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BenQ Creative Pro for Mac

See more. Keep it true.

See every detail from your Mac computer on a larger screen, while keeping color true from screen to output.

BenQ hardware calibration monitor for MacBook

True to the light you captured.

Bring back the warmth of the clay, the softness of skin, and the quiet depth of the studio with a color foundation you can trust. A wide 99% Adobe RGB color gamut captures subtle tonal variations, while hardware calibration and a 16-bit 3D LUT ensure those colors remain accurate and consistent over time.

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Every detail holds true.

Move from the expression in her eyes to the clay on her hands without questioning what changes across the screen. Uniformity Control helps keep color and brightness even throughout the display, while the Nano Matte Panel reduces reflections that can distract from the image.

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One photograph. Ready wherever it’s seen.

Prepare the image for digital delivery with the right color reference in place. Use the HotKey Puck to switch between Adobe RGB and P3 viewing modes, while ICCsync keeps the corresponding macOS ICC profile aligned.

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Let the moment live on paper.

See how the photograph may change before it leaves the screen. Paper Color Sync previews supported printer and paper combinations, helping you refine tone, contrast, and color so the light, texture, and feeling of the image can carry into the finished print.

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Explore SW Series

Find the view your photography deserves.

Choose the screen size, resolution, color coverage, calibration tools, and print workflow support that fit the way you capture, refine, and bring your work to life.

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3840x2160 4K

Resolution

2560x1440 2K

Resolution

2560x1600 2K

Resolution

99% Adobe RGB; 99% P3

Color space

99% Adobe RGB; 99% P3

Color space

99% Adobe RGB; 98% P3

Color space

16bit 3D LUT

Hardware Calibration

16bit 3D LUT

Hardware Calibration

16bit 3D LUT

Hardware Calibration

Delta E ≤ 1.5

Color Accuracy

Delta E ≤ 1.5

Color Accuracy

Delta E ≤ 1.5

Color Accuracy

1000:1

Native Contrast

1000:1

Native Contrast

1000:1

Native Contrast

Calman Ready & Calman Verified

Calman Ready & Calman Verified

Calman Ready & Calman Verified

USB-C x1 (90W)

HDMI x2

DisplayPort x1

USB-C x1 (90W)

HDMI x2

DisplayPort x1

USB-C x1 (90W)

HDMI x2

DisplayPort x1

AQCOLOR Pilot/ Paper Color Sync

Feature Support

AQCOLOR Pilot/ Paper Color Sync

Feature Support

AQCOLOR Pilot/ Paper Color Sync

Feature Support

Nano Matte Panel

Screen Surface

Nano Matte Black Panel

Screen Surface

Nano Matte Panel

Screen Surface

TUV Reflection Free

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See SW Series in Real Mac Setups

FAQ for SW Series Monitors

  • 1. Should I choose the SW series or the PD series for my Mac setup?

    Both SW and PD series are optimized for Mac users, but they cater to different creative needs:

    SW Series - For Photo, Print, & Master Color Accuracy:

    Choose the SW series if your primary focus is photography, photo retouching, or soft-proofing for print. SW monitors feature 99% Adobe RGB wide color gamut, Hardware Calibration (3D LUT) via AQCOLOR Pilot for ultra-precise accuracy, and a Nano Matte Panel with Paper Color Sync to ensure your screen matches your print output.

     

    PD Series - For Design,  & Mac Ecosystem Integration:

    Choose the PD series if you are a graphic designer or UI/UX creator. PD monitors emphasize seamless Mac integration with M-Book Mode, Display P3 color space, Display Pilot 2 (for Mac keyboard control and ICCsync), and productivity-boosting tools like KVM switching and Daisy Chaining.

     

    Note: Feature availability and specs vary by model. Please refer to the product specification page for detailed compatibility.

  • 2. Why is Hardware Calibration on SW monitors essential for Mac photography workflows?

    Hardware calibration adjusts colors through direct monitor processing changes to achieve accurate colors.

    Using BenQ AQCOLOR Pilot (or previous named Palette Master Ultimate), SW monitors deliver precise Delta E < 1.5 accuracy.

    Your color profile stays consistent no matter which Mac or device you plug into.

     

    Learn more about Hardware Calibration

  • 3. Why should Mac photographers choose Adobe RGB monitors?

    Adobe RGB covers a significantly broader spectrum of greens and cyans than standard sRGB or Display P3.

    For photographers shooting in RAW, an SW monitor displaying 99% Adobe RGB allows you to view and edit the full range of colors captured by your DSLR or mirrorless camera, ensuring rich detail and preventing clipped colors during printing."

     

    Learn more about Color Gamut

  • 4. Does the SW series support USB-C single-cable connection for Mac Pro / MacBook Pro setups?

    Yes. SW monitors offer USB-C connectivity with high Power Delivery, transmitting 4K video, high-speed data, and charging your MacBook simultaneously.

     

    Note: Included accessories, power delivery wattage, and feature availability vary by model. Please refer to the product specification page for detailed compatibility.

     

  • 5. Why is Uniformity Technology in the SW Series important for Mac users?

    When reviewing photos or preparing prints on a monitor, uneven luminance (brightness) and chrominance (color) across different screen areas can lead to misjudgment in exposure and photo editing.

     

    BenQ’s Uniformity Technology utilizes high-precision apparatus to precisely adjust and optimize both luminance and chrominance across the entire display during manufacturing. This ensures balanced brightness and accurate color performance from corner to corner, providing Mac photographers with an authentic and consistent viewing experience that matches their professional standards.

    Learn more about Uniformity

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