BenQ XL2546 24.5"

Ultimately, I think BenQ Zowie has done a pretty good job with the XL2546. It retails for S$749 on the BenQ Lazada flagship store, which is actually quite reasonable for its feature set. This is an esports monitor with a rather niche audience, but BenQ...

BenQ ZOWIE’s XL2546 hits it out of the park as a dedicated gaming monitor. The motion resolution and input lag benefits provided by DyAc and 240hz really immerses you in the overall gaming experience, though you will want to maintain a consistent FPS due to the lack of FreeSync support. Color accuracy is good for a TN panel, but the green color shift while scrolling in general web browsing is distracting.

For the price, it will be out of reach for major gaming population, but I feel it’s worth owning for budding pro gamers. I wouldn’t recommend you to sell your existing 144hz monitor to replace with this 240hz one, but if you’re planning to buy a new monitor and your you have deep pockets, definitely go for BenQ Zowie XL2546 gaming monitor.

The BenQ Zowie XL2546 gaming monitor isn't exactly something designed for general purpose use. Like a throughbred race horse or a destrier, it's bred, or rather in this case designed to excel in one particular endeavour – esports gaming and in...

BenQ definitely has a specific type of gamer in mind with the Zowie XL2546. It is definitely a gamer who plays face-paced types of games, typically first-person shooters. A gamer who is more interested in performance rather than looks or features that...

If the form-over-function approach of the XL2546 has you intrigued, it might well be the right tool for the...

The ZOWIE XL2546 retails at RM 2,699 – that's quite a price tag but you do get a lot of goodies. 240Hz refresh rate aside the monitor seem to not suffer from screen tearing, at least from what I observed. With the XL2546 you get a slightly wider screen...

The BenQ Zowie XL2546 is a responsive, and blur-free beast which E-Sports purists will love for its superb performance. Dynamic Accuracy does change the game a bit, although we aren't sure if gamers are willing to let go of Adaptive-Sync for it. We also...