BenQ ZOWIE Launches QHD Monitor XQ2766X

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BenQ ZOWIE has released the XQ2766X, a 27-inch QHD gaming monitor specialized for battle royale games. Combining a 360Hz refresh rate, Fast TN panel, and DyAc 3 technology, the product aids in identifying and tracking long-range targets.

The XQ2766X enhances detail with the high pixel density of QHD resolution and is designed to maintain a clear view even during fast screen movements. BenQ ZOWIE explained that the 360Hz refresh rate and DyAc 3 motion clarity technology help maintain consistent target tracking.

It also features a color filter tailored for battle royale games such as PUBG, Fortnite, Apex Legends, and Delta Force. This feature reduces visual interference from dark colors in blue zones or gas regions, making it easier to distinguish characters from the background.

It introduces the ZOWIE Sync App for the first time, allowing users to save custom monitor settings on a smartphone and apply them via Bluetooth. It is also equipped with a G Sensor that automatically detects the monitor's tilt angle and displays it on the screen in real time.

The stand utilizes bearings to support height adjustment and up to a 35-degree tilt. The reduced base footprint minimizes interference with peripherals, and settings such as Black Equalizer and Color Vibrance can be adjusted via the user interface.

Sanghyun Lee, Marketing Manager at BenQ Korea, stated, “In battle royale games, the ability to quickly identify and accurately track distant enemies across complex and expansive battlefields determines victory or defeat. The ZOWIE XQ series sets a new standard for competitive displays.” He added, “Comprising two models—the 27-inch flagship XQ2766X and the 24.1-inch XQ2566X—the lineup offers options tailored to users' setups and playstyles.”

The XQ2766X comes with a free three-year warranty.

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