Monitors

The Cooler Master GP27U is very nearly the complete package. The visible flickering when both HDR and adaptive sync are enabled is a clear issue, but if Cooler Master can get that fixed, this would be an incredibly easy recommendation.

2 expert reviews

The AOC C32G2ZE offers smooth FPS gameplay with FreeSync Premium adaptive sync in a large-screen curved format for a reasonable amount of money.

11 expert reviews

The Lenovo ThinkVision M14t puts a powerful touchscreen and great image quality into a portable, but very expensive package.

6 expert reviews

The Cooler Master GM32-FQ is a 32-inch IPS/QHD gaming monitor with 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR and extended color.

3 expert reviews

Dell's debut of IPS Black tech isn't quite what we hoped for

3 expert reviews

The FV43U is a great monitor that’s let down by the strange decision to limit its HDMI 2.1 bandwidth.

4 expert reviews

The MSI Modern MD272QP offers a decent set of features for business users, and excellent colour accuracy if you calibrate it, making this a decent choice for workplace activities.

2 expert reviews

A capable business monitor with an award-winning design

4 expert reviews

24-inch display can move around the office, but isn't the most portable.

2 expert reviews

49-inch ultrawide gaming on an epic scale

5 expert reviews

“Slide to left, slide to right…”

2 expert reviews

Competitive gamers who spend more time on their PlayStation 5 than their PC may appreciate what Sony’s Inzone M3 has to offer. However, more serious PC gamers may find the current price point unattractive compared to other esports-leaning 1080p gaming...

3 expert reviews

Versatile, simple, and flexible – the EIZO FlexScan EV2795 should be at the heart of every home office

3 expert reviews

The MSI Optix MAG322CQR is a very capable curved gaming screen, offering excellent quality and a decent set of features. If you’re looking for high-refresh, large-screen entertainment it’s well worth paying the extra for.

4 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

If your budget is locked at £300, you won't find a better 27in screen than this

3 expert reviews | 47 user reviews

Granted it isn’t cheap at £900, but if you want a class-leading 4K panel and don’t want to fork out over double on the Predator X27 or the Asus PG27UQ, the Acer Nitro XV273K should be your go-to display.

11 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

There's lots to like here, from its vibrant colours and large size to its decent mainstream refresh rate performance and impressive slate of connectivity features. It's ideal if you want a bold, big-screen experience, but look elsewhere if you need...

9 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Though you can buy a competent 27-inch gaming monitor for less, the Razer Raptor 27 delivers a unique and premium experience. Not only are its gaming and video performance among the very best, but it also has unique styling and superb build quality,...

2 expert reviews

The BenQ Mobiuz EX2510S strikes a good balance between price and performance in the 25-inch gaming monitor category. It falls in the middle between budget and premium pricing but delivers flawless video processing, accurate color and a good image with...

2 expert reviews

While the LG UltraWide 38WN95C costs substantially more than many of its competitors, it’s worth the added investment. If you buy the LG UltraWide 38WN95C then your eyes will thank you for many years to come – and its width should bring productivity...

3 expert reviews

If accurate color and killer HDR are your goals, the Asus ProArt PA32UCX is as close to perfect as a display can get. With its near-full coverage of Rec.2020 and support for every kind of HDR, it’s a reference monitor that professionals will be glad to...

2 expert reviews

The ViewSonic XG270QG is one of the best 1440p gaming monitors you're likely to find right now

6 expert reviews

“Eve Spectrum 4K's excellent design and image quality make it worth the wait.”

4 expert reviews

The ASUS TUF Gaming VG27WQ1B is good for mixed usage. It's a great gaming option thanks to its high refresh rate, low input lag, and VRR support. However, fast-moving content looks a bit blurry. It has a large screen and high resolution for office use...

9 expert reviews | 32 user reviews

Philips' Momentum 559M1RYV delivers an excellent jumbo-screen experience for gaming and entertainment. Its only flaw is a weak overdrive, but with a vivid picture, accurate color, killer HDR, top-quality sound and Ambiglow, it has some worthwhile...

4 expert reviews