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BENQ EX271 27inch IPS FHD
MPN:
9H.LNALA.TBE
Brand:
BENQ
Screen Size:
68.6 cm (27")
Resolution:
1920 x 1080 pixels
Refresh Rate:
180 Hz
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€172.03
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Product Description
BENQ EX271 27inch IPS FHD 400cd/m2 1ms 180Hz HDMIx2 DP HUB USB Speakers
Specifications
General
Market Segment
Gaming
Certifications
EPEAT TUV Certificate Low Blue light (Hardware Solution)
Number Of Osd Languages
18
Part Number
9H.LNALA.TBE
Display
Energy Consumption HDR (kWh/1000h)
23 kWh
Energy Efficiency Class (HDR)
F
Contrast Ratio
Static contrast ratio measures how much brighter pure white is than pure black on the panel. Higher contrast means deeper blacks and more punch. Typical IPS panels reach 1000:1, VA panels 3000:1, OLED panels effectively infinite contrast.
1000:1
Colour Depth
Typical: 16M (8-bit) or 1B (10-bit). More colours = smoother gradients.
16.7 million colours
Panel Type
Panel type sets the colour, contrast and viewing-angle character of the monitor. IPS = wide viewing angles, accurate colour, moderate contrast; VA = high contrast and deep blacks, narrower angles; TN = fastest response but limited angles; OLED = perfect b
IPS
Screen Shape
Flat
Adaptive Sync
Variable refresh-rate technology (FreeSync / G-Sync Compatible) syncs the monitor refresh rate to the GPU's actual frame rate. The result is no tearing and no stutter when frame rate dips below the monitor's max refresh. Requires a compatible monitor conn
Yes
Anti-Glare
Matte coating reduces reflections in bright environments; glossy = more vivid colours.
Yes
Built-in Webcam
No
DCI-P3 Coverage
Cinema colour space. 90%+ is good for photo/video work.
95%
Peak Brightness
400 cd/m²
Typical Brightness
400 cd/m²
Display Technology
IPS: wide angles. VA: high contrast. OLED: perfect blacks. TN: fast response.
LED
Flicker-Free
Reduces eye strain by eliminating backlight flicker at all brightness levels.
Yes
Resolution Class
FHD=1920×1080, QHD=2560×1440, 4K=3840×2160, OLED refers to panel type.
Full HD
HDR Support
High Dynamic Range . wider brightness and colour range for more realistic content.
Yes
HDR Standard
HDR10: basic. HDR10+/Dolby Vision: dynamic per-scene metadata for better results.
DisplayHDR 400, High Dynamic Range 10 (HDR10)
Backlight
Edge-lit: thinner, less uniform. Direct-lit/Full-array: brighter, local dimming.
Yes
Low Blue Light
Hardware filter for blue light to reduce eye strain during long sessions.
Yes
Aspect Ratio
16:9 = standard widescreen. 16:10 = more vertical space. 21:9 = ultrawide.
16:9
NVIDIA G-Sync
NVIDIA G-Sync is the variable refresh-rate technology built into compatible NVIDIA GPUs. It syncs the monitor's refresh rate to the GPU's actual frame rate, eliminating tearing and stutter. G-Sync Ultimate requires a hardware module in the monitor; G-Sync
No
Transfer Time
Pixel response time (ms) is how long a pixel needs to change colour. Lower numbers cut motion blur and ghosting in fast scenes. 1-5 ms is fine for gaming; 5-10 ms is acceptable for productivity. Manufacturers usually quote the best-case GtG number; real-w
1 ms
Response Time Measurement
GtG (Grey to Grey) is the industry standard. MPRT includes motion blur.
GTG (Gray to Gray)
Horizontal Viewing Angle
IPS panels typically 178°. Narrower angles (TN) cause colour shifts from the side.
178°
Vertical Viewing Angle
178°
Motion Blur Reduction
Backlight strobing (ELMB, MPRT) sharpens moving objects at the cost of brightness.
Yes
LED Indicators
Yes
On Screen Display Osd
Yes
On Screen Display Osd Languages
Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Czech, German, Dutch, English, Spanish, French, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Swedish
Pixel Density
PPI (pixels per inch). Higher = sharper image. 220+ PPI is Retina-quality.
90 ppi
Connectivity
DisplayPort Version
DisplayPort version sets max resolution and refresh. DP 1.4 = 4K at 120 Hz, 8K at 60 Hz with DSC; DP 2.1 = 4K at 240 Hz, 8K at 120 Hz. DisplayPort tends to deliver higher refresh-rate gaming-friendly modes than HDMI at the same generation.
1.2
DisplayPort Ports
1
HDCP
HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) is the copy-protection signalling required to play DRM-protected 4K and 8K video (Netflix UHD, Blu-ray, streaming services). Without HDCP support on both the GPU and the display, those streams downscale or
Yes
HDCP Version
2.2
HDMI Ports
2
HDMI Version
HDMI version determines the maximum supported resolution and refresh rate. HDMI 2.0 = 4K at 60 Hz, HDMI 2.1 = 4K at 120 Hz or 8K at 60 Hz with HDR. To run 4K120 the HDMI cable, source and display must all be 2.1.
2.0
Headphone Output
Yes
USB-C Upstream Ports
1
Built-in USB Hub
Yes
Usb Type A Downstream Ports Quantity
2
Audio
Built-in Speakers
Yes
Built-in Speakers
2
Audio Power (RMS)
Continuous rated power in Watts. Higher = louder max volume.
10 W
Power
Energy Consumption SDR (kWh/1000h)
21 kWh
Energy Efficiency Class (SDR)
E
Typical Power Draw
Typical board power (W) is the power draw under normal gaming load. Use it to estimate electricity cost and to size cooling. Peak transient spikes can be 20-30 percent higher, which is why PSU recommendations leave a buffer.
22 W
Input Voltage
100 - 240 V
Standby Power
0.5 W
Max Power Draw
65 W
Power Supply Type
Internal
Physical
Cable Lock Slot Type
Kensington
Depth (with stand)
211.7 mm
Depth (without stand)
87.2 mm
Height Adjustment
No
Height (with stand)
464.3 mm
Height (without stand)
374.6 mm
Mounting Interface
100 x 100 mm
Tilt Adjustment
Yes
Tilt Adjustment
-5 - 20°
VESA Mounting
VESA hole pattern (e.g. 100×100 mm) for monitor arms and wall mounts.
Yes
Weight (with stand)
6 kg
Weight (without stand)
5.44 kg
Width (with stand)
613.8 mm
Width (without stand)
613.8 mm
Additional
Energy Efficiency Scale
A to G
Cable Lock Slot
Yes
SKU
48017229
EAN
4718755095108