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Benq BenQ EX2710R – Specs & Features Monitor
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6.6/10

27″ BenQ EX2710R – Specs & Features

BenQ put a 1000R curve on a 27-inch 16:9 panel here, which is more unusual than it sounds - that tight a wrap is normally reserved for ultrawides, where the far edges genuinely ...

27″ · 16:9 · MODEL YEAR 2021
BenqMonitor
Benq Monitor
Display
27-inch, VA, 2560 x 1440
27
Refresh Rate
48 Hz - 165 Hz
48 Hz
Brightness
300 cd/m² (peak 400 cd/m²)
300 cd
Contrast Ratio
3000 : 1
3000

Overview

BenQ put a 1000R curve on a 27-inch 16:9 panel here, which is more unusual than it sounds - that tight a wrap is normally reserved for ultrawides, where the far edges genuinely need to angle in. On a 27-inch screen the effect is more about immersion than geometry, and whether you like it is personal. The VA panel behind it gives 3000:1 contrast at 165 Hz with FreeSync Premium Pro, and there is a 2.1 treVolo system with a 5 W subwoofer. The limits are clear: 8-bit colour, 90% DCI-P3, a 300 cd/m2 panel with DisplayHDR 400, and a stand with only 100 mm of height.

BrandBenQPanel TypeVAResolution2560 x 1440Refresh Rate48-165 Hz

Key Highlights

  • 3000:1 VA contrast with a 1000R curve at 27 inches
  • 2.1 treVolo audio with a 5 W subwoofer, 9 W total
  • 165 Hz with FreeSync Premium Pro and a 1 ms MPRT response
  • 109 PPI - standard 1440p sharpness
  • Brightness Intelligence Plus with ePaper mode

Who Should Buy the Benq EX2710R

+ Best For
Dark-room gaming
3000:1 contrast keeps night scenes black
Curved immersion at 27 inches
a tight wrap on a small panel
Desks without speakers
a real 2.1 system with bass
Mid-range builds
165 Hz at 1440p is easy to reach
× Not Ideal For
Colour work
8-bit with 90% DCI-P3
Bright rooms
300 cd/m2 is dim by current standards
Ergonomic desks
100 mm height, +/-15 swivel, no pivot
HDR
DisplayHDR 400 with a 400 cd/m2 peak

Display Performance

Refresh Rate 48-165 Hz smooth for single-player and casual competitive
Response Time 1 ms (MPRT) quick figure; VA dark transitions still trail
Brightness 300 cd/m2 typical / 400 peak dim for a 2021 gaming panel
Contrast 3000:1 the VA advantage, and the reason to buy it
Colour Gamut 90% DCI-P3, 8-bit the weakest colour spec here
HDR DisplayHDR 400 / HDR10 the entry tier

Gaming Performance

Refresh Rate165 Hzcomfortable for most gaming at 1440p
Response Time1 ms (MPRT)with AMA acceleration and Black eQualizer
VRR / Adaptive SyncAMD FreeSync Premium Protear-free with HDR frame data
GPU Requirementa mid-range card reaches 165 fps at 1440p in most titles

HDR & Brightness Reality

DisplayHDR 400 with a 400 cd/m2 peak against 300 cd/m2 typical leaves a hundred nits of headroom, which is not enough for HDR highlights to register. There is no local dimming. As with every VA panel here, the 3000:1 native contrast is the thing that actually improves how games look, and it works identically in SDR. The brightness is the bigger issue - at 300 cd/m2 this is dim even before you switch HDR on.

Connectivity & Ports

HDMI2 x HDMI 2.0fine for 1440p, short of console bandwidth
DisplayPortDisplayPort inputthe connection for the full 165 Hz
USB-CNot availableno USB-C on this model
USB Hub1 x USB-B upstream, 2 x USB-A downstreambasic peripheral support
Audio Out3.5 mmplus 2.1 treVolo with a 5 W subwoofer, 9 W total

Desk Fit & Ergonomics

Size / Footprint27-inch 16:9, 608 mm wide, 1000R curve7.1 kg with the stand
StandIncluded, removable4.9 kg panel alone
VESA Mount100 x 100 mmstandard arm fit
Tilt-5 to +15 degreesa narrow range
Height Adjust100 mmmodest travel
Swivel / PivotSwivel +/-15 degrees, no pivotlimited movement

Real-World Use Cases

Dark-Room Single-Player
3000:1 contrast at a tight 1000R wrap
Desk Audio
a 2.1 treVolo system with a real subwoofer
Mid-Range 1440p
165 Hz that most cards can feed
Long Sessions
B.I.+ ambient adjustment with ePaper mode

Pros & Cons

Pros
  • 3000:1 VA contrast at 109 PPI
  • 2.1 treVolo audio with a 5 W subwoofer
  • 165 Hz with FreeSync Premium Pro
  • 1000R curve for immersion at 27 inches
  • Brightness Intelligence Plus and ePaper mode
Cons
  • 300 cd/m2 dim for a gaming panel
  • 8-bit with only 90% DCI-P3
  • 100 mm height, +/-15 swivel, no pivot
  • HDMI 2.0 only, no USB-C

Score & Ratings

6.6/10 Good
Design
7
Display
7
Color Performance
7
Performance
7
Connectivity
6
Model Information 7
Specification Value
Brand BenQ
Series MOBIUZ
Model EX2710R
Model Alias MOBIUZ EX2710R
Full Product Name BenQ MOBIUZ EX2710R
Model Year 2021
Available Colors Dark Grey
Display & Panel 6
Specification Value What It Means
Screen Size 27-inch
Radius of Curvature 1000R
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Display Area 86.76 % (percent)
Panel Type VA VA - the reason contrast is 3000:1 rather than IPS's 1000:1.
Backlight Type W-LED
Resolution & Pixel Details 3
Specification Value What It Means
Native Resolution 2560 × 1440
Pixel Density 109 PPI 109 PPI - standard 1440p sharpness at 27 inches.
Pixel Pitch 0.233 mm (millimeters)
Picture Quality & Color 2
Specification Value
Panel Bit Depth 8 bits
Display Colors 16777216 colors
Refresh Rate, Response & Gaming 1
Specification Value
Refresh Rate Range 48 Hz - 165 Hz
Ports & Connectivity 5
Specification Value
HDMI Ports
2× HDMI 2.0
HDMI Version HDMI 2.0
DisplayPort Input 1× DisplayPort 1.4
DisplayPort Version DisplayPort 1.4
HDCP Support Yes
Audio, Camera, Network & Smart Features 1
Specification Value
Built-In Camera No
Ergonomics & Stand 5
Specification Value What It Means
VESA Mount 100 × 100 mm
VESA Size 100 × 100 mm
Removable Stand Yes
Height Adjustment 100 mm 100 mm - modest, with only +/-15 degrees of swivel.
Height Range 100 mm
Dimensions, Weight & Design 2
Specification Value
Weight With Stand 7.1 kg
Weight Without Stand 4.9 kg
Power & Operating Conditions 4
Specification Value
Power Input 100–240V
AC Frequency 50/60Hz
Maximum Power Consumption 95W
Sleep Consumption 0.5W

Frequently Asked Questions

01 Does a 1000R curve make sense on a 27-inch screen? +
It is debatable. On an ultrawide, a tight curve stops the far edges angling away; on a 27-inch 16:9 panel there are no far edges to speak of, so it is purely about immersion. Some people love it, others find it distracting for desktop work.
02 How does it compare with the 31.5-inch EX3210R? +
Same idea, different scale. The EX3210R is 31.5-inch at 93 PPI - bigger and softer. This is 109 PPI and sharper, with the same 3000:1 contrast and treVolo 2.1 audio.
03 Is 300 cd/m2 too dim? +
It is on the low side for a 2021 gaming panel - several rivals here reach 400. In a room with windows it will feel washed out. Brightness Intelligence Plus helps by adapting to ambient light, but it cannot add output.
04 How good is the treVolo audio? +
Genuinely useful - two 2 W drivers plus a 5 W subwoofer, 9 W total, so you get actual bass rather than the thin sound of typical monitor speakers.
05 Is 90% DCI-P3 a problem? +
For gaming, colours will look slightly less saturated than a 95-99% panel, but nothing looks wrong. Combined with 8-bit depth it rules the panel out for colour-sensitive work.

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