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One of my difficulties when buying a new monitor is that there's no way to evaluate a particular model before purchase. A few months ago I got a BenQ PD2705, a
by jocoda 2y ago
One of my difficulties when buying a new monitor is that there's no way to evaluate a particular model before purchase.
A few months ago I got a BenQ PD2705, as more than satisfied with the last BenQ. Cheap, 4K. Nowhere in the online specs I looked at was there any mention of the puck that's included - an unexpected bonus. A 2 system KVM that I use to switch between macOS/windows. Handles USB-C and Display Port. Not perfect - there are issues if the mac goes to sleep, that needs a couple of extra clicks of the puck and keyboard, but way better than the setup I had before.
- morjom 2y agortings.com has been pretty good. They include what comes in the box and what type of navigation it uses for the OSD.
- wodenokoto 2y agoYeah, but where you live they only sell the PD2706 model, and who knows what that does differently - especially since most of the listings on Amazon use a mix of PD2704 and PD2705 pictures. Except for the high end, buying a monitor is really a pay and pray experience