Pros: The price was good. Cons: You tryed to get away with selling poor quality item. Found a chunk of the stand was broken. Poor cosmetics wasn't the issue. The picture quality was poor. I would have kept the screen if it was good picture quality even with poor cosmetics.

The latest XL Series monitor offers a new take on blur reduction.

The XL2720Z is a large, feature-packed gaming monitor that includes a motion-blur reducing mode, ultra-low input lag and even has a remote control for using the on-screen display.

Excellent gaming performance; Good ergonomics; Loads of AV inputs; Blur-reduction feature works well

Price just too high for resolution and image quality; Doesn't have FreeSync

BenQ knows what gamers crave. Earlier this year its 24-inch BenQ XL2420TX monitor snagged an Editors' Choice award for its great performance and robust feature set. BenQ's latest effort, the BenQ XL2720T, offers the same feature set but this time around you get to stalk your prey on a massive...

The XL2720T is the big brother of BenQ's flagship gaming monitor, the XL2420T. This height-adjustable 27in TN panel is Nvidia 3D Vision 2-ready, and has a huge refresh rate of 120Hz for supremely smooth visuals.

The Summary is that this is an excellent monitor bundled with many features! Pros: - I would suggest that it is ideal for FPS, RTS, or just about any genre of Gamer out there. The panel has a lot of features built into the software to ensure that you are able to customize your viewing experience.

The BenQ XL2720T is a full featured 27-inch gaming monitor that delivers blazing pixel response, sharp colors, and inky blacks. It's a bit pricey but it offers every video input you'll need and is packed with features.

Good color accuracy; Excellent motion handling; Dark blacks; Loaded with features

Pricey; Some color shifting

Its great But the colors.... Compared to the samsung 3d.... Samsung is much better...

Once again, BenQ has a winner on its hands with the new XL2720Z ($529) gaming monitor . Like its predecessor, the BenQ XL2720T , the XL2720Z lets you take your game to new levels, with a fast pixel response and dedicated first-person shooter (FPS) modes.

Great port selection; Excellent gaming performance; Fast pixel response; 144Hz refresh rate

Pricey; Finicky touch buttons; Narrow viewing angles

Pros- Its BIG 144hz 1Ms 3d ready ( you will need to buy the Nvidia Vision 2 kit for 3d) I haven't got it yet, but I plan to. Cons - Coming from a Samsung 23"1080p led the colors look washed out ( still playing with the settings) on the BenQ. But I expected that when I bought it.