Monitor Reviews

Bottom Line: If a TV or an Nvidia BFGD is too big for your gaming, but a regular monitor is too small, the 43-inch Asus ROG Strix XG438Q is a lustworthy alternative for serious players. It's not cheap, but its panel is nimble and eye-popping.

3 expert reviews

The BenQ ZOWIE XL2546K is a decent monitor overall. It's excellent for gaming due to its low input lag, fast response time, and high refresh rate. The 25 inch screen size and 1080p resolution should be satisfactory for most people, but it might be too...

6 expert reviews

Bottom Line: HP's Omen X 25f offers up just about everything you should expect from a high-refresh gaming monitor in 2019. It falls short of greatness in areas that will matter to a subset of ergonomically minded gamers.

5 expert reviews

The bait is tasty enough—PCI Express speeds, a nifty heat spreader, a low cost per gigabyte—but ADATA's Swordfish won't quite set the hook with anglers seeking a top-value M.2 SSD.

4 expert reviews

The Samsung C34J791 is a decent monitor for mixed usage. It has a large ultrawide screen with ample resolution that favors multitasking but unfortunately, it has poor viewing angles. It is very responsive to your actions but you should avoid placing it...

11 expert reviews | 23 user reviews

The MSI Optix G273QF is good for most uses. It's a great gaming monitor thanks to its 165Hz refresh rate, FreeSync support, and G-SYNC compatibility. It also has extremely low input lag and very quick response time. It's good for office use and decent...

3 expert reviews

Acer’s PCIe 3.0 NVMe FA100 SSD was designed to deliver speed and efficiency at low price points. It's not bad from that perspective, but lagged the competition in most of our performance tests.

5 expert reviews

Philips adds to its ever-expanding portfolio of USB docking monitors with yet another flexible display

2 expert reviews

The Philips Momentum 558M1RY is a monitor that looks like nothing else! Well, it looks like a TV, but it’s not. With its 55-inch 4K resolution, it can display your console games in a way that blows more normal monitors off the track.

4 expert reviews

The AOC E1659Fwu is an affordable 15.6-inch portable USB 3.0 monitor that lets you take your multi-screen setup on the road. Its color accuracy is off, but it delivers a sharp picture and is easy to tote around.

8 expert reviews | 201 user reviews

Bottom Line: While ambitious in scope and stellar-looking under the right lighting, the high-refresh-rate Alienware 55 OLED Gaming Monitor demands too many compromises for its multi-kilobuck price.

4 expert reviews

The Samsung Space SR75 is a decent 27", 1440p monitor with a unique stand. The space-saving stand limits dead-space on your desk, but slightly limits the Space's...

7 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

ViewSonic's 15.6-inch VG1655 has the same limited color coverage as most other portable monitors we've tested, but it's one of the few to offer a built-in stand, a five-way mini-joystick controller, and a sophisticated onscreen display. It muscles out...

3 expert reviews

Bottom Line: The lightweight AOC I1601FWUX USB-C Portable Monitor is for USB-C laptops that support DisplayPort over USB. It has a roomy 15.6-inch screen with 1080p resolution, but it's best for business use due to its limited color gamut.

14 expert reviews

The Viotek GNV32DBE is a curved 32-inch QHD VA gaming monitor with 165 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR and extended color.

3 expert reviews

The KYY K3-3 punches above its price class with a 4K UHD IPS display.

2 expert reviews

The LG 27GN880-B is a great monitor overall. It has impressive gaming performance due to its 144Hz refresh rate, exceptional response times, and low input lag. It's also well-suited for work and media consumption because it has a large screen and high...

3 expert reviews

Bottom Line: The Dell 24 Monitor (P2419H) is a solid, compact LCD monitor for workaday business use, with good ergonomic features but middling color accuracy.

2 expert reviews

It's great time to upgrade to a high-resolution, high refresh rate gaming monitor. Is the Lenovo Legion Y27q-20 worth your money?

2 expert reviews

Dell's S2721QS offers a sleek and elegant 4K monitor for the home office, but if you're looking for anything beyond the basics, there are better options.

2 expert reviews

The Samsung Odyssey G3 is decent overall. It delivers good gaming performance thanks to its 144Hz refresh rate, VRR support, and low input lag. It's also great for dark room gaming due to its high contrast ratio. However, it has a slow response time,...

2 expert reviews

A 15.6-inch Full HD portable monitor that is short on frills.

2 expert reviews

On paper, the ZenScreen Ink looks like a good match for the travelling creative, offering a 1080p touchscreen and stylus to accompany a laptop. On closer inspection, though, there are a number of issues with the screen that may cause it to lose some of...

3 expert reviews

The Mobile Pixels DUEX Plus is a mediocre monitor overall. It's best-suited for extra productivity when working on the go, like in a coffee shop, as it gives you a bit more screen real estate to work with. It's a sub-par gaming monitor with a terrible...

4 expert reviews

This has been a very impressive monitor and very safe. I've had a lot of different monitors and I have been very pleased with this, maybe more than the Dell 21:9, acer 27 gysnc, acer 34 inch 75 hertz, acer 4k 60 hertz gsync, etc.

1 expert reviews | 28 user reviews