BenQ GW2283 27" 1080p Eye-Care IPS Monitor - Ultra Slim Bezel, Brightness Intelligence, Low Blue Light

Name: BenQ GW2283 - 27" 1080p Eye-Care IPS Monitor, Lebanon
Brand: BenQ
SKU: GW2780-SIS-K
Price: 135.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Vendor: BenQ
SKU: GW2780-SIS-K
Availability: In Stock
Product Type: Monitors & Smart Display

Warranty: 3 Years Warranty
VAT: Excluding VAT

Elevate your visual experience with the BenQ GW2283 27" Eye-Care IPS Monitor, designed for both style and functionality. Featuring an ultra-slim bezel and sophisticated design, this monitor enhances productivity while offering exceptional picture quality and advanced eye-care technologies.

Key Features:

Elegant Design with Ultra Slim Bezel: The GW2283’s sleek, edge-to-edge panel and premium texture seamlessly blend with any modern décor. Enjoy an unobstructed view with minimal bezels and a clean, sophisticated profile.
Brilliant Picture Quality: IPS (In-Plane Switching) Technology ensures accurate color reproduction and wide viewing angles of 178°/178°. Experience vibrant colors and sharp images from any angle.
Brightness Intelligence Technology: The monitor's B.I.Tech. sensor adjusts screen brightness based on ambient light and content intensity, providing optimal visibility and reducing eye strain.
Eye-Care Technologies:
- Low Blue Light: Filters out harmful blue light to reduce eye fatigue and irritation.
- Flicker-Free Technology: Eliminates flickering at all brightness levels to prevent eye strain and headaches.
- Color Weakness Mode: Includes red and green filters to help those with color deficiency distinguish colors more easily.
Smart Optimization: Customizable picture modes, including Color Weakness, ECO, Game, Low Blue Light, Movie, Photo, Standard, and User settings, allow for tailored viewing experiences.
Built-in Speakers and Connectivity: Integrated 2W speakers, HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA inputs ensure easy connectivity and an all-in-one entertainment setup.
Environmental Standards: Certified for Energy Star 8.0, TCO Certified 9.0, and EPEAT Bronze, reflecting its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainability.

Specifications:

Screen Size: 27 inches
Panel Type: IPS
Resolution: 1920x1080
Brightness: 250 nits
Response Time: 5 ms
Native Contrast: 1000:1
Refresh Rate: 60 Hz
Color Gamut: 72% NTSC
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Display Colors: 16.7 million
PPI: 82
Anti-Glare Coating: Yes
Color Temperature Options: Bluish, Normal, Reddish, User Define
Gamma: 1.8 - 2.6

Audio and Connectivity:

Built-in Speakers: 2Wx2
Headphone Jack: Yes
Audio Line In: Yes
HDMI (v1.4): 1
DisplayPort (v1.2): 1
VGA: 1

Power and Dimensions:

Power Supply: Built-in
Power Consumption (normal): 32 W
Power Consumption (sleep mode): <0.5 W
Dimensions (HxWxD): 463x612x183 mm (18.2x24.1x7.2 in)
Weight: 4.85 kg (10.69 lb)
VESA Wall Mount: 100x100 mm

Included Accessories:

Quick Start Guide (QSG)
Warranty Card

Experience enhanced visual comfort and productivity with the BenQ GW2283, a monitor designed to meet your everyday needs while prioritizing eye care and sleek design.

Frequently Asked Questions

What panel types are available and how do they differ?

IPS (In-Plane Switching): Offers the widest viewing angles and the most accurate color reproduction, making it ideal for photo/video editing and general productivity.
VA (Vertical Alignment): Delivers higher contrast ratios and deeper blacks than IPS but with narrower viewing angles; great for media consumption.
TN (Twisted Nematic): Typically the fastest in response time, often used in budget or esports-focused models, but with more limited color and viewing angles.

Which resolutions and aspect ratios should I consider?

Common resolutions include Full HD (1920×1080), QHD (2560×1440), and 4K UHD (3840×2160).
Aspect ratios are usually 16:9 (standard widescreen) or 21:9 (ultrawide).
Higher resolutions give sharper text and more workspace, while ultrawide screens let you view multiple windows side by side without a multi-monitor setup.

How do refresh rate and response time impact performance?

Refresh rate (60 Hz–240 Hz+) determines how many times per second the display redraws—higher rates yield smoother motion in gaming and scrolling.
Response time (1–8 ms) is how quickly a pixel changes color; lower values reduce motion blur in fast-moving scenes.
If you don’t play fast-paced games, a 60–75 Hz, 4–5 ms monitor is usually sufficient.

What is HDR and why might I need it?

HDR (High Dynamic Range) enables a wider range between the darkest and brightest parts of an image for more lifelike contrast and color.
Look for a VESA DisplayHDR certification (e.g., 400, 600) to ensure true HDR performance.
HDR is most beneficial for HDR-enabled video content and gaming that supports it.

Which connectivity ports are supported?

Most monitors include a combination of HDMI and DisplayPort—HDMI is ubiquitous, while DisplayPort often supports higher refresh rates/resolutions.
You may also find USB-C (with DisplayPort Alt Mode and Power Delivery), USB-A downstream ports, and a 3.5 mm audio jack.
Check the “Specs” tab to confirm compatibility with your PC or laptop.

Do these monitors include built-in speakers or USB hubs?

Some models feature integrated stereo speakers—convenient but generally lower fidelity than external speakers. Many professional and ultrawide monitors include a USB hub (USB-A or USB-C) to connect peripherals directly through the monitor for cleaner cable management.

What mounting and stand adjustability options are available?

Look for VESA 75×75 or 100×100 compatibility if you plan to use a wall or arm mount. Factory stands may offer tilt, swivel, pivot (portrait mode), and height adjustment—handy for ergonomic setups.

How do brightness and contrast ratio affect image quality?

Brightness (measured in nits) affects visibility in bright rooms; 250–350 nits is standard, while 400+ is better for HDR. Contrast ratio (e.g., 1000:1) is the brightness difference between white and black; higher ratios yield deeper blacks and more vivid images.

What is color gamut and why is calibration important?

Color gamut (sRGB, Adobe RGB, DCI-P3) indicates the range of displayable colors.
Monitors covering 99%+ of sRGB are fine for general use; wider gamuts suit photo/video professionals.
Calibration (via software or hardware calibrator) ensures color accuracy, crucial for content creation.

How much power do these monitors consume?

Typical power draw ranges from 20 W (small/IPS models) to 50 W+ (large/4K/HDR monitors).
Energy-saving modes and automatic brightness adjustment can reduce usage.
Check the energy-star or EPEAT rating for efficiency details.

What warranty coverage applies?

All monitors include a one-year manufacturer warranty covering defects in materials and workmanship, unless an extended plan (two- or three-year) is explicitly offered on the product page.