Monitor Reviews

Have test this with both a R9 290 4GB and GTX 670 4GB sli and its been awesome with both. Both setups had awesome FPS even at 2560x1080 resolution. About 10% drop in FPS vs 1080p.

9 user reviews

Very slim

6 user reviews

I would have liked it to be about 15-20% brighter but it does its job well. The sticky on the back was a little sub par in my view as well, that's the star that's missing

9 user reviews

This monitor replaces one that cost $600 and it works just as well as the pricey one. No complaints so far.

5 user reviews

EXCELLANT REPLACEMENT FOR MY OLDER 320

2 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

I couldn't get the install CD to work and couldn't even find the model number on their website. I called tech support and someone answered within two rings. When I got cut off they called me back immediately. They ended up emailing me a link to the...

9 user reviews

6 user reviews

With sharp, detailed image quality and a sleek design, this inexpensive monitor is a good buy.

1 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

Eizo's latest LCD screen allows fine image adjustment and remote management

5 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

The packaging for the Acer AL2002W is very basic, no hoopla at all. It is tan and green and gives the basic product information. Acer is certainly not overselling the product and only giving a description of what you are buying and the basic...

2 expert reviews

The Iiyama ProLite XB2481HS-B1 is a decent value, attractive office monitor with great image quality. If you're looking to buy multiple screens for a multi-monitor setup, its small bezels make it an attractive option. However, with a lack of USB ports...

1 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Very flexible, the PX191 can smoothly swivel, tilt, and rotate from landscape to portrait mode. (Planar provides Portrait Display's PivotPro software for reorienting the screen.) Height can be adjusted (via a telescoping neck) up to a generous 4.3...

2 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

What a difference a year makes-especially in a market that acts like a roller coaster! Last year, 15-inch flat panels cost about $1,000; this year they're half that. Price fluctuations like these can be a buyer's best friend, if the timing is right.

2 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Almost too good. Makes my main monitor look a bit dull, the white is much whiter particularly. Stand does not adjust for height but I can live with that as the crispness of the screen is so good, especially so at the price.

7 user reviews

This product came out of the box. It had every type of cord you might need. I plugged it all in and it worked perfectly with Windows 8.1. I gave it a 4 on value because I would like to have spent less, but I got my money's worth despite my being a...

9 user reviews

Arrived with one bad pixel (didn't pursue -- decided to live with it than try to get a replacement). Otherwise performing well.

6 user reviews

The bright, clear display of this monitor surpasses other monitors of similar price. I have had mine for nearly six years and other than wanting a larger screen display now for digital photography, am loath to part with it. I would definately buy HP...

2 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Reduced-depth case, meets strict emissions guidelines.

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

The Gigabyte M28U is a great monitor for most uses. The high-resolution screen delivers outstanding text clarity, making it a great choice for office use. It has wide viewing angles, a superb SDR color gamut, and excellent gray uniformity, making it a...

3 expert reviews

The LG 27GP950 is a great monitor for most uses. The large, high-resolution screen is great for office use or media creation, and it has a superb color gamut in SDR and incredible gradient handling. It's an excellent gaming monitor with low input lag...

2 expert reviews

If you are considering to take your content creation more seriously, do check out the ASUS ProArt PA27AC. Seriously.

3 expert reviews

Nice size screen for me, and a sharp image. It doesn't have audio but I recycled speakers from an old computer so, no problem.Also, no camera.

4 user reviews

Although the AccuSync LCD7V is inexpensive for a 17-inch LCD, home and office users may be better served by spending a bit more or going with a higher-quality 15-inch display.

1 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

I've seen an improvement in my skill since purchasing this. Recommended!

8 user reviews

The Flip is a straightforward and accessible collaboration screen without too much complexity in either the functionality or the user experience.

5 expert reviews