FreeSync On The Cheap – ViewSonic introduces one of the more affordable FreeSync monitors in the market so far FreeSync and GSYNC-certified monitors offer some of the best performance money can buy, the only problem is that for the most part, these monitors can sometimes cost as much as a whole PC, and when most of … Read more
Visual Excellence – This monitor doesn’t come with a lot of frills, but it delivers where it’s most important: performance Some products fly under the radar, or appear unexpectedly because brands aren’t focused on marketing them yet. That seems to be the case with Philips’s 328C7Q, which was sent to us earlier in August. [wpsm_toplist] [sc … Read more
XUB3490WQSU Review – This monitor gives you a wider choice We know what you’re thinking. Why would I pay quid for a monitor? Now, we could quibble and point out that it’s quite possible to pay three times that, if you need professional level color reproduction. But let’s assume you don’t. The reason why you … Read more
• Requirements: HDMI and VGA graphics card The Dell SE2716H was launched toward the end of last year, in response to the likes of Samsung and other companies releasing a selection of business-class curved screens. [wpsm_toplist] [sc name=”ad 2″] Not wanting to be outdone or to leave a gap in the company’s product line, Dell’s … Read more
LG 34UC88 Review – LG is known more for its range of TVs than its monitors. Historically, the company’s range of monitors have always felt a little drab next to similar priced and specified screens. However, this may all change with the 34UC88. Read our LG 34UC88 Review The LG 34UC88 is a large 34“ IPS monitor … Read more
• Requirements: HDMI, DisplayPort graphics card, AMD GPU for FreeSync use Acer’s new XZ line of gaming monitors are designed to offer the best curved screens possible, while still keeping the company’s Predator line features and reasonably low price. [wpsm_toplist] [sc name=”ad 2″] The XZ350CU is the oldest of the XZ line, being released around … Read more
AOC Q2781PQ Review – Chris Finnamore enjoys the aesthetically impressive design The width of a screen’s bezels may seem like an insignificant detail, but the 27in AOC Q2781PQ’s slim borders make the screen feel much larger than its actual size. They’re also flush against the panel, which creates the pleasing sensation that your Desktop is floating … Read more
4K you can actually afford This is a monitor aimed at gamers. It gives you a big 28in screen with a huge 3840×2160 pixels. ‘4K’ panels don’t get much cheaper, even at smaller sizes – and smaller sizes do less justice to all those dots. [wpsm_toplist] [sc name=”ad 2″] So what’s the catch? With the … Read more
The king of all gaming displays The era of the premium of gaming display has finally come of age. We’ve always had a small niche of PC screens targeted at gamers, but nothing like the huge range available today. Leading the charge for screens aimed squarely at gamer’s retinas is Asus, and the new PG348Q … Read more
BenQ EW2775ZH Review – Looking after your eyes and getting a great frameless view of the desktop • Requirements: HDMI or VGA outputs While necessary to some degree, manufacturers often ruin the stylish good looks of their monitors by using an extraordinarily thick lump of plastic around the edges of the screen. That’s not the case with … Read more
Most monitors have a resolution of 1920×1080 pixels, matching a Full HD TV set. If your living-room TV is, say, 48 inches, and your monitor is 24 inches, the monitor will be twice as sharp. And it needs to be, because Windows shows you a lot of fine text and icons that Coronation Street doesn’t. … Read more
A monitor made for designers, with some tantalising extras. Read our BenQ BL2420U Review The BenQ BL business range of monitors has so far proved to be quite impressive. We’ve already had the BL2420Z and BL2711U through our doors, and each has shown great quality and design. [wpsm_toplist] [sc name=”ad 2″] Now we have the … Read more