BenQ PD2700U

They are displays for Pro work and have color modes that are specific for Pros, unlike the entertainment display line. PD2700U Does have DCI-P3 coverage, but it is not listed and I am not sure of the percentage. But if you look at the predecessor PD2720U or PD2520U the coverage for DCI-P3 is in the 90% + Range which is really good. And I would also recommend these 2 later iteration because the connectivity has been updated to modern input such as USB - C / Thunderbolt.

I am happy enough with the set up except that the 27" screen is a little far away at that scaling but I prefer the extra space. The Benq is a very sophisticated monitor and perhaps overkill for my needs but I preferred it to the various cheaper monitors I looked at. It has various inputs and so on but not USB-C.

BENQ PD2700U The PD2700U seems to be more for professionals but doesn’t cover DCI-P3 which I was interested in.

Ideally the bezels should be as slim as possible as my desk is a little cramped as it is. So far I have looked at the BenQ PD2700U (Great except lacks USB-C and is a little thick) and the LH UN850-W. (Lower color accuracy according to Toms Hardware but marginally).

Since i upgraded to BenQ PD2700U pro monitor, i can't get movies and games to look right. They look somehow flat compared to old Apple Cinema HD, where black was black. I tried all modes in Display Pilot.