Huang-PJ

Huang-PJ

Programmers, share your experience of using external monitors đź–Ą

If you are a programmer and you have purchased an external monitor from any brand for programming, BenQ User Research Team would like to invite you to take our survey for an interview. We strive to create great designs and your valuable feedback can help us improve our products.

We will choose respondents who are suitable for the interview based on survey answers. If you are qualified, we will contact you via email.

To get more information, here is the link to our survey: Survey for Eye-care Programmer Monitor | BenQ US

Looking forward to hearing from all of you!

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact:
Stanley | stanley.pj.huang@benq.com

*If the post violates any rules of community policies, I would delete it ASAP. Sorry for disturbing🙏

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faust

faust

Me too, I once tried two monitors but I kept getting lost where to look :sweat_smile:
So I prefer to have just one big screen instead

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