Monitor Reviews

The Samsung SyncMaster S23A550H LED monitor performs well and the price is good, but it simply pales in comparison with its predecessor.

7 expert reviews | 411 user reviews

If you’re looking for a monitor with good performance that’s low-maintenance and cheap, the HP S2031 is perfectly suited to that end.Read More...

4 expert reviews

This was our thinking upon beginning the reviewing and testing of the Asus VE208T (MSRP $124). The VE208T, like many low-end models, has a hint of the features available on more expensive monitors: its stand allows for forward and backward tilting, but...

1 expert reviews | 43 user reviews

The screen is glossy. It reflects lights that are behind me. If this bothers you, you may prefer a matte screen.

1 expert reviews | 30 user reviews

Being just £1 more expensive than the SpectraView, it's quite difficult to say which one of the displays is better value for money. Either one would make an excellent choice at this price range.

2 expert reviews

I guess I bought the discontinued item because it's not here, but I bet a lot of this applies to other LG LED monitors.

2 expert reviews | 51 user reviews

A basic 24in monitor that delivers where it matters most - in its great image quality.

2 expert reviews | 38 user reviews

That brings us to the only issue with the monitor: It can’t support HDCP at 2560x1600 resolution, only at 1920x1080. This can be fixed by installing SlySoft’s AnyDVD HD (after buying the app, natch), which will circumvent the HDCP protection. Of...

31 expert reviews | 32 user reviews

Fortunately, its performance far makes up for any lacking features—from start to finish, the E2370v offered a superb image in both clarity and color. It aced the majority of our DisplayMate tests, doing a superb job in color tracking, primary color...

2 expert reviews | 28 user reviews

But on the whole the MEElectronics A151 In-Ear Monitors are more than adequate, and is a great and reasonably priced alternative to the pricier cans out there.

2 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

A well-priced, versatile monitor that works equally as well for computing or showcasing entertainment

2 expert reviews | 573 user reviews

At MRP 8,250, this monitor is reasonable as you are getting a 20 inch for below 9K. The blacks are not the best, but accuracy and brightness can impress. The colors too are quite good due to their neutral amounts. It's a good monitor for budget...

18 expert reviews | 410 user reviews

This is definitely one of the better monitors I’ve tested. And it’s priced at approximately Rs. 8,500, which makes it an absolute bargain. It passed the most rigorous tests straight out of the box. People who don’t know too much about changing settings...

5 expert reviews | 322 user reviews

You can buy the 27-inch Samsung SyncMaster 275T for about $1000 (as of December 10, 2007), a reasonable price for a monitor that offers the right combination of features and image quality

16 expert reviews | 133 user reviews

Such slight imperfections won’t necessarily show themselves in real-world apps. We looked for any signs of color or detail discrepancies in a series of high-res digital images and a predominantly dark DVD (Batman Begins), and found none. In games,...

134 expert reviews | 900 user reviews

The Samsung SyncMaster XL2370 looks great, performs well, and hits the right price point.

28 expert reviews | 582 user reviews

As a bare bones office unit, the Flatron makes a fine choice and really impresses. If all you anticipate needing is DVI connectivity, it’s a no-frills monitor that’s priced brilliantly and delivers a high-quality picture.

5 expert reviews | 77 user reviews

For the price, you aren’t offered much but the BenQ G2222HDL gives good all round performance for almost any use. If you are looking for an affordable monitor that looks good, with ‘LED’ somewhere in the description and do not care about the extra...

11 expert reviews | 410 user reviews

For color accuracy, the MultiSync PA301W will be hard to beat. At a list price of $2,299 with DVI-D and DisplayPort cables and a four-year warranty that includes the fluorescent back light, customers will have a specific need for its capabilities. And...

6 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

This is my second purchase of this product... the first was almost three years ago, and I am so happy with the longevity, I bought another one :)

1 expert reviews | 197 user reviews

Curious as to how this activity might show itself elsewhere, we fired up our game tests. When we moved through the game environments in a similar fashion, the hitch was evident, as were signs of image tearing. We explained the anomaly to HP, received a...

58 expert reviews | 435 user reviews

Despite a few minor foibles the HL231 performs admirably for the price, and with a range of effective presets and images modes it’s also capable of handling gaming and video playback with a minimum of fuss. If you’re on a budget and aren't too fussy...

5 expert reviews | 31 user reviews

By offering many connection options, built-in sound, and a large screen, the BenQ M2700HD earns its price tag.

11 expert reviews | 91 user reviews

The BL2400PT is a nice monitor, although BenQ's choice of screen coating isn't the best as it tends to make things look too soft, the button placement is vexing and the inclusion of DisplayPort over HDMI puzzling. Still, for AU$449 you get a VA-based...

9 expert reviews | 51 user reviews

That’s all well and good, but how does it perform? Beautifully, for a TN panel. Although TN panels are generally considered inferior technology to IPS, the 2301e excelled in our video tests. While watching V for Vendetta, it reproduced exceptional...

5 expert reviews | 18 user reviews