Simply the best 2K monitor for photography. Screen is sharp with anti glare. Monitor puck is fantastic to easily switch between color rendering. Monitor is capable of 30 bit true color when using the display port connection. Monitor is capable of being hardware calibrated with its built in LUT to store the results. Up to two unique calibrations can be stored.

In order to do business with the professional photo labs, i was required to use a color calibrated monitor. This one has lived up to the good reviews. The only downside is that you will need to upgrade you graphics card to get the full resolution available.

The BenQ - PhotoVue 27" works great and produces excellent accurate color. It was easy to set up and has a great feature, a puck remote to easily control and change from S-RGB to Adobe-RGB to Black and White viewing modes. It also comes with side and top shade panels to block unwanted stray light from the room.

Whether you're viewing movies or editing photos, this is a great monitor. The included wired remote to switch between sRGB and Adobe RGB brings increased color accuracy when editing for online and print material. The overall color accuracy is spot on out of the box, though those who make a living off of it will want to do a calibration anyway. If you're watching a letter box movie, there may be a small amount of light bleed near the bottom edge if you're brightness is too high, but other than that, I've found zero defects with the monitor.

This Benq SW2700PT monitor has a wide 99% Adobe color space, extraordinarily clear 27” 2460 x 1440 IPS screen for discerning fine detail and textures, and built-in hardware color calibration technology. Alone, these attributes define a state-of-the art monitor for photographers and designers. In combination with the $599 price (quite low relative to prices of competing monitor brands), I consider this monitor to be, by far, the best-value 27” monitor currently available for image editing.