Monitors

I am very happy with this monitor. It is a good price, it looks great, and after using it for several months I have found no problems with it.

6 user reviews

Out of the box , plugged it in and it works. Looks really good and I especially like the buttom for changing display modes

6 user reviews

Received this unit in 2 days. This unit replaced my hp which was crap.

8 user reviews

I will give it to HP. Apparently they are listening to consumers, because all of the concerns in prior reviews were no problem with my monitor. No label across the top of the monitor. Easy adjustment of monitor settings. A feature to turn off the power...

6 user reviews

Researched this quite extensively and seemed to be good value for money and ticked all my requirement boxes. Not disappointed at all, does all that I could ask of it. Some may find the non adjustable screen position a problem, but not for me I'm happy...

8 user reviews

My old 19" CRT Monitor got so dim it was hard to see what was on the screen. So had a look through comet web site i have shopped with them for many years and saw the 22" Emprex at what i thought was good value for money to cut a long story short iam...

6 user reviews

Excellent Value

6 user reviews

A great 1680x1050 TFT for the money. DVI port.

7 user reviews

Great value for money.

2 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

At $1,400, the PX212M goes for a bit of a premium over 17-inch displays, which cost about half as much, but the high-resolution image lets you put a lot of information on the screen at once, and the images are very good. If you're looking for a large...

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Both graphics pros and users who do word processing will be pleased with the M991's solid combination of first-rate text and graphics quality.

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Verry good quality. After we bought 6 for our clients (zero dead pixels so far) i had to buy 1 for myself. soon i will get another to have try out a dual screen desktop

6 user reviews

Reasonable price, better-than-average support, USB passthrough connection

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

This is a strong offering from Viewsonic, and one that - despite its price tag - does deliver good value for money. Its response times may put off some dedicated gamers, but that aside, the VG910S comes highly recommended.

2 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

As you'd expect from a flat panel, the MultiSync LCD1960NX is slim (7.5 inches deep), light (17.2 pounds), and easy on your electric bill (38 watts, dropping to 2 watts in standby mode). Like many LCDs, it has two on/off switches -- a "vacation switch"...

5 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Good display quality.

6 user reviews

Consider this LCD monitor for use with a graphics card that has a digital output, but avoid it if your company is sticking to analog cards.

3 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Good color quality, extensive controls

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

This monitor offers excellent text performance, but the price is high.

5 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The Gigabyte G27F has solid contrast, great color and superb image quality that will make you forget its FHD resolution. With gaming performance delivered by a 144 Hz refresh rate, both flavors of Adaptive-Sync and an exceptional overdrive, it’s a...

2 expert reviews

Adata’s XPG Gammix S50 Lite puts up a tough fight against many of the most powerful SSDs on the market, especially when it comes to loading your favorite games. Overall, the drive is quite affordable given its specifications and capabilities.

3 expert reviews

If you have the money to spend on the ultimate ultrawide gaming monitor, the Asus ROG Swift PG35VQ has the features, the power, and the prowess to sit atop the segment for the foreseeable future.

3 expert reviews

The Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB seems ready made for the living room, but I wonder if console gamers will take to this so late in the life cycle of the PS4 and Xbox One. I'm curious to see how adept it is at things besides gaming. You can pick up 4K...

2 expert reviews

It’s still not as good as the Acer XF270HUA; its fully adjustable stand, superior brightness uniformity and more adept handling of inverse ghosting means it remains the best gaming monitor you can buy. However, the Acer Nitro VG270UP comes a very close...

1 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Despite this, at less than £100, the Acer ET241Y is a very good buy if all you need is a second monitor for your home office or study. It isn’t quite as good for gamers, who would be better off with a faster TN panel like that found in the BenQ GL2780...

1 expert reviews | 3 user reviews