Monitors

Alienware is the latest brand to try the 4K-1080p dual-mode thing. It kind of works, but this gaming monitor’s biggest draw is its super-fast IPS panel and 4K precision. It’s only the HDR performance that disappoints. Pros + Luscious 4K panel + Crazy fast for an LCD monitor + Dual-mode feature mostly works Cons – […]

OLED panels are becoming increasingly common for monitors. The display technology is commonly reserved for TVs, but I’ve been waiting patiently for a great OLED monitor to arrive and I’m confident that the LG 32-Inch UltraGear OLED, also known by its model name LG 32GS95UE-B, is the best I’ve ever used. Pros + Exceptional OLED

The Mobile Pixels Geminos T is a dual-screen desktop monitor with multi-touch capabilities. It sounds impressive and in many ways, it is. After using it for a little while, I was left with the general feeling that it’s not quite yet what it needs to be. For the price, I was hoping for a higher

It’s got every feature you could want (including DisplayPort 2.1 – despite it being almost impossible to use at the time of writing) and graphics do look fantastic on the 240Hz, QD-OLED (third-generation Samsung) panel. It’s very expensive, but it’s as good as you’ll find right now. Pros + Fast 240Hz refresh rate + UHD,

Though the price is high and the ergonomics are limited, using the HP E45c G5 is an experience that’s much more immersive than the typical monitor thanks to its wrap-around ultrawide curved screen. It’s also amazing for multi-tasking whether you’re using two sources, or just want to spread out across several windows for a more

Early Verdict I was able to sit down and demo two of Samsung’s latest gaming monitor offerings – the Odyssey OLED G60SD and G80SD. Both deeply impressed me with smooth, latency-free gameplay, high refresh rates and response times, and tons of new features, all wrapped up in sexy white packages. The glare-free technology and HDR

Budget PC gamers in need of a fine ultrawide gaming monitor should definitely give the Gigabyte GS34WQC legitimate consideration. Beyond the solid performance and SDR image quality, there are some nice extras such as crosshair overlays. This does come at the cost of poor HDR alongside other design issues. Pros + Budget price with solid

The BenQ PD2705UA presents a few shortcomings – such as a low-rated HDR, unimpressive speakers, and one less upstream cable than I’d have liked – but overall, it’s a fantastic monitor. Fantastic image quality means it can easily handle the needs of most photographers and photo editors, while its ergonomic arm saves on desk space

Asus’s new 27-inch 1440p gaming panel offers seriously speedy response times, great image quality, and a strong feature set – all for a surprisingly reasonable price. Pros + Seriously zippy IPS panel + Really well-calibrated + Good feature set Cons – Not a true HDR panel – USB-C only has 7.5W of power – OLED

A generally solid gaming monitor, the AOC Gaming CQ27G2S/BK provides some great image quality with accurate mainstream colors and good detail. It’s also well-built for the price with mean looks and is especially easy to put together. Just watch out for its tinny speakers and iffy HDR performance. Pros + Good overall looks + Excellent

Asus’s new 27-inch 1440p gaming panel offers seriously speedy response times, great image quality, and a strong feature set – all for a surprisingly reasonable price. Pros + Seriously zippy IPS panel + Really well-calibrated + Good feature set Cons – Not a true HDR panel – USB-C only has 7.5W of power – OLED

There aren’t a lot of 45-inch curved ultra-wide gaming monitors that beat the LG UltraGear 45GR75DCB’s $799 price point. Though colors lack top-tier vividness, a crisp 5120 X 1440 resolution and 200Hz refresh rate balances generally respectable image quality with great gaming performance. Meanwhile, the feature set is jam-packed enough for a solid amount of