Monitor Reviews

Bought this from another site in a sale. At the time of writing I could only find one professional review (French and very positive) so I took a bit of a gamble buying it but I'm so glad that I did. It's a large, well-built monitor with a fantastic...

4 expert reviews | 27 user reviews

The FlexScan EV2450 is a formidable package. If you want a capable high-quality monitor that’s elegant without being flashy, this monitor is an excellent choice.

2 expert reviews | 181 user reviews

A top-notch monitor for a great price

2 expert reviews | 46 user reviews

Business users of all stripes will appreciate the impressive performance and wealth of features that the NEC MultiSync EA274WMi brings. Its non-reflective 27-inch IPS panel produces rich colors and does a good job of displaying grayscale shades and...

8 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

The CG277 is Eizo's flagship non-4K monitor, offering the absolute finest in image quality. It boasts 99% sRGB and Adobe RGB coverage, a built-in calibration sensor, a 10-bit display with 16-bit lookup table and even includes a monitor hood that works...

5 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

AOC, we need to talk about your product names. The monitor I have to review today is called the Agon AG322QCX, which no one sane will remember after reading it. And that's a shame, because there's quite a memorable spec sheet to discuss.

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

It’s a bit pricey but we love the ASUS PA329Q in almost all respects. Its flaws are few and its benefits as a professional design monitor for graphic artists and other professionals with similar needs are simply superb. Especially in color calibration,...

6 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

Conclusion With a list price of over $1,100 the NEC MultiSync PA271W isn't cheap, but as is usually the case, premium quality commands premium dollars. Its 27-inch P-IPS panel offers impressive performance and a generous feature set, and its extensive...

20 expert reviews | 92 user reviews

It came with the wrong plug!

2 expert reviews | 80 user reviews

The Philips Brilliance 328P6AUBREB provides a Quad HD (2,560 by 1,440 native resolution at 60Hz) image with High Dynamic Range (HDR-10) support. It uses a 31.5 inch IPS display panel, manufactured in China by Philips associate TP Vision , with a wide...

6 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

For the money, you can't buy a faster gaming display that offers a 144Hz refresh rate. Some might be turned off by the TN panel, but it still looks darn good in the flesh. You won't be disappointed.

6 expert reviews | 41 user reviews

The Samsung CFG70 is the most attractive 24-inch monitor we've tested

8 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

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12 expert reviews | 21 user reviews

It took me a while to find the optimal viewing positioning and configure everything to suit my eyesight and environment, but once that was all sorted, I couldn’t be happier with the results. At £359.99, AOC Q2770PQU offers excellent value for money and...

20 expert reviews | 135 user reviews

There’s nothing quite like working (and playing) on an ultra-wide curved monitor, and this is one of the best we’ve seen.

2 expert reviews | 74 user reviews

Even I got a dead pixel I still like these monitors a lot and would advise to buy if it suits your needs. Due to described issues I contacted Eizo support several times and had a very good experience with them (they won't replace my single dead pixel...

9 expert reviews | 42 user reviews

The Asus ZenScreen MB16AC is a portable, easy-to-use second display for a laptop, but it's dimmer than we'd like.

7 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

Conclusion Businesses that require superior performance along with stunning 4K image quality should put the NEC MultiSync EA244UHD at the top of their capital expenditures list. Granted, it'll cost you around $350 more than you'll pay for the Dell...

8 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

With high quality craftsmanship, superb display quality, and a silky-smooth refresh rate, the BenQ EX3200R is a superb gaming monitor. At 1080p, it’s just not as sharp as it could be, and if you sit close enough, you’ll be able to really pick out those...

4 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

USB-C connection without breaking the bank: Unlike some monitors, the Philips acts like a full dock offering Audio, USB 3 and Ethernet connections. High picture quality. Works well with HP Elite FolioBook G1.

5 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The AOC U3277PQU is a high-end 4K display, with a large 32-inch screen and a specification suited to The AOC U3277PQU is a high-end 4K display, with a large 32-inch screen and a specification suited to graphic design work and gaming alike. It has a...

5 expert reviews

Although 24-inch 1080p IPS displays are now available under £200, good-quality 27-inch consumer panels are still a fair bit more expensive. Therefore there's not too much of a price difference between those screens and the Asus PA279Q. For the extra...

20 expert reviews | 106 user reviews

Kitguru says: If you want to upgrade to a new high grade IPS panel then the ASUS Designo MX27AQ should be right at the top of your final list.

8 expert reviews | 69 user reviews

Conclusion If you're a gamer who has spent a good chunk of money on a system with serious graphics chops and want a monitor that can display fast motion without ghosting, smearing, or lag, the BenQ XL2720Z is for you. Its speedy 1-millisecond pixel...

18 expert reviews | 212 user reviews

Eizo’s Foris FS2735 has the best image quality of any gaming monitor we’ve reviewed. It has all the features a gamer desires, and combines them with excellent out-of-box image quality. This is not a monitor that you need to calibrate to enjoy. It looks...

11 expert reviews | 13 user reviews