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Benq 27" MOBIUZ EX271Q QHD 180Hz FreeSync Monitor

27" Benq MOBIUZ EX271Q Gaming Monitor, IPS, 2560x1440, 1ms, AMD FreeSync, 180Hz, 1000:1, 350cd/m², HDMI / DP / USB
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Scan code: LN158500 Manufacturer code: EX271Q

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Key Specifications
- 27" Benq MOBIUZ EX271 Gaming Monitor
- IPS
- 1920x1080
- 1ms
- AMD FreeSync
- 180Hz
- 1000:1
- 400cd/m²
- HDMI / DP / USB
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27" BenQ MOBIUZ EX271Q QHD 180Hz IPS Gaming Monitor

The Detail-Driven RevolutionBenQ MOBIUZ Gaming Monitor EX271Q equipped with 180Hz refresh rate, 1ms GTG, AMD Freesync, for fast response and no tearing. EX271Q reduces blurring effects on the screen giving you silky smooth movement for a much more absorbing gameplay experience. BenQ MOBIUZ provides the ultimate in gaming visual experiences. You can also fine-tune your preferences with Colour Vibrance and Light Tuner, bringing MOBIUZ multiverse to real life.

27"Screen Size

2560x1440Resolution

180HzRefresh Rate

IPSPanel Type

Product Information Sheet

Venture into the Unknown

with Gamer-Experienced ColourDive into a gaming world where colour is felt, not just seen, with Gamer-Experienced Colour, a revolutionary technology redefining game colours beyond traditional boundaries, turning every scene into a masterpiece of art and emotion. Developed through extensive testing and communication with gamers, Gamer-Experienced Colour offers a vibrant world tailored to meet any need, ensuring each game is showcased in the most aesthetically pleasing palette.

sci-fi modeEnhancing metallic textures, encompassing a futuristic atmosphere.

Fantasy ModeSee fine detail in textured leather, solid stone, and flickering fire.

Realistic ModeReproducing exceptional lifelike contrast and natural saturation.

Fast Response and No Tearing

for silky-smooth gameplayBenQ's MOBIUZ Gaming Monitor EX271Q is equipped with a 180Hz refresh rate, 1ms GTG, & AMD Freesync, for fast response and no tearing. EX271 reduces blurring effects on the screen giving you smooth movement for an immersive gaming experience. BenQ MOBIUZ monitors provide the ultimate in gaming visual experiences. You can also fine-tune your preferences with Colour Vibrance and Light Tuner, bringing MOBIUZ multiverse to real life.

Colour VibranceFrom natural to vibrant, you choose which colours to equip.

Light TunerBalance light and darkness to reveal details hiding in the shadows.

Colour, Audio and KVM, We Shuttle Them All

do it your wayWelcome on board. Enjoy Colour Shuttle's expert-defined color profiles and the 2.0-channel output for an immersive audio-visual experience. Plug-and-play across consoles and all platforms with KVM.

Scenario Mapping for All Kinds of Use

all in one placeMOBIUZ’s exclusive Scenarios bundle colour, audio, and eye-care settings across the system for any kind of game. Set up your favourite combination for any scenario.

Plug-and-Play across Platforms with KVM

effortlessly connectedExperience seamless connectivity with DP 1.4, HDMI 2.1, and USB-C to link your battle stations. Effortlessly shift through the built-in KVM (Keyboard, Video and Mouse) among your devices.

Mirrors the Seek Lines of a Spacecraft

Cutting-edge DesignThe streamlined appearance with its sleek contours and employment of advanced materials, exudes a sense of speed and durability, seamlessly complementing your game consoles.

Compatibility with your Favourite Consoles

PS51080p 120Hz HDR

Xbox Series X1080p 120/60Hz SDR/HDR

Xbox Series S1080p 120/60Hz SDR/HDR

Switch1080p 60Hz SDR

Steam Deck1080p 120Hz HDR

Ally1080p 144Hz HDR

PC1080p 180Hz HDR

Eye-Care Technology for Game Playing

B.I. +Brightness Intelligence Plus automatically adjusts the display brightness and colour temperature for a more comfortable viewing experience.

Flicker-Free™Flicker-Free™ eliminates screen flicker during extended viewing. TÜV Rheinland has certified the EX271 Flicker-free™.

Low Blue LightLow blue light technology filters harmful blue light to protect your eyes. TÜV Rheinland has certified the EX271 Low Blue Light.

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