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BenQ GL2460HM 60Hz 24.0" Monitor

( 4.6 Average / 34 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

BenQ

Part #

GL2460HM

Screen Size

24"

Recommended Resolution

1920 x 1080

Widescreen

Yes

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Viewing Angle

170° H x 160° V

Brightness

250 cd/m²

Contrast Ratio

1000:1

Response Time

2 ms

Refresh Rate

60Hz

IPS

No

LED

Yes

Built-in Speakers

Yes

DVI-D Dual-Link

1

HDMI

1

VGA

1

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Prices

Merchant Base Promo Shipping Tax Availability Total
CPL Online $199.00 $199.00+
Centre Com $199.00 $199.00+
IJK $199.00 $199.00+
Mwave Australia $199.00 $199.00+
PCCaseGear $199.00 In stock $199.00+
PLE Computers $199.00 $199.00+
Scorptec $199.00 $199.00+
Umart $199.00 $199.00+
Newegg Australia $233.20 $233.20+

Price History (Excluding Tax & Combo Deals) History:

Reviews

Mattjames
from completed build StarWhals Father/Son first build

Got this monitor just to get the build going. Plan on getting its big brother here in a week or two. But overall this monitor is great on its own.

aMarple13
from completed build It's Alive!

Definitely have to fiddle with the colors and brightness when you first start it up, but otherwise I have no complaints.

Clbparham
from completed build First Budget Gaming PC Build of a 16 Year Old

Absolutely amazing monitor for your money.

UltraGG
from completed build Potato Rig

Cheap beautiful 24" monitor,picture quality on it is amazing !

PlayingPoise
from completed build First build

Good colors, weird viewing angles, but all in all a very clear and great monitor when you mess with some settings.

paolomix09
from completed build The Cosa Loca (i3 Skylake)

To my eye it looks great, I'm not expert on screens and colors so I cannot really tell you. Love gaming on this thing though, reminds me of the super fast CRT response times, got my Xbox One hooked up to it as well. Keep in mind since this is a TN monitor and not an IPS one, colors might not be great (or accurate), these monitors are intended to be used for gaming, so buy a monitor according to your needs.

neilbe4me
from completed build (First PC Build) From Budget to Beast [Razer Theme]

When I was looking for a monitor, I wanted to look for a response time of < 4ms and refresh rate of > 60 hz. This monitor has a response time for 2 ms and refresh rate of 60 hz and I purchased it on New Egg for only $100. This was the best bang for my buck at the time. I love this monitor. The gaming experience is awesome. I do love how it has the Blue Light feature. At night, the screen brightness really strains my eyes and I don't like Flux and I usually leave my Gunnar Glasses at work. Blue Light feature even has multiple settings for gaming, movies, or reading.

sgtSnyder
from completed build The Little Engine that Could - Final Update

Not too shabby! I got it with the hopes to overclock it to get some higher frame rates, but I cannot get it over 70Hz. At which point I figure I should just gotten an IPS. (Heard that TN panels overclock better than IPS...). But I have also heard of people having difficulty overclocking over DVI so I will try HDMI soon.

caleb.fowler21
from completed build Summer is coming! (IN AUSTRALIA)

Great Monitor. Really nice colours and viewing angles! Will be picking another one up very soon!

oknaju
from completed build Fujin

I can't tell the difference between all the monitors out there so maybe I'm not the right person to review this but Fallout 4 looks amazing on this screen so best rating :D also cheap.