Monitors

A top-notch monitor for a great price

2 expert reviews | 46 user reviews

The NEC MultiSync EA274WMi is a pricey 27-inch business-class monitor that delivers solid all-around performance and is packed with features. Its green color accuracy is slightly off, but not to the point of oversaturation.

8 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

The CG277 is Eizo's flagship non-4K monitor, offering the absolute finest in image quality. It boasts 99% sRGB and Adobe RGB coverage, a built-in calibration sensor, a 10-bit display with 16-bit lookup table and even includes a monitor hood that works...

5 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

AOC, we need to talk about your product names. The monitor I have to review today is called the Agon AG322QCX, which no one sane will remember after reading it. And that's a shame, because there's quite a memorable spec sheet to discuss.

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

The Asus ProArt PA329Q is the company's new flagship professional-grade display for colour-accurate The Asus ProArt PA329Q is the company's new flagship professional-grade display for colour-accurate graphic design work. It's a 32-inch screen, sporting...

6 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

For colour professionals looking for a large, glare-free, ergonomically adjustable display with tons of colour-tweaking tools and technology to achieve and maintain accurate colour over time, the NEC MultiSync PA2701W delivers.

20 expert reviews | 92 user reviews

It came with the wrong plug!

2 expert reviews | 80 user reviews

The USB Type C connection seems like the jack of all trades, with enough bandwidth available for a 4 The 328P6AUBREB is a 31.5in screen, offering 2560×1440 resolution and HDR support.

6 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

For the money, you can't buy a faster gaming display that offers a 144Hz refresh rate. Some might be turned off by the TN panel, but it still looks darn good in the flesh. You won't be disappointed.

6 expert reviews | 41 user reviews

The Samsung CFG70 is the most attractive 24-inch monitor we've tested

8 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Anyone who spends more than a couple of hours a day in front of a computer will have dreamt of owning a 30inch monitor like Dell's U3011 at some point in their lives. Whether you're designing magazine pages, editing photos or playing World of Tanks in...

12 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

This monitor is mounted on a turntable base and, in its normal landscape mode is 25.25 inches wide and so, as one can appreciate, takes up a fair amount of real estate on the desk but never seems overpowering. Its slim black bezel is less than an inch...

20 expert reviews | 135 user reviews

There’s nothing quite like working (and playing) on an ultra-wide curved monitor, and this is one of the best we’ve seen.

2 expert reviews | 74 user reviews

Even I got a dead pixel I still like these monitors a lot and would advise to buy if it suits your needs. Due to described issues I contacted Eizo support several times and had a very good experience with them (they won't replace my single dead pixel...

9 expert reviews | 42 user reviews

If you're used to a desktop with a huge widescreen or multi-display setup, switching to a notebook, It doesn't need external power or hefty monitor cables.

7 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

The NEC EA244UHD is a high-end professional monitor that packs a whopping 4K resolution into a modest 24in screen size. It's ideal for imaging professionals looking to get maximum screen real estate but in a more compact form, whether you're working in...

8 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

With high quality craftsmanship, superb display quality, and a silky-smooth refresh rate, the BenQ EX3200R is a superb gaming monitor. At 1080p, it’s just not as sharp as it could be, and if you sit close enough, you’ll be able to really pick out those...

4 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

USB-C connection without breaking the bank: Unlike some monitors, the Philips acts like a full dock offering Audio, USB 3 and Ethernet connections. High picture quality. Works well with HP Elite FolioBook G1.

5 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The AOC U3277PQU is a high-end 4K display, with a large 32-inch screen and a specification suited to The AOC U3277PQU is a high-end 4K display, with a large 32-inch screen and a specification suited to graphic design work and gaming alike. It has a...

5 expert reviews

Although 24-inch 1080p IPS displays are now available under £200, good-quality 27-inch consumer panels are still a fair bit more expensive. Therefore there's not too much of a price difference between those screens and the Asus PA279Q. For the extra...

20 expert reviews | 106 user reviews

Kitguru says: If you want to upgrade to a new high grade IPS panel then the ASUS Designo MX27AQ should be right at the top of your final list.

8 expert reviews | 69 user reviews

The XL2720Z is a large, feature-packed gaming monitor that includes a motion-blur reducing mode, ultra-low input lag and even has a remote control for using the on-screen display. A step down from the higher-resolution, FreeSync-packing XL2730Z, it's a...

18 expert reviews | 212 user reviews

Eizo FS2735 is a 27-inch monitor with an IPS panel, 2560x1440 pixel resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, FreeSync, and a blur reduction mode, designed for gaming

11 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

For gamers seeking the highest possible framerates, there is nothing faster than the Acer Predator XB252Q and its cousin from Asus. Despite a relatively low pixel density and merely average contrast, it offers a play experience that is second to none....

7 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

ASUS Designo Curve MX34VQ Review: Stylish Monitor For Gamers With Aesthetic Taste

9 expert reviews | 3 user reviews