BenQ Electronics

BenQ, an abbreviation for 'Bringing Enjoyment N Quality', is a prominent Taiwanese brand specializing in consumer electronics, computing, and communications. Founded in 1984 as a subsidiary of Continental Systems (which later became Acer), BenQ initially focused on manufacturing peripherals and peripherals before spinning off into its own independent brand identity in 2001.

Manufacturing for BenQ products is distributed globally, with major production facilities located in China and Taiwan. The brand's diverse portfolio includes gaming monitors, high-end professional displays, and world-class digital projectors. Through its subsidiary ZOWIE, BenQ has also established a dominant presence in the professional eSports hardware market.

Today, BenQ Corporation operates as part of the BenQ Group (formerly the Qisda Group). The ultimate parent company is Qisda Corporation, based in Taoyuan, Taiwan. This group oversees various entities across information technology, healthcare, and advanced materials, ensuring that BenQ remains a leader in visual display technology through rigorous research and development.