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BenQ Mobiuz 27" QHD 240Hz FreeSync Premium Pro HDR Open Box Gaming Monitor

Scan code: LN139263 Manufacturer code: EX270QM

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End Of LifeRefurbished

BenQ Mobiuz 27" QHD 240Hz FreeSync Premium Pro HDR Open Box Gaming Monitor

Open Box 27" BenQ MOBIUZ EX270QM Monitor, IPS, 2560x1440, 1ms, 240Hz, FreeSync, HDR, 1000:1, 400cd/m², HDMI/DP/USB
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Scan code: LN139263 Manufacturer code: EX270QM

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Product Overview

Imagine a New Reality

Wrap Your Senses in Vibrant Images and Dynamic Sound.

EXpanded Immersion: HDRi

MOBIUZ gaming monitors deliver the quality astute gamers demand. BenQ’s proprietary HDRi automatically optimizes image colour and clarity. No screen tearing gives a smooth visual experience increasing gamers' absorption in the gameplay ensuring the best gaming experience.

HDRi Makes HDR Content Smarter

HDRi auto-optimizes image colour detail and clarity. It improves contrast by saturating colours and by auto-adapting to ambient light to make a unique MOBIUZ gaming experience.

Silky Smooth without Tears in Fast Responses

Blazing-fast refresh rate at 240Hz, 1ms GTG, and AMD FreeSync Technology delivers next-level clarity and smooth response without tears and blurs.

Adjusting Light Intensity

Light Tuner provides subtler light and shadow while Black eQualizer reclaims details from improperly displayed dark sections.

EXceptional Audio: Trevolo

Everything you need for superb sound reproduction is contained in this monitor. The built-in speakers and the five immersive sound modes designed just for gamers delivers a surround sound experience. Plug it in, turn it on and listen, nothing more to do. It’s a much higher-quality alternative to headphones and avoids the hassle of having to connect external speakers.

True Sound by treVolo

BenQ’s treVolo experts designed a player-specific surround sound field and special sound mode for different game types which configures high-middle and bass settings.

FPS: Full Audio Intensity.

Racing Game: Eye-Popping Engine Revs.

Pop / Live: Pitch Perfect Fidelity.

Cinema: Mind-Blowing Realism.

Sport Game: Crystal-Clear Sportscasts.

Additional Powerful Subwoofer

Catch every low-pitched bass note like the rumbling of gunfire. The 2.1 channel amplifier’s 5W subwoofer delivers vibrant bass.

EXtreme Control

Wearing a headset is hot and cumbersome. Switching from device to device is a nuisance. You often find you have stiff shoulders, a stiff neck, or aching wrists and arms. MOBIUZ monitors aim to eliminate all these sources of discomfort that distract you from the game. Achieve total immersion in your gameplay without the inconvenience of those common niggling discomforts.

Your Monitor is Your Game Hub

Centrally manage Quick OSD, Scenario Mapping, and Remote Control to switch settings fast.

Eye-Care Tech for Extended Game Playing

Eye-Care tech is easy on your eyes, so you experience greater comfort during long gaming sessions.

Brightness Intelligence Plus

Brightness Intelligence Plus adjusts display brightness and colour temperature for a more comfortable viewing experience. Headaches, eye strain, and fatigue are a thing of the past as this monitor adapts brightness relative to your surroundings.

Low Blue Light

Low blue light technology filters harmful blue light to protect eyes. TÜV Rheinland has certified the EX270QM Low Blue Light.

Flicker-Free™

Flicker-Free™ eliminates screen flicker during extended viewing. TÜV Rheinland has certified the EX270QM Flicker-free™.

ePaper Mode

The eReader display balances the text and background to reduce fatigue making long reading sessions easy on the eyes.

Colour Weakness Mode

Red and green filters help individuals with the common types of colour vision deficiency distinguish colours more easily.

Features

• 27-inch 2560 × 1440 16:9 IPS 240Hz gaming display.
• HDRi and true sound audio by treVolo deliver immersion.
• 1ms and AMD FreeSync™ Premium Pro for smooth gameplay.

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