BenQ has quietly dropped a new contender into India’s crowded monitor market — and it’s one that aims to please both gamers and everyday power users. The newly launched BenQ EW270Q is a 27-inch QHD display that brings together a buttery-smooth 200Hz refresh rate, rich colour reproduction, and surprisingly capable built-in audio, all without demanding a high-end graphics card to shine.
At first glance, the EW270Q ticks all the right boxes for
modern setups. The 27-inch IPS panel runs at a crisp 2560×1440 (QHD)
resolution, striking a sweet spot between Full HD and 4K. For gamers, the
headline feature is the 200Hz refresh rate, paired with a 1ms GtG response
time, ensuring fast-paced action feels fluid and responsive — whether you’re
grinding competitive shooters or exploring open-world titles.
Visual quality is where BenQ leans into its display
expertise. The EW270Q covers 90% of the DCI-P3 colour gamut, delivering punchy
colours that work just as well for content creation, streaming, or casual photo
work. Adding to this is BenQ’s proprietary HDRi technology, which uses a
built-in sensor to intelligently adjust brightness, contrast, and colour tones
based on the ambient lighting in your room. The result? A more comfortable,
balanced viewing experience without constantly tweaking settings.
Gaming-focused features haven’t been overlooked. Support for
AMD FreeSync Premium helps eliminate screen tearing and stuttering, while
dedicated tools like Game Color Mode and Light Tuner give players better
visibility in dark scenes — a small but meaningful advantage during intense
gameplay.
Interestingly, audio is another area where the EW270Q stands
out. Unlike many monitors that treat speakers as an afterthought, BenQ includes
dual 5W treVolo-tuned speakers. With six selectable audio modes, the sound is
loud, clear, and immersive enough for casual gaming, movies, or even video
calls — no external speakers required.
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Connectivity is equally practical. The monitor features HDMI
2.0, DisplayPort 1.4, and a USB-C port with 65W Power Delivery, allowing users
to connect and charge compatible laptops with a single cable — a big plus for
hybrid work and clean desk setups.
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Priced at around ₹17,990, the BenQ EW270Q positions itself
as a compelling all-rounder: fast enough for serious gaming, polished enough
for productivity, and affordable enough to appeal to a wide audience. For users
looking to upgrade without overspending, this might just be one of BenQ’s most
balanced displays yet.
By Aaradhay Sharma
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