This 1920 x 1080 resolution monitor features a 144 Hz refresh rate which provides liquid-smooth and responsive gaming experiences by significantly reducing motion blur from fast-action sequences. BenQ's DyAC technology helps to further reduce motion blur allowing players to better see crosshair positions and impact points with improved recoil control when firing weapons. Its space-saving base can be configured at multiple angles allowing you to sit closer to the screen while optimizing your desktop space for keyboard and mouse positioning. The screen's height tilt and swivel can be adjusted for maximum comfort. Additionally it can also be tilted 90? to view documents in portrait mode or for multi-monitor configurations using the 100 x 100mm VESA mounting holes.
This 1920 x 1080 resolution monitor features a 144 Hz refresh rate which provides liquid-smooth and responsive gaming experiences by significantly reducing motion blur from fast-action sequences. BenQ's DyAC technology helps to further reduce motion blur allowing players to better see crosshair positions and impact points with improved recoil control when firing weapons. Its space-saving base can be configured at multiple angles allowing you to sit closer to the screen while optimizing your desktop space for keyboard and mouse positioning. The screen's height tilt and swivel can be adjusted for maximum comfort. Additionally it can also be tilted 90? to view documents in portrait mode or for multi-monitor configurations using the 100 x 100mm VESA mounting holes.
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The lowest price for BenQ Zowie 24" Esports Gaming Monitor - XL2411K right now is $299.00 at BenQ Australia.
The all-time low was $114.11 on 12 Oct 2024 — today's price is 162% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 7 Sept 2026.
BenQ Zowie 24" Esports Gaming Monitor - XL2411K
This 1920 x 1080 resolution monitor features a 144 Hz refresh rate which provides liquid-smooth and responsive gaming experiences by significantly reducing motion blur from fast-action sequences. BenQ's DyAC technology helps to further reduce motion blur allowing players to better see crosshair positions and impact points with improved recoil control when firing weapons. Its space-saving base can be configured at multiple angles allowing you to sit closer to the screen while optimizing your desktop space for keyboard and mouse positioning. The screen's height tilt and swivel can be adjusted for maximum comfort. Additionally it can also be tilted 90? to view documents in portrait mode or for multi-monitor configurations using the 100 x 100mm VESA mounting holes.
This 1920 x 1080 resolution monitor features a 144 Hz refresh rate which provides liquid-smooth and responsive gaming experiences by significantly reducing motion blur from fast-action sequences. BenQ's DyAC technology helps to further reduce motion blur allowing players to better see crosshair positions and impact points with improved recoil control when firing weapons. Its space-saving base can be configured at multiple angles allowing you to sit closer to the screen while optimizing your desktop space for keyboard and mouse positioning. The screen's height tilt and swivel can be adjusted for maximum comfort. Additionally it can also be tilted 90? to view documents in portrait mode or for multi-monitor configurations using the 100 x 100mm VESA mounting holes.
Last updated at 07/09/2026 12:01:56
XL2411K 144Hz DyAc 24" Gaming Monitor for Esports
Delivery between 8–16 Sept $20
XL2411K 144Hz DyAc 24" Gaming Monitor for Esports
Delivery between 8–16 Sept $20
originally posted on very.co.uk
Height adjustment, swivel and pivot. 144hz at 1ms which is great for gaming. Not good for an editing monitor but when you adjust the settings on Windows and the monitor its ok for watching movies on. Monitor looks great and has a cut out for cables, easy to assemble simply screw down the round base then slot into the back. Nice weight to it so no wabbling around. Perfect for gaming and its also capable of 120hz
originally posted on newegg.com
If you play shooter games and want to get to 140 fps on a budget, this is a great bang for your buck. High quality monitor. I think the one just might be slightly imperfect and I'm sure if I reached out to BenQ or Newegg I could get a replacement, I just don't want to be down a monitor right now and go back to 60 fps. I'm sure when you purchase one you probably won't have any issues and it is worth it!
originally posted on bestbuy.ca
Sure it’s expensive, and for a TN panel, there are “better” offerings available. But this is meant for those who won’t compromise on one thing, and that is being able to click on heads. Consistently. 240Hz with Dyac+ to premium is some of the best visual clarity I have ever witnessed. I have used other high refresh rate monitors that are IPS upwards of 240hz and they just don’t compare in terms of motion clarity. Some IPS have their own ELMB setting but basically all of them comes with the brightness compromise, and they give you headaches, which basically makes it a second-rate feature. Zowie actually made the Dyac the primary feature of the monitor and doesn’t give me motion sickness/headaches that I usually get from other panels. However, this monitor shouldn’t ... MoreSure it’s expensive, and for a TN panel, there are “better” offerings available. But this is meant for those who won’t compromise on one thing, and that is being able to click on heads. Consistently. 240Hz with Dyac+ to premium is some of the best visual clarity I have ever witnessed. I have used other high refresh rate monitors that are IPS upwards of 240hz and they just don’t compare in terms of motion clarity. Some IPS have their own ELMB setting but basically all of them comes with the brightness compromise, and they give you headaches, which basically makes it a second-rate feature. Zowie actually made the Dyac the primary feature of the monitor and doesn’t give me motion sickness/headaches that I usually get from other panels. However, this monitor shouldn’t be a “main” monitor. It should be a secondary/gaming monitor for when you just want to grind out competitively. Go buy yourself an ultrawide or larger IPS high refresh rate for general gaming.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Energy Class | Class F |
| Diagonal Size | 24" |
| Panel Type | TN |
XL2411K 144Hz DyAc 24" Gaming Monitor for Esports
Delivery between 8–16 Sept $20
XL2411K 144Hz DyAc 24" Gaming Monitor for Esports
Delivery between 8–16 Sept $20
Height adjustment, swivel and pivot. 144hz at 1ms which is great for gaming. Not good for an editing monitor but when you adjust the settings on Windows and the monitor its ok for watching movies on. Monitor looks great and has a cut out for cables, easy to assemble simply screw down the round base then slot into the back. Nice weight to it so no wabbling around. Perfect for gaming and its also capable of 120hz
If you play shooter games and want to get to 140 fps on a budget, this is a great bang for your buck. High quality monitor. I think the one just might be slightly imperfect and I'm sure if I reached out to BenQ or Newegg I could get a replacement, I just don't want to be down a monitor right now and go back to 60 fps. I'm sure when you purchase one you probably won't have any issues and it is worth it!
Sure it’s expensive, and for a TN panel, there are “better” offerings available. But this is meant for those who won’t compromise on one thing, and that is being able to click on heads. Consistently. 240Hz with Dyac+ to premium is some of the best visual clarity I have ever witnessed. I have used other high refresh rate monitors that are IPS upwards of 240hz and they just don’t compare in terms of motion clarity. Some IPS have their own ELMB setting but basically all of them comes with the brightness compromise, and they give you headaches, which basically makes it a second-rate feature. Zowie actually made the Dyac the primary feature of the monitor and doesn’t give me motion sickness/headaches that I usually get from other panels. However, this monitor shouldn’t ... MoreSure it’s expensive, and for a TN panel, there are “better” offerings available. But this is meant for those who won’t compromise on one thing, and that is being able to click on heads. Consistently. 240Hz with Dyac+ to premium is some of the best visual clarity I have ever witnessed. I have used other high refresh rate monitors that are IPS upwards of 240hz and they just don’t compare in terms of motion clarity. Some IPS have their own ELMB setting but basically all of them comes with the brightness compromise, and they give you headaches, which basically makes it a second-rate feature. Zowie actually made the Dyac the primary feature of the monitor and doesn’t give me motion sickness/headaches that I usually get from other panels. However, this monitor shouldn’t be a “main” monitor. It should be a secondary/gaming monitor for when you just want to grind out competitively. Go buy yourself an ultrawide or larger IPS high refresh rate for general gaming.
I love this monitor! Even without out freesync etc. I think it performed better in the games I want to use it for (FPS) When I saw it didn’t have freesync I was a little concerned, but it performs incredibly. Color vibrancy really is nice once tuned. Dyac is nice but do note it does dim the screen quite a bit. I do think a 24’ is a lot better than a 27’ if your having problems deciding on your first monitor. Price point is perfect for a monitor with competitive capabilities!
Bought this a couple of days ago and arrived promptly. The monitor comes with a stand that allows for height adjustments with easy as it glides fairly easily vertically on its bracket. The monitor can also pivot left and right to get the correct position adjustment to suit you. The monitor took me some time to get the correct contrast/brightness settings correct but is almost perfect. I'm using this with the xbox series x as the monitor displays at 144hz but has the ability for xbox series x and ps5 to display in 120hz. Highly recommend this monitor. It a very nice design and very professional looking. 100 would buy again
I bought this monitor for my son so he can get 120hz with his PS5. My son tells me it works out great. He plays Call of Duty and says it's better that playing on a TV. This monitor was intended for eSports titles and competitive gaming. Highly recommended!
Im going to be completely honest here. I didn’t know what to expect after u ordered this monitor. I was checking out some other reviews on other monitors that were “better” than this one and I got to say what they say is bs. Obviously what popular technology reviewers say has nothing to do with this monitor. After all they’re rich what do you expect. They’re obviously going to have something better but not all of us can afford their “preference”. This monitor will work the way it was meant for and that’s gaming. Tech source doesn’t like it so much because it’s not aesthetically appealing which honestly doesn’t matter when this company makes these monitors for gaming. We gotta appreciate what they do for us gamers because most people underestimate the features this ... MoreIm going to be completely honest here. I didn’t know what to expect after u ordered this monitor. I was checking out some other reviews on other monitors that were “better” than this one and I got to say what they say is bs. Obviously what popular technology reviewers say has nothing to do with this monitor. After all they’re rich what do you expect. They’re obviously going to have something better but not all of us can afford their “preference”. This monitor will work the way it was meant for and that’s gaming. Tech source doesn’t like it so much because it’s not aesthetically appealing which honestly doesn’t matter when this company makes these monitors for gaming. We gotta appreciate what they do for us gamers because most people underestimate the features this monitor has. It’s so comfortable to use I almost forgot I use a bad gaming chair. It’s truly one of the most game changing monitors I’ve used. And if you say the graphics are shît then I guess go buy a different monitor 2x the price for only a bit more better performance. And like they say out there “even so you’re still shît at the game”
I used a twin monitor setup and this monitor was perfect for me. It's not the highest end monitor but it's certainly reliable. TN panels have poor viewing angles but if you face them directly (as I do) they're fine. 100% recommend at this price point
The colors are simply alright. Expect the colors to be washed out a bit and underwhelming, but it's not as bad as people made it out to be. I think the smoothness and image quality makes up for the lack of color. It's very sharp and very easy to look at. The stand is awesome. Very sturdy and easy to adjust. I don't regret buying it at all. It's a great monitor for the price and does what it's meant to do, play video games smooth as butter.
monitor is clearly designed for FPS gaming and color grading reflects that. most prominent on cool tones (specifically purple). having 3 HDMI inputs and no auto-display is also a really odd design choice. I have a feeling all of the issues I have with this monitor would be solved with the external S Switch product, which lets you change settings without reaching to poor UX buttons that sit on the back. good monitor overall once you get used to the faults and it runs properly, just odd design for very focused FPS gamers.
| General | |
| Display Type | LED-backlit LCD monitor / TFT active matrix |
| Energy Class | Class F |
| Diagonal Size | 24" |
| Panel Type | TN |
