Most people don't know that buying a 144hz or 240hz monitor won't reduce the input lag on your gaming consoles (PS4 Pro and Switch 60fps), it will only work on a gaming pc

Input lag and pixel responseInput lag is excellent with the monitor showing a mere 8ms of lag in the center square of my Leo Bodnar tester

One thing I would like to add: for some monitor buyers, the new cool features coming out recently such as the HDRi/HDR, voice canceling headphone jacks, super-fast input lags/response times, or 200+hz refresh rates can all come in second or third places to some degrees of quality control

The low input lag and great brightness really makes a difference in game types such as battle royale.

Back on topic, the BenQ EL2870U has an input lag of 8.8ms using 4k 60fps or HDR and 9.7ms using 4k 30fps

Hdmi 2 and display port were completely knocked away from the port cutouts, took me a long time to get them back into place, little bit of input lag, but overall solid device

The input lag is great, colors are great, viewing angle is great

I started doing my reseach and came across this monitor, number one reason I had my eyes on the BenQ EL2870U was because of its input lag

The input lag is great, colors are great, viewing angle is great

Unfortunately, most TVs simply can't do this game justice with even the tiniest amount of input lag causing the excellent movement mechanics to feel sluggish and the opposite of freeing

Most gaming monitors are all 1 ms response time (important to reduce motion blur), and their input lag tends to be around the same (10-11 ms for 60hz monitors, best it can get at 60hz), but how they go about handling motion blur can vary, Asus has a tracefree setting for example, and BenQ has their AMA setting

Excellent brightness for price1ms refresh time, measured at just over 4ms total input lag (one of the fastest monitors you can buy)Two HDMI 2.0

No point in the great input lag if the display is horrible and you can't see the enemy.

What's GoodUltra high resolution panel with high PPIExcellent out-of-the-box color accuracyLow input lag and superb pixel responseFreesync supportVESA

Input lag feels as snappy as most monitors I’ve used when using a console

Input lag and pixel responseInput lag is excellent with the monitor showing a mere 8ms of lag in the center square of my Leo Bodnar tester

1080 / 1440 P the color saturation is so unwatchable, all black/dark colors are extremely pixelated to the point where it is impossible to watch anymore

I love the eye savor mode, I can game over 12 hrs a day some sessions and my eyes aren't strained as with my old television.

Works as it’s suppose to , only thing I would change is the border around monitor.

Using a displayport 1.4 cable to make sure I got max settings out of this [honestly, the whole monitor world was another beast I had never thought existed], and even though the it claims the monitor isn't validated as G-Sync compatible, I've had no issues leaving the G-Sync option enabled

G-sync compatible