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BenQ RD280UG gives programming a taller 120 Hz workspace

A 28-inch 3:2 screen combines coding-oriented image modes with USB-C docking and Linux-compatible desktop controls.

BenQ RD280UG shown from the front with programming code and from the rear with MoonHalo lighting.
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  • 28-inch 3:2 panel, 120 Hz
  • USB-C 90 W and KVM
  • Display Pilot 2 supports Linux

BenQ describes the RD280UG as a 4K+ display with 120 Hz refresh and a 2000:1 contrast ratio. Nano Matte treatment addresses reflections, while Coding Modes offer dark, light and paper-style presentations for different working conditions.

The monitor includes 90 W USB-C charging and a KVM switch for sharing peripherals between computers. Display Pilot 2 supports Windows, macOS and Linux, including automatic image rotation when the screen is pivoted. MoonHalo rear lighting, adjustable brightness and night-use settings provide further control over the workspace.

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09.10.2026
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09.10.2026

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