Monitor Reviews

That is a problem for Acer. Dell’s monitor offers a far superior ergonomic stand, better on-screen controls, and slightly better overall image quality. All of this leads to an obvious conclusion; you should probably buy the Dell.

17 expert reviews | 51 user reviews

Why spend upwards of $700 on a monitor? Because it runs at 4K resolution, of course. The pixel density and color accuracy of Dell's new...

17 expert reviews | 55 user reviews

Conclusion If you're considering taking the UHD plunge, the 288P6LJEB is worth a look. It does a great job of displaying 4K content and has a plethora of video inputs, a four-port USB hub, and a fully adjustable ergonomic stand. However, its gray-scale...

15 expert reviews | 103 user reviews

Conclusion With the Samsung U28D590D, you can view 4K content without spending a bundle. Its 28-inch TN panel delivers a very sharp image and displays light and dark shades of gray without issue. You don't get any USB ports or height and swivel...

26 expert reviews | 330 user reviews

Conclusion If your current monitor can't keep pace with your Nvidia GPU, it might be time to invest in a monitor that can. There are several G-Sync-enabled monitors to choose from, but as of this writing, only the Acer XB280HK offers G-Sync in UHD....

21 expert reviews | 112 user reviews

Conclusion If smooth gaming performance is a top priority, the ViewSonic XG2703-GS is definitely worth a look. With Nvidia's G-Sync technology and a 165Hz refresh rate, the display performed wonderfully in our gaming tests, delivering stutter-free...

8 expert reviews

Despite its short battery life, Sprint's LG Optimus G is the best LG phone on the market due to its zippy processor, lovely display, and 13-megapixel camera.

7 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

The Acer XF251Q is a decent 1080p TN monitor with some great gaming features. It has a fast response time, low input lag, and it supports AMD's FreeSync VRR technology. It has a good design, with a great stand that can be easily adjusted to an ideal...

3 expert reviews

More monitor reviews:• Asus ROG Swift PG258Q• Asus Designo Curved MX34VQ• Dell UltraSharp 32 Ultra HD 4K Monitor (UP3216Q)• Monoprice 27-Inch Premium Series IPS WQHD Monitor• Samsung 34-Inch CF791 Curved Widescreen Monitor• more

25 expert reviews | 139 user reviews

Not the perfect 24in monitor, but image quality is astounding for the price

2 expert reviews

The MSI Optix G27C5 is an okay overall monitor. It performs best as a gaming monitor because it has an incredibly low input lag, FreeSync VRR support, and good response time. It's alright to use in an office, but its 1080p resolution, narrow viewing...

8 expert reviews | 12 user reviews

The Samsung Series 9 is a display that feels wedged between two different categories. On the one hand, this stylish display looks and feels at first glance like a high-end consumer product; but on the other hand, the display is calibrated with...

14 expert reviews | 2 user reviews

The XG350R-C is ViewSonic's latest ultrawide monitor aimed exclusively at the gaming market. A 35-inch 3440 x 1440 MVA display with a maximum refresh rate of 100 Hz, an 1800R curvature and FreeSync. It retails for $700, so it's a little on the premium...

2 expert reviews

For a multitalented monitor in tight spaces, the AOC C4008VU8 4K UHD, 40-inch display might be the right fit. But overall, it's not knockout for the money.

3 expert reviews

In the end, the AOC U2868PQU isn’t the bargain it looks on paper.

15 expert reviews | 120 user reviews

Conclusion If you're a graphics professional looking for a big screen UHD monitor with accurate colors and solid gray-scale performance, the Samsung U32D970Q delivers. Its ability to display intricate detail makes it a good fit for CAD/CAM and video...

16 expert reviews | 30 user reviews

Bottom Line: The Lepow 15.6-Inch USB-C Portable Monitor is a moderately priced 1080p display with both USB-C and HDMI connectivity, but its pinched color gamut makes for dull reds and purples.

2 expert reviews

Asus’s new 38-inch mega monitor is a superwide sight to behold and includes wireless device charging, but lacks HDR visuals.

4 expert reviews

Conclusion Designers, photographers, content creators, and graphics pros of all stripes who demand top-shelf performance and lots of screen real estate will love the Dell UP3214Q. Its IGZO/IPS panel offers four times the resolution of a Full HD...

21 expert reviews | 10 user reviews

Bottom Line: The HP Omen X Emperium 65, the first Nvidia Big Format Gaming Display (BFGD), is an epic, extravagant high-refresh mega-monitor. It's impossibly pricey and far from flawless, but play on it is unmatched, if you have the monster PC to...

12 expert reviews

Bottom Line: The Dell 27 Monitor (P2719H) is a capable, moderate-price big-screen LCD monitor, meant for business use. It delivers good ergonomics and plenty of ports, but mediocre color accuracy.

4 expert reviews | 11 user reviews

Dell’s C1422H gives you the basics, and that’s about if you’re looking for a portable monitor.

2 expert reviews

So is the LG 27UD68-W the Best 4K UHD Monitor for 2016 under 500 ? What i can say about this UHD display is that its beautifully designed, edge to edge panel with a silver frame all around and a white back and a aggressive curved stand. I really liked...

1 expert reviews | 9 user reviews

The screen is 54x36x1.5cm the latter at the edges. It sits on a 23cm circular base which raises the screen on a telescopic arm between 2 and 15cm. The viewable screen is 51x32cm which gives the notional diagonal imperial measurement of 24inches. There...

5 expert reviews | 13 user reviews

The Eizo FlexScan L997 is a high-end LCD that delivers excellent performance and all the adjustability a graphics pro could want.

11 expert reviews | 1 user reviews