![]() I actually checked out the specs before I saw the price, and I was honestly thinking that the SW2700PT was going to be retailing at three times the price that you can buy it for on B&H, which, at the time of writing (April 2016) is just $629.99. Let’s first take a look at the impressive specs for this display. From the design and build quality, to included accessories and ports, not to mention having 99% of the Adobe RGB color gamut covered, I’d say that without doubt, BenQ are now well and truly in the quality display market, with a product totally capable of meeting the quality conscientious photographer’s needs. My findings have been mostly very positive with just a few quirks that I can live with, especially at its price. I’ve been using their 27 inch SW2700PT display for the last four months now, and I’ve been highly impressed, so today I’m going to give you a run down of this new offering. I’ve recently had the pleasure of trying out a new display aimed at the photography market by BenQ, a company that I had not considered a player in the quality display market, until now.
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