 Welcome to my unboxing of what looks like the same product that I unboxed before, the XL2420T from BenQ with Heat On and Spawn featured on the cover, but this one is slightly more different in a way that is actually kind of cool. So this guy is the 2420TX which is basically very similar to the 2420T. It's the same basic monitor except for a couple things. One is it includes NVIDIA 3D vision glasses version 2. We got all our included cables, power, DVI, VGA. We've got our quick start guide. Okay, so this is all pretty much par for the course at this point. We have our base station. So this is a 120Hz LCD. Not only is it 120Hz, but it also has the firmware that supports NVIDIA light boost. Here's a little sleeve for your glasses to keep them in as well as a 3D vision quick start guide. Don't forget guys, for 3D vision you will need a supported NVIDIA graphics card, although this kit means that you'll have the correct monitor as well as the correct glasses at the very least. Next we've got this is for navigating your monitor's on-screen menu as well as for changing between different profiles that you might prefer for different games or different genres of games. This is a dust cover which is the most like strange thing because this one and the regular 2420T are like the only monitors produced in the last 10 years probably that come with a dust cover. You'll figure, right? And then next we have the stand. So this has its red accents. It clips into here just like this. Nope, nope, not like that. Clips in somewhere like something, that's for sure. That must be it. Yep. You can actually tell from the arrows that are lined up on the bottom here. The little arrow there and that is how we know that it is in the right place. So next we take out the packing foam and extract the monitor itself which is where we're going to find the next cool thing about this particular screen. If you guys remember from my unboxing of the SUSE's 3D vision 2 monitor, the, yeah, where is it? There we go. It has a built-in transmitter that allows you to run 3D vision without that little, sorry, guys, it's hard to like construct things and talk at the same time actually. So I'm just going to finish building the monitor and then I'll talk. There we go. So the ASUS model has a built-in transmitter so you don't have to use that little pyramid-y thing in order to use 3D vision. This guy has it as well although I'd say it's actually even more elegantly implemented. So let's go around to the front of the monitor. Okay, fine, we'll start here. So cameraman wants to see all the adjustments we can make so we've got our pivot. So I'll try not to sort of cream him with the monitor here. Okay, we've got our height adjustable. We've got our pivot. It goes one way and oh yeah, this guy. Tilt. There you go. So pretty much everything which is good because it's a fairly expensive monitor, all things considered. Let's go here. There we are. Here we find a USB hub. We find USB in. We find two HDMI inputs. DVI in, that's dual link DVI because 120Hz monitors do require greater data flow than not 120Hz monitors at 1080p. PGA as well as DisplayPort. So it should be noted also about this monitor that it supports 3D over HDMI. So if you have a PlayStation 3 or a 3D ready Blu-ray player, oh yeah, that's one of the other features this one has that the 2420 does not, this guy supports 3D over HDMI. So whatever kind of 3D output device, you output it to this display and you are ready to rock. There is our transmitter, so very very elegantly implemented. Little tiny infrared transmitter right on the front of the monitor there. Very innocuous. Next, and it's beside the touch sensitive buttons, although honestly on this monitor I wouldn't really use that because you just plug this guy into the little USB port on this side over here which you guys saw at the bottom and that is what you can use to control your on-screen display. You scroll through things like that and you press the buttons in order to navigate. So that's kind of cool as well. I think that covers it except for on this side, here we go, two more USB ports as well as a headphone jack. So that's only useful if you are transmitting audio via HDMI. So there you go. And then you can pass that through to your headphones, which sit on the stand at the back here. In fact, we have some SteelSeries headphones right here so we can show you how that works. Just like that. Pretty cool right? I think that pretty much covers it. So it's a 1080p 3D Vision 2 ready monitor that is also compatible with other 3D devices like your Blu-ray player or whatever else. And it is light boost ready. Did I already say light boost? I said it a couple times. Whatever. It's light boost ready, comes with the 3D Vision 2 glasses, comes with the integrated transmitter and is otherwise pretty much the same as the 2420T. So thank you for checking out this unboxing of the 2420TX for you RC geeks out there. You might know that TX is also short for transmitter. And don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos. Cameraman, who's filling in for Slick today, insisted that I demo the monitor with the dust cover. And there's also something I missed. It took Cameraman to notice this. You see these grooves on the outside of the little control module? Check this out. It is magnetic and it sticks right there. And you can actually put it on either side of the monitor. So it's a lot more aesthetically pleasing when you do it that way than when you just have it kind of laying there on the desk. So now I think we're done.