Product Comparison: ASUS VP28UQG vs BenQ EL2870U
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- The 4k resolution is a grand upgrade from 1080p.
- The resolution is great, it looks sharp and clean.
- It's a great budget monitor if you're simply just looking to upgrade to 4K and don't care about HDR.
- Super Resolution is essentially BenQ's edge enhancement algorithm.
- Deployed as a 2nd screen for my laptop while working at home. Great resolution and colors.
ASUS VP28UQG
BenQ EL2870U
- It's bright and the colors are decent.
- Colors look great, playing the new Age of Empires II DE was a truly mesmerizing experience.
- During this time the monitor was pretty great, rich colors and great for gaming, very responsive.
- It's a absolutely great monitor. Great sound, colors, menus.
- The colors are terrible. They look washed out.
- The monitor features AMD FreeSync support (40-60Hz via both DisplayPort and HDMI) as well as a super resolution sharpening feature.
- BenQ's Brightness Intelligence Plus sensor which can adjust the brightness and color temperature of the display based on room conditions.
- On the front of the bezel next to the power button is a switch labeled HDR which controls the HDR mode as well as the Brightness Intelligence feature.
- The main issue is the "auto brightness" feature called BI+ (Brightness intelligence).
- I play Destiny 2. It does not work with HDR on this game.
- These are connected to my PC via Display Port cables into an Nvidia GTX 1080 video card with updated drivers.
- The fact that this has two HDMI ports and a display port is a godsend. I can have my PlayStation 4 pro, Xbox one x, and pc connected to this thing.
- The included speakers are a really nice addition for a monitor that connects via HDMI.
- I Have also plugged in my PS4 via HDMI and configured it to HDR.
- 2 HDMI ports and a display port are nice, you can have multiple devices plugged in and it does a decent job switching automatically.
ASUS VP28UQG
BenQ EL2870U