BenQ EX2780Q vs Philips 27M1C5200W
BenQ EX2780Q
27″ · 2560×1440 · 144 Hz · IPSPhilips 27M1C5200W
27″ · 1920×1080 · 240 Hz · VABenQ EX2780Q and Philips 27M1C5200W are neck and neck on specs: gear scores 70 and 70.
- Resolution: BenQ EX2780Q leads (2560×1440 vs 1920×1080).
- Refresh rate: Philips 27M1C5200W leads (240 Hz vs 144 Hz).
- Response time: Philips 27M1C5200W leads (4 ms vs 5 ms).
BenQ EX2780Q
If you care most about resolution.
Philips 27M1C5200W
If you care most about refresh rate, response time.
Spec-by-spec comparison
| BenQ EX2780Q | Philips 27M1C5200W | |
|---|---|---|
| 70 | Gear score | 70 |
| 27″ | Screen size | 27″ |
| 2560×1440 | Resolution | 1920×1080 |
| 144 Hz | Refresh rate | 240 Hz |
| IPS | Panel | VA |
| 5 ms | Response time | 4 ms |
The gear score is computed from specifications only (e.g. for a mouse: weight, sensor, polling rate, connection and release year). It isn’t a lab test and doesn’t measure personal preferences like shape or grip.
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FAQ
Is BenQ EX2780Q or Philips 27M1C5200W better?
BenQ EX2780Q and Philips 27M1C5200W are neck and neck on specs: gear scores 70 and 70. Resolution: BenQ EX2780Q leads (2560×1440 vs 1920×1080). Refresh rate: Philips 27M1C5200W leads (240 Hz vs 144 Hz). Response time: Philips 27M1C5200W leads (4 ms vs 5 ms).
Which has the higher refresh rate?
Refresh rate: Philips 27M1C5200W leads (240 Hz vs 144 Hz).