS monitors - the RD240Q and SW242Q. Let's delve into the details of the latter one, a 2K professional monitor featuring a 16:10 aspect ratio. A standout feature is its hood, designed to shield the display from ambient light and minimize reflections.
BenQ SW242Q Monitor Overview
The BenQ SW242Q, priced at 4,399 Yuan (~$619), offers QHD resolution with a strong emphasis on color accuracy. Boasting a peak brightness of 400 nits, it supports the HDR 10 standard and incorporates a TÜV-certified anti-reflective coating, enhancing visibility in varying lighting conditions. Noteworthy color specifications include 99% Adobe RGB, 100% Rec.709 and sRGB, and 98% DCI-P3 color gamut rating. Users can effortlessly switch between color modes and leverage color management software for automated color adjustments.
Enhanced Features and Connectivity
Compared to its predecessor, the SW240, the SW242Q emphasizes advancements in color precision, color control, and overall build quality. Each SW242Q monitor undergoes meticulous factory calibration to ensure exceptional color accuracy, averaging within 1.5. The SW series supports hardware-based color calibration for consistent color gamut coverage over extended usage periods.
Equipped with a built-in 3D LUT color lookup table, users can fine-tune colors along RGB three-dimensional coordinates. In terms of connectivity, the monitor offers HDMI 2.0, DP 1.4, and a Type-C port capable of delivering up to 90W of reverse power supply for charging devices. Additionally, an SD Card slot is included for added convenience. The BenQ SW242Q is available at an introductory price of 4,399 Yuan (~$619).
