Monitors

AOC’s new 25-inch AOC G2590PX G2 Signature Edition gaming panel offers 144Hz refresh, low latency and FreeSync for a middling price.

6 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

These days, 4K monitors keep getting more affordable, but some make that possible via significant compromises. The 2019 refresh of the HP 27f 4K offers some decent image quality to back up its resolution, but it's missing a few key features that hold...

7 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

Lenovo’s new premium 32-inch 4K PC monitor packs plenty of old-school precision by combining a brilliant IPS panel, top-notch color accuracy and a high resolution screen. It's quite pricey, though. It’s not cheap, the Lenovo Thinkvision P32U-10, not...

6 expert reviews

With few flaws, the ViewSonic Elite XG270QC is one of the best gaming monitors we’ve seen in the sub-$500 category. Its gaming performance is on par with the best, and it has high brightness and good HDR contrast.

2 expert reviews

The LG 38GL950G is a very good monitor for most uses, even though it's primarily designed for gaming. Its large screen size feels incredibly immersive, and it provides plenty of screen space for productivity tasks. It has a fast response time, low...

3 expert reviews

Bottom Line: Despite a modest native resolution, NEC's business-focused MultiSync EA271F-BK checks a bunch of boxes we like: ultra-thin bezels, high color accuracy, and a wide range of ergonomic controls.

2 expert reviews

Bottom Line: Dell's UltraSharp 32 U3219Q is a big, beautiful 4K display aimed squarely at the business set, but it could still find a home on any gamer's desk with, we suspect, no complaints.

3 expert reviews

Solid in most departments, but with a few faults: the AOC C27G1 is good, but it isn't great

5 expert reviews | 1002 user reviews

The Dell S2417DG is a fast, gorgeous gaming monitor, especially after some tweaks.

6 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

We were excited about testing today's monitor because the product falls into one of our favorite categories: affordable but decent gaming monitors. Lots of companies try and target this market segment but it's difficult to come away with a winner, but...

2 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Big, bright and reasonably accurate, the 34-inch curved Samsung CF791 is a bit expensive for a FreeSync monitor but offers a generous feature set and solid performance for the money if you're a Radeon gamer.

15 expert reviews | 62 user reviews

Launched at CES 2020, a great 32-inch DisplayHDR 600 screen and a powerful sound system are only the beginning for HP's latest all-in-one.

8 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

The combination of 4K, HDR and 144Hz makes the Acer Predator X27 one of the most desirable monitors you can buy – but it's not cheap.

15 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

The Philips 242B9T updates the classic touch screen monitor format a load of modern technology that improves user comfort and safety, all while looking sleek and offering a great display.

6 expert reviews

The Asus ROG Swift PG43UQ is a beautiful big monitor with a 4K display and fast 144Hz refresh rate, but for the price, it could do some things better.

3 expert reviews

The Dell S3220DGF is an ideal jumbo monitor for users needing a practical work and high-performance gaming screen. With 165Hz, FreeSync 2 HDR, excellent contrast and accurate color, it’s well-suited for just about anything.

4 expert reviews

Dell takes its excellent U3417W and adds USB-C, making the U3419W one of the best ultrawide monitors around (but don't buy it for gaming).

3 expert reviews

This 34-inch, ultra-wide QHD curved monitor offers one of the most immersive gaming experiences outside of wearing a VR headset.

25 expert reviews | 309 user reviews

The final setup option concerned DisplayPort. By default the Philips uses DisplayPort 1.1, which only supports 4K at 30Hz. To get 60Hz at 4K working properly, we delved into the OSD and changed the relevant option in the setup menu.

27 expert reviews | 173 user reviews

The BenQ EL2870U shines when watching movies or performing general computing. It's good for FreeSync gaming, but hardcore players will want something faster. Value-conscious buyers will have trouble finding something better. But if you're willing to...

8 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

Several exciting trends have perked up the PC monitor market over the past couple of years. Screens with 4K resolutions have offered unparalleled sharpness, and 21:9 panels provide a widescreen experience that's great for games and movies.

18 expert reviews | 171 user reviews

If you own an Nvidia graphics card and you spend more time gaming on your PC than anything else, a 180Hz display with G-Sync is absolutely worth the money. But otherwise, you could choose a larger display, IPS panel technology or a higher resolution...

8 expert reviews | 59 user reviews

A fast 1440p panel plus plenty of additional features almost make you forget that the 27-inch ViewSonic Elite XG270QG goes for almost Php 40K

7 expert reviews

The Lenovo Legion Y44W-10 is 43.4 inches of gaming monitor heaven

5 expert reviews

The Asus ProArt PA34VC boasts great quality, solid design and loads of features, but it’s undermined by the fact that it can’t handle certain professional workloads

6 expert reviews