BenQ PD2725U 4K Monitor | The Apple Creators Choice with Mac Mode 

ouch... these are my doubts : iMac versus Vivo book pro 16x, or this...and thanks for share your situation.

based on reviews in amazon the build quality is quite iffy and I think I will skip it.

@@paularaja I found the build quality pretty good. It’s solid and clean looking and very adjustable. The main problem for me it it is fiddly getting to the ports on the back. They’re in an awkward position.

The monitor is coated so it wont react to glares/reflections

Its good bro wdym its he closest u can get and its color accurate too without spending ur kidneys or a pro xdr display

My Advice go for Benq, I have ordered the Alogic a few days a go, and canceled the order before it arrive, and here is why I cancelled, which things I didn't realize as none of those reviewed the Alogic ever mentioned, For example they never mention that the only way to adjust screen brightness and speaker is to use the key at the bottom of the screen, in fact all setting has to be done though the keys at the bottom, and it really annoying to adjust setting this way, and before I cancel the order, I thought perhaps Alogic has a driver where I can download/install to allow monitor setting control using the mouse and keyboards as you naturally do with your laptop, and discovered they don't have anything as such to control the monitor setting, the last option to convince my sell not to cancel is to consider a third party app that well allow some basic control, which I wasn't convinced by it. for this reason I liked Benq approach to include the Hotkey buck to allow much more easier access to control the monitor which is a huge plus, nevertheless the programed mode built in the monitor, that said, I recently discovered that Benq also provide a software, Called "Display Pilot" which will allow complete control using the mouse and keyboards, and much more programmable settings for each app individually, which I find even better way to control the monitor and the extra features it comes with, as well as it is provided by Benq them self so I would expect a better optimisation with the monitor than using third party app, with basic control. that said, Benq still not compromising the quality of their monitors, colours, and over all quality. the other major difference is that Alogic is Glossy monitor while Benq is Matte, so this is subjective obviously, and it one of the reason I considered Alogic, but I have to be realistic despite colour would be richer on Glossy monitor, I just can't stand reflection and glare it just incredibly annoying, so I decided to stick with Matte, but I also decoded it has to be Benq monitor regardless which monitor, just for the amazing hotkey and display pilot to easily control my monitor.

Dear Hassan thanks for your answer In between I finally bought the Alogic, which I love but fully agree with you regarding the fact that I have to adjust under the screen not so easy… Happy new year to you and your family!

This monitor is intended for photographers and designers who use graphics software. Scaling, if it is an issue at all (and I suspect it is a grossly exaggerated issue), is rarely raised in videos by photographers.

@@TheDanEdwards If this is not a problem for you, this does not mean that the problem does not exist.

@@linela Karen alert!

I was wondering this, surely it's still present in this even though kts tailored for mac. No need to call out Karen, it's a fair point. Wish apple would sort that out, but it doesn't seem to be noticeable at all hopefully Peace!

60 Hz / compared to 120 Hz of the Macbook Pro monitors. I left a comment above, please read it if you have time because I am also "struggeling" to find out if 60 Hz will be enough compared to 120 of the MBP.

Whoosh spray from Amazon

I think Delta E below 1.5 is acceptable. Some factory calibrated monitors come with delta < 2 and yet still being claimed to be '' accurate'', ridiculous.

What a clown... This is not a gaming monitor!!!!

you need 120Hz or 144Hz for production? No you don't. This is not for gamers and specs-buyers

probably a faulty product ?

@@orbispictus6127 I doubt it, it's got the logo in white, and nothing else has a problem