GIGABYTE MO27Q28GR vs BenQ RL2455HM Monitor Comparison

GIGABYTE MO27Q28GR and BenQ RL2455HM are both monitors with the same Aspect Ratio (16:9) and HDMI (2). The main differences are in Screen Size, Resolution, Pixel Density and Dot Pitch.

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GIGABYTE MO27Q28GR	BenQ RL2455HM
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Brand GIGABYTE	Brand BenQ
Model MO27Q28GR MO27Q28GR OLED	Model RL2455HM
Release Date 📅 January 2026	Release Date 📅 October 2013
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User reviews Add a product review	User reviews ★★★★★ (133 reviews) Add a product review
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Pros -	Pros Very low input lag Very fast response time setting overdrive (AMA) to high Excellent OSD Lots of input
Cons -	Cons 60hz only Color range not very accurate Highest AMA level can cause blur
Screen Size 27"	Screen Size 24"
Resolution 2560 x 1440	Resolution 1920 x 1080
Pixel Density 108.79 PPI	Pixel Density 91.79 PPI
Dot Pitch 0.23 mm	Dot Pitch 0.27 mm
Panel Type WOLED Tandem	Panel Type TN
Widescreen Yes	Widescreen Yes
Aspect Ratio 16:9	Aspect Ratio 16:9
Curved Screen No	Curved Screen No
Viewing Angle 178° H x 178° V	Viewing Angle 170° H x 160° V
Display Colors -	Display Colors 16700000
Brightness 335 cd/m²	Brightness 250 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio -	Contrast Ratio 12,000,000:1 (1,000:1)
Response Time 0.03 ms	Response Time 1 ms
Refresh Rate 280 Hz	Refresh Rate 60 Hz
Built-in Speakers Yes	Built-in Speakers No
DVI 0	DVI 1
DisplayPort 1	DisplayPort 0
HDMI 2	HDMI 2
VGA 0	VGA 1
G-SYNC Support Yes	G-SYNC Support No
FreeSync Support No	FreeSync Support No