This is the monitor you get when you just need a decent screen for everyday stuff — email, web browsing, documents, maybe some YouTube. It's 24 inches at 1080p, which means text is readable without being tiny, and you're not paying for resolution you won't notice at this size.
BenQ adds some eye-care features that actually help if you stare at screens all day: flicker-free backlighting and a low blue light mode that doesn't make everything look like an old sepia photo. The IPS panel means colors look consistent when you're not sitting dead-center, which matters if you lean back or have the screen off to the side.
It refreshes at 100Hz instead of the usual 60Hz, so scrolling and casual games feel a bit smoother. But this isn't a gaming monitor — the response time is average and there's no HDR, no fancy features.