BenQ introduced the 28-inch 4K monitor RD280UG with an unusual aspect ratio, specifically designed for programmers

New BenQ RD280UG Monitor – Comfort for Programmers

BenQ has introduced the RD280UG monitor, designed for long hours at the computer and reducing eye strain. It is especially useful for those who spend hours reading code.

Specification What it Means
Screen 28‑inch IPS panel, 4K+ resolution (3840×2560) and a 3:2 aspect ratio. This format provides more vertical space, which is convenient for long code files.
Refresh rate 120 Hz – smooth scrolling of large documents and IDEs.
Nano Matte coating eliminates glare and reflections even in bright lighting, preserving image clarity.

Programmer Modes
• Paper Colour Mode – soft image.
• MoonHalo – uniform external lighting.
• Night Hours Protection – eye protection at night.
• Special contrast and color balance settings for light/dark themes.

Ergonomics
Adjustable height, tilt, and swivel; ability to flip the monitor into portrait mode.

Convenience of Work
- A hotkey switches the display to “programmer mode,” allowing quick parameter changes without interrupting work.

- The monitor is compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux.

Port Set
Type Features
HDMI 2.1 High bandwidth
DisplayPort 1.4 Supports 120 Hz
USB‑C (DP Alt Mode) + 90 W charging One connection for video and power
MST via USB‑C Ability to connect a second monitor through the same port
USB‑A 3.2 Gen 1 Two ports with up to 10 W charging

Price and Availability
According to Gizmochina, the BenQ RD280UG costs 64,990 rupees (≈ $700). The monitor can be purchased from major gadget and IT retail chains as well as popular online platforms.