Monitor Reviews

The Monoprice Zero-G 42891 delivers a 32-inch QHD/VA curved panel with 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR and extended color for a super-low price. It has superb contrast, an accurate and wide color gamut and solid video processing for a great gaming...

2 expert reviews

The Dell S3222DGM is a decent monitor for most uses. The 32 inch, 1440p screen has a great amount of screen real estate for office use or media creation and delivers a more immersive gaming experience. It's a great gaming monitor, with a fast response...

3 expert reviews

The LG UltraWide Ergo 34WN780-B has a stunning ergonomic design, but can it deliver the versatility and quality to work in your office?

2 expert reviews

AOC aims for powerful productivity with this VA-powered 32-inch 4K panel

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Asus made the right sacrifices to bring us a 4K gaming monitor at a super-low price. With a quality IPS panel, the TUF Gaming VG289Q delivers accurate color, Adaptive-Sync of both flavors (unofficially) and HDR support. A great choice for all but the...

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AOC's Agon AG493UCX is a 49-inch ultra-wide monitor that provides an enjoyable gaming experience and does a decent job handling multimedia content, as well.

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The AOC 24G2 is good for most uses. It's a compact monitor with excellent gaming performance due to its low input lag, high refresh rate, and quick response times. It's good for general office use as long as you don't do any heavy multitasking because...

6 expert reviews

The Dell S2721DGF is a stellar 1440p, 165Hz gaming monitor for under $500 with extensive customization options that ensure all of your games look their best.

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The Gigabyte M34WQ is a very good monitor overall. It's an impressive gaming monitor with low input lag and an excellent response time at the max refresh rate. It's great for office use, as the ultrawide format is excellent for multitasking, and it has...

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The ASUS TUF Gaming VG34VQL1B is a great monitor overall. It's primarily designed for gaming, but it's also well-suited for a wide variety of uses. Its 34 inch high-resolution screen delivers an immersive viewing and gaming experience and provides...

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As far as gaming monitors go, the HP Omen 27” performs incredibly well with a gorgeous display that’s crisp and fluid, and it has a few nifty features as well. However, it’s also a bit expensive for what it is.

2 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

The Cooler Master Tempest GP27U has been a hotly anticipated monitor for gamers. This is the first sub-$1,000 4K gaming display with full array local dimming, bringing 576 zones of mini-LED goodness.

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The ViewSonic XG2431 is good for most uses. It's impressive for gaming because it has a high 240Hz refresh rate, VRR support, a quick response time, and low input lag for a smooth and responsive gaming experience. It's also good for office use because...

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If your only gaming concern is how well your monitor performs in fast-paced esports scenarios, Acer's Nitro XV252Q F is your panel. It sheds everything you don't need and nails the big target: sheer speed.

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Today we are checking out the AOC C32G2ZE, which is a 32-inch, 1920 x 1080 VA panel with a 240 Hz refresh rate, 0.5ms response time (MPRT), and a 1500R curve. Could this be the no frills gaming monitor you need? Let's find out!

11 expert reviews

Lenovo's ThinkVision M14t costs a lot more than most competing portable monitors, but its touch sensitivity, maneuverable stand, brightness, and color accuracy could make it a sharp buy for eagle-eyed shoppers.

6 expert reviews

The Cooler Master GM32-FQ is a 32-inch IPS/QHD gaming monitor with 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR and extended color.

3 expert reviews

The Dell U3223QE uses LG’s IPS Black tech to deliver a top-notch, professional-level, 31.5-inch 4K display with a built-in USB-C hub.

3 expert reviews

The Gigabyte AORUS FV43U is a good monitor for most uses. It's a great monitor for gaming, although it might not be good enough for professional gamers. It's one of the best monitors we've tested for HDR gaming, and it's good for watching videos or...

4 expert reviews

“The Gigabyte M32U doesn't have a lot of competition, but it still feels tough to beat at $800.”

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The Gigabyte G27Q is very good overall. It's great for gaming because it has VRR support, an excellent response time, and exceptionally low input lag. It's also decent for HDR gaming as it displays a wide color gamut, but it has a low contrast ratio...

4 expert reviews

The Philips Brilliance 499P9H offers a winning combination of a gigantic, ultra-wide curved screen—shining with a bright, vivid image—and extras like a Windows Hello-compatible webcam and a built-in KVM switch.

18 expert reviews | 61 user reviews

Its panel is twitch-quick, but the underwhelming HDR and high price of BenQ's Mobiuz EX3415R keep it from hitting the heights set by competing ultrawide gaming monitors.

5 expert reviews

The 240Hz Alienware 25 is a reasonably priced 25-inch 1080p gaming monitor with a fairly bright picture and extremely low input lag. It will thrill twitchy esports hounds, but its colors don't impress.

6 expert reviews

The Dell UltraSharp 30 USB-C Hub Monitor (U3023E) is an appealing if expensive productivity monitor with plenty of ports and ergonomic features, plus a 16:10 format that gives extra vertical screen space.

2 expert reviews