BenQ W2720i vs JMGO N1S 4K

Despite being sold for much cheaper than the BenQ W2720i, the JMGO N1S 4K offers many advantages. The JMGO displays deeper blacks, leading to an image with more depth, and its colors are a bit more vibrant. The JMGO is smaller and lighter, has a handle, comes with a carrying case, and has more screen adaptation tools, so it's a lot more portable. Gaming also feels snappier on the JMGO at 60Hz since it has much lower input lag. On the other hand, the BenQ is brighter, so it can be used in a dimly lit room without looking washed out. The BenQ also has a zoom lens that lets you adjust the image size without physically moving it, and it can remove judder from modern streaming devices, leading to smoother motion in movies and shows.