Monitors

Good CRT monitor and it is still running I plugged it to DELL GX260

7 user reviews

The AOC CQ32G1 is a decent overall monitor. It's a good choice for gaming thanks to its 144Hz refresh rate, VRR support, and extremely low input lag. Sadly, it has a slow response time and there's motion blur with fast-moving content. Despite having a...

2 expert reviews

If you are not looking stright at the montor ,eyes centerd the picture is very dull. there got to be something better

2 user reviews

A 19” LCD monitor will help you make the most of multimedia computing.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Does what it says on the tin.

6 user reviews

5 user reviews

Failed 3 months in on occasional use. Screen pulses and erratically changes colors. Wasted money

6 user reviews

I beleive this is a good overall product, minus the defective one that I received.

6 user reviews

a good 3D monitor. but if u are not going to use 3D, this monitor is not good as they advertised.

6 user reviews

I am a loyal customer of Buy.com and have always enjoyed shopping there until now. I bought this monitor for my office. When it arrived it looked great in the box. However, when I took everything out of the box, I realized that there were several...

7 user reviews

6 user reviews

A welcome change from my elderly 15 inch monitor which needed upgrading. Takes up less space & more manouverable. The screen width provides a bigger overall viewing area when working with windows or excel,which is basically why I bought it.

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

After installing this monitor, it worked for about a minute and a half and then began flashing on and off. The installation booklet said to call Tech support for a return authorization. After the tech rep. admitted there was an "85% chance" the...

8 user reviews

The monitor has a nice, flat screen, takes as much space as my old 17" did, and features an UltraBrite Mode that probably won't be used much by me. The picture quality is pretty good, however, the problem I have with the monitor is that on its sides...

8 user reviews

With strong text quality and decent-looking colors, the P900 is a safe bet for corporate users seeking the added security of an extensive warranty.

1 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

Very sharp text, integrated microphone and speakers, excellent software controls.

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

Offering a thoughtful design, the Philips Evnia 34M2C7600MV shines bright due to its image quality and performance during gaming besides the back panel Ambiglow lighting. The problems come from its high cost, inconsistent image quality during general...

2 expert reviews

Hard-core esports gamers with cutting-edge PCs might find the astoundingly fast Alienware 500Hz Gaming Monitor (AW2524H) an intriguing battle tool, but it's too expensive and niche for nearly everyone else.

2 expert reviews

The Dell G3223D is a big 1440p monitor with vivid color and USB-C connectivity. The 165Hz refresh rate and broad compatibility will appeal to gamers while the excellent image quality works well even for creators. However, if HDR is important to you,...

3 expert reviews

The Huawei MateView GT 27 arrives with a rock-solid specification overall, and its decent contrast and sRGB colour abilities mean that mainstream games look great on this panel. Its motion performance isn’t good enough for high-end eSports, though, and...

2 expert reviews

The Viotek GNV30CBXA is one of the most responsive 21:9 screens we’ve tested. But its weak overdrive allows a little motion blur to come through. And it has a contrast-heavy VA panel, but light gamma limits its image quality potential.

2 expert reviews

The Cooler Master GM34-CW is the first gaming monitor from the brand that built up its reputation by selling coolers, cases and peripherals.

2 expert reviews

Our ProArt PA278QV review for the Philippines show just how well this affordable monitor performs considering its modest price.

2 expert reviews

There is nothing exceptional about the ViewSonic 32-inch 4K Entertainment Monitor (VX3211-4K-mhd), which I feel is okay for one that is expected to be an everyday workhorse. It has the specifications that matter such as a good size, high screen...

2 expert reviews

The Lenovo Q27q-10 is a decent monitor for most uses. Marketed as a home office monitor, the 1440p, 27" screen is great for multitasking, and it has great reflection handling and wide viewing angles. It has low input lag for gaming, but it's not a...

2 expert reviews