Monitor Reviews

Upgraded from 17" to 23" so easier to read, and bigger images. Good for the price but pay more if you want sharper.

24 user reviews

nice style

15 user reviews

Very disappointed by screen quality. Yellow patches on the bottom right side of the screen.

12 user reviews

The Lenovo ThinkVision LT3053p lives up to its billing as a state-of-the-art professional monitor. Its massive 30-inch AH-IPS screen puts out very accurate colors and handles grayscale reproduction with aplomb. It is pricey but not overpriced when...

2 expert reviews

A glass-fronted, 27in IPS monitor with a stunning 2,560 x 1,440 resolution for just under £400 seems almost too good to be true. But while it's not without its flaws and the odd cut corner, that is exactly what Hazro provides. If you can live with the...

3 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

In terms of pricing at time of writing this monitor clocks in between 200 and 220 pounds depending on where you buy it. Other monitors in this price range include offerings from BenQ or Viewsonic, but these tend to have a 700:1 contrast ratio and a...

18 expert reviews | 556 user reviews

BenQ has taken quality to new heights while taking price to new lows with this incredibly affordable VA monitor. The GW2250HM is the final nail in the coffin of cheap and nasty TN displays with their frequently terrible viewing angles and colour...

6 expert reviews | 294 user reviews

Dell’s “professional” S2440L is a decent bargain at an MSRP of $299, but we recommend trying to find it for less online. There’s something to be said for its appearance, but the S2440L seems to be slightly more form than function, which we always feel...

6 expert reviews | 146 user reviews

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9 expert reviews | 50 user reviews

HP's 2309m LCD monitor is a Full HD screen with excellent image quality, but it is let down by its reflective screen and bezel.

12 expert reviews | 44 user reviews

The Dell P2217 is a decent entry-level IPS-type monitor with a wide viewing angle particularly well-suited for office use thanks to its fully articulating stand. It doesn't offer the best picture quality but its low input lag and motion blur make it a...

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

The LG Flatron IPS235V succeeds by offering performance at a more than reasonable price. It has the connections you'd want, but the design you wouldn't.

7 expert reviews | 225 user reviews

The Iiyama was great value for money, but this LG E2750V is a higher quality 27in screen if you take the trouble to set it up well. It makes the large number of pixels feel extremely compact, and the slew of interesting features (such as the versatile...

5 expert reviews | 79 user reviews

So are we going to see an invasion of 24"s like what we saw recently with the 22"" Manufacturers are very skeptical, however, we think that this diagonal size is going to rapidly replace the 22" for advanced users. The only limitation will come in...

20 expert reviews | 48 user reviews

I am not a gamer with a thousand dollar graphics card, so I can't comment on what I don't know. But for a nice large general purpose monitor, I am extremely happy I chose this one!

1 expert reviews | 33 user reviews

VERY cheap for such a wide screen

22 user reviews

Unless colour accuracy is vital or you have money to burn the Eizo FlexScan HD2441W doesn’t look good value compared to some of its competitors. It's not the most stylish display out there either. However, for the professional, the discerning, and the...

16 expert reviews | 3 user reviews

Conclusion Solid performance and lots of features make the Dell UltraSharp UZ2715H a good choice for users who require accurate colors, built-in video conferencing capabilities, and powerful audio output. It may not produce the inky blacks that you get...

6 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

The VS239H is a standard monitor that "does the job", albeit with a cheaper IPS screen rather than the inferior TN. If you have basic needs, this may see you through — just be aware of the limited defective pixel policy.

4 expert reviews | 498 user reviews

The Acer T232HL is the first Windows 8–certified touch-screen monitor to hit the labs, and it's a winner.

8 expert reviews | 310 user reviews

I always thought that any LCD monitor with a screen size of 17" - 20" and a decent resolution of 1280x1024 is enough for today's applications. Well, for most cases ... it is enough. But having said that, I'm actually wrote this review using my notebook...

26 expert reviews | 137 user reviews

My unit has over 30 of these things and even more of the older version with the external power supply and they all work very well. No issues like the other reviewer mentioned at all and these are used in both portrait and landscape mode. No dead pixels...

4 expert reviews | 55 user reviews

With the IPS at 6ms, NEC won its bet. This monitor will suit gamers as it's as fast as the 2 ms TN in this domain. It's actually to the credit of LG-Philips as they are the producers of this panel. Well done!Which 20" monitor should we choose today...

26 expert reviews | 30 user reviews

Though $599 (as of January 12, 2007) is a lot to pay for a 19-inch LCD that delivers great image quality and nothing more, the S1921's rather staid design could make it a good fit for office and corporate environments

17 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

Eizo tempts us with this super expensive multimedia monitor.

12 expert reviews | 21 user reviews