Benq V2220

100% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

Slim, attractive design, decent performance through a range of presets and Senseye, economy savings

No HDMI as standard, few additional features

BenQ has recently released a slew of LCD displays in the form of the V-series, which attempts to get a leg up on the competition by combining a slimline design with advanced display technology.

Slim; attractive design; decent performance through a range of presets and Senseye; economy savings

No HDMI as standard; few additional features; unstable stand

BenQ's V2220 is certainly an attractive display and, while it doesn't really offer any bells and whistles, the performance is good enough to back up the impressive design. The size, aspect ratio and economy savings make it a versatile display for the...

Very deep blacks and even lighting across the entire screen. Nonglare matte screen finish is great for mixed lighting environments. Good menu system and color adjustments

Wimpy, wobbly base feels like it’s ready to tip over when you bump the screen. Audio port emits buzz when the screen switches modes. Senseye default color settings are cartoon-like

Sleek design, low power consumption, HDMI, good color reproduction

Wobbly stand, menu buttons are not easy to use, noticeable fringing around text, expensive

The V2220’s fantastic looks and decent performance are hindered by its high price and lack of features.