Excellent monitor from the BenQ workshop
In addition to the VA panel, the product also stands out from the field with its price.
BenQ unveiled a new monitor under the name "BL2400PT", which may seem quite impressive to many, as this time they did not use the widespread TN panel, but a VA-LED panel, which is the combination of VA (Vertical Alignment) and LED technology. was born from the fusion. This has several advantages over TN. For example, the fact that colors are not distorted at a viewing angle of 178 degrees, the image remains just as beautiful. In addition, a much higher contrast ratio can be achieved. In the case of the latter, in this case, 3000:1 is a real value and 20.000.000:1 is a dynamic value. The brightness of the BL2400PT is 250 cd2/ m, and the reaction time for changing from gray to gray is 8 ms. Thanks to LED technology, the product uses 33 percent less energy than the average LCD model so far, reducing power consumption to less than 28 watts. The native resolution of the 24-inch display is Full HD, which is 1920 × 1080 pixels.
The stand also meets almost all needs, as it can be used to adjust the height, tilt and rotate the monitor and even offers a portrait mode. The manufacturer also equipped this model with an Eco-sensor, which switches the display to standby mode if the user moves away from it. In addition, the "Eye-Protect" sensor adjusts the brightness according to the ambient light conditions. Video inputs include a DVI, a D-Sub and a DisplayPort, but in addition to these, there are also audio and headphone connectors.
Blessed with BenQ's integrated sound generators, the BL2400PT monitor received a very nice price tag, which is exactly 269 euros. If one considers the type of panel as well as the consumption, one cannot have a bad word when one hears such a price.
