India, April 15 -- BenQ has consistently done a great job in terms of making displays for Mac users. The PD3225U display is an example that left us impressed with overall performance and suite of functionality. The new BenQ MA270S comes at a time when Apple's own 2026 edition of the Studio Display is getting the headlines. BenQ seemingly hasn't wavered from the value proposition path, and comparing the MA270S's Rs.94,998 price tag with a considerably more expensive ( Rs.1,89,900 onwards, to be precise) Studio Display, is a testament to that continuity. Genuine value stems from the fact that it gets there too, for the most part. BenQ's Nano Matte display coating has a huge bearing.

The BenQ MA270S has a 27-inch IPS panel with 5120x2880 re...