Zowie, popular for its gaming peripherals, most notably for its mice which are well respected among gaming pros, was quietly incorporated into BenQ in late 2015. Since then, BenQ has re-released a number of its more gamer-oriented screens under the Zowie brand.

I recommend for a player dont want to go 2k or 4 k screen , on Doom, overwatch or Rise of the Tomb Raider, it's P-E-R-F-E-C-T

144 hz; 1 ms ; easy setup like 5 minutes with display port ! I'm Happy

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!!!MOST IMPORTANT THING BEFORE YOU BUY THIS MONITOR!!! If you choose to get this monitor, BEFORE you open the box, make sure that the box says 24XL11P and NOT 24XL11 !!!!!! Remember the P!!! The 24XL11 is the older model. The 24XL11P has the displayport input!!

This monitor is simply amazing, and has a lot of great features for the price point. I really have nothing negative to say about it. I use it mainly for gaming, and it has made a massive difference coming from an old Asus monitor.

I replaced a 60mhz monitor for this BenQ and the difference is night and day. I didn't think the 144mhz would be noticably different but if you play mostly FPS, you will see it. The build quality is solid and the base is sturdy and adjustable.

Make sure to calibrate the monitor when you get it as the factory settings are a little crap - and to get the full 144hz experience you will need to use the display cable it provides. And then it is just fantastic. Lots of manoeuvrability and incredibly smooth. Once you go 144hz you don't go back.

Broke within a month of having it kept getting really hot and turn off then just didn't turn back on!

Well chuffed with new monitor great for gaming who knows i may buy some 3d glasses in the future to test its 3d features

I play fortnite i bought this monitor and i can play my favorite strech res 850x1080

Very nice look, from a great e-sports brand. However, the limitation of not supporting display port (even with an adapter) means it is not always fit for 144 hz. Comes with HDMI and DVI-I cables.