BenQ used Fujifilm Australia’s Creator Summit 2026 in Melbourne to showcase its latest display technology, including the Australian debut of a new flagship monitor aimed at creative professionals.

Held at The Timber Yard on 9 May, the event brought together photographers, filmmakers and digital creators, with BenQ presenting a range of colour-accurate displays designed for content creation and professional workflows.

Among the products on display was the new PD2770U 4K Colour Management Monitor, which features an integrated calibration tool intended to help maintain colour consistency over extended periods of use. It joined the existing Creative Pro range, including the PD3225U 4K monitor and the PD2730S 5K model, both designed for tasks such as photo editing, visual effects and image compositing.

BenQ also showcased its MA270S 5K monitor alongside Apple’s Studio Display, allowing attendees to compare colour reproduction when connected to Mac devices. The demonstration focused on colour accuracy and workflow integration for Mac users.

Beyond desktop displays, BenQ supplied SL Series digital signage throughout the venue, including screens used on the main stage and across partner exhibits. The signage range features Pantone Validated colour performance and a claimed 99 per cent sRGB colour gamut.

The company’s Creative Pro monitors are available in Australia from A$699, while MA Series monitors start at A$749. The SL Series digital signage range starts at A$1,399 for the 43-inch model.