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SW270C 27 inch 2K Adobe RGB PhotoVue Photographer Monitor
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Can I use USB-C to charge my laptop or MacBook Pro?
Yes, you can. While using USB-C to transmit audio/video, you can also deliver up to 65W of power to your laptop. However, keep in mind several different hardware configurations of USB-C exist and some do not support all forms of data and power delivery. Check with your laptop manufacturer to make sure your USB-C port offers DisplayPort Alt Mode compatibility and power delivery support.
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When connecting the monitor with a Mac, only the HDR picture mode is available in the OSD menu. How can I switch to other OSD picture modes?
According to the explanation on Apple Support website, if your Mac supports high dynamic range (HDR) video, and it detects that the external display also supports HDR, your Mac might automatically enable HDR for that display.
So the monitor detects HDR and stays in HDR mode.
Please turned off HDR on your Mac and then you can switch to the other OSD picture mode for the monitor.
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Are all BenQ monitors or only certain models mercury free?
All BenQ LED monitors are mercury free.
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Are all BenQ monitors or only certain models mercury free?
All BenQ LED monitors are mercury free.
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Can I use USB-C to charge my laptop or MacBook Pro?
Yes, you can. While using USB-C to transmit audio/video, you can also deliver up to 65W of power to your laptop. However, keep in mind several different hardware configurations of USB-C exist and some do not support all forms of data and power delivery. Check with your laptop manufacturer to make sure your USB-C port offers DisplayPort Alt Mode compatibility and power delivery support.
Learn more
When connecting the monitor with a Mac, only the HDR picture mode is available in the OSD menu. How can I switch to other OSD picture modes?
According to the explanation on Apple Support website, if your Mac supports high dynamic range (HDR) video, and it detects that the external display also supports HDR, your Mac might automatically enable HDR for that display.
So the monitor detects HDR and stays in HDR mode.
Please turned off HDR on your Mac and then you can switch to the other OSD picture mode for the monitor.
Learn more
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