Monitors

Eizo has produced a surpisingly affordable high-resolution LCD display aimed at graphics professionals.

23 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

Far from cheap, but it is a stunning monitor.

4 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

Dell U2311H is a cheap alternative to the TN panels that are (unfortunately) dominating the monitor market today. And with the IPS panel in U2311H you get much better picture quality than any TN panel provides.

11 expert reviews | 528 user reviews

Easy to use monitor controls, picture quality is nice just upgraded from 1080p, stand is strong no moment at all. Mountable if you don't won't to use the stand.

1 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

This compact 4K monitor offers razor sharp picture quality out of the box and is a snug fit for surfing the web, productivity and gaming. As is typical for AOC, it's also good value.

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

At this very low price you might expect that quite a few corners would be cut, but you’d be wrong. Only the frame edge feels flimsy and the only flaw is some light leak around the edge. That won’t impact every day use where the crisp display, vibrant...

11 expert reviews | 124 user reviews

One of the better TN panels I've seen 1440p at 24" is perfect too - not a massive screen but plenty of real estate. I write code with this too and can easily have my IDE and terminal window open side by side Plenty of USB ports and stuff

1 expert reviews | 31 user reviews

I bought the monitor directly from Dell in a special deal to replace my Dell Ultrasharp U2412M which I thought was excellent as well. But the colors on the UP2516D are just amazing. Pictures from my Canon 5D Mark III look amazing in both detail and...

3 expert reviews | 26 user reviews

This is a great monitor. In fact it turned out to be my fourth 4K monitor. Here's my story. I originally had the Acer S277HKwmjdpp 27-Inch 4K2K which was visually stunning. Unfortunately this had a problem with the power (a known fault) so ended up...

3 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Conclusion The LG 24GM77 is a solid choice for gamers seeking a 24-inch monitor that delivers smooth gaming action and low input lag. It offers fairly accurate colors and a robust feature set, but like most TN-based monitors, its viewing-angle...

7 expert reviews | 80 user reviews

BenQ promises its flicker-free 27-inch monitor will save you from eye-strain.

5 expert reviews | 59 user reviews

Beautiful screen, I just love it. Using it for gaming mostly, but it's also fantastic for office work (you wouldn't think it, but 144hz is just so smooooth even for ordinary windows applications).

4 expert reviews | 161 user reviews

The cheapest 23in Full HD IPS monitor we've ever reviewed is also one of the best.

9 expert reviews | 89 user reviews

With the Brilliance 298P4, Philips is trying to chart a new path towards more affordable high resolution monitors and they have our respect

10 expert reviews | 41 user reviews

Dell 2209WA proves to me that the IPS panel is still far better than the TN panels used in most monitors today. I’m impressed with the 2209WA just like I was when I reviewed the 27" S-PVA Dell 2709W. 2209WA is the first mainstream 22-inch screen with...

13 expert reviews | 125 user reviews

In terms of performance for the money, we can't help but like the Asus MG28UQ. For less than £400 you get a capable 4K TN panel, that doesn't have major shortcomings in image quality; any that there are can only be revealed using a calibrator. To the...

5 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

The AOC i2369Vm is an excellent entry-level 23in monitor. It's well built, offers a sleek frameless design and delivers superb picture quality straight out of the box which can't be matched by any other display in this group test. It also offers the...

6 expert reviews | 889 user reviews

Eizo FS2331 is what you would call a multimedia monitor. It comes with a tiny remote for switching between different inputs and also has 2xHDMI inputs for connecting devices such as movie players and gaming consoles. On the other hands we would like to...

15 expert reviews | 73 user reviews

BenQ’s XL2420G is everything we could possibly want from a gaming monitor: it boasts a 144Hz refresh rate, NVIDIA’s G-SYNC technology and

7 expert reviews | 31 user reviews

While the BenQ EW2740L isn't priced or pitched as a top-end monitor, for the budget price its performance is remarkably good. If your requirements are more stringent the figures represent something of a mixed bag. Photographers will be drawn by the...

7 expert reviews | 35 user reviews

A really good full HD quality screen for a reasonable price. Did not require much adjustments to the picture quality, was great straight out the box.

3 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

There aren’t many desktop touchscreens to choose from, but that doesn’t mean Dell has only done “just enough” to succeed. The P2418HT is a well designed and engineered display with a high-quality IPS panel that delivers class-leading contrast and good...

5 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

The controller is a neat solution to the minimal button selection, but the BenQ’s control system isn’t as comprehensive or as consistent as the Samsung’s OSD.

11 expert reviews | 181 user reviews

The Asus MG278Q is a 27-inch WQHD (2,560x1,440) TN gaming display that supports AMD FreeSync adaptiv The Asus MG278Q is a 27-inch WQHD (2,560×1,440) TN gaming display that supports AMD FreeSync adaptive-sync technology. When in adaptive-sync mode, it's...

6 expert reviews | 82 user reviews

This large sub-£200 screen has a high-quality VA panel

5 expert reviews | 35 user reviews