If you have the room, a bigger display always looks better. The same cannot be said for bigger pixels – the smaller the better. Although more affordable 32in monitors are beginning to muscle in on 24 and 27in models, they often come with a relatively low resolution of 1920×1080 – fine for watching TV, not … Read more
Can Viewsonic deliver the perfect 4K display? I’m increasingly feeling like Goldilocks at a porridge testing event regarding ViewSonic’s 4K displays. First I covered the very expensive VP2780-4k, and found it didn’t support 60Hz at full resolution. Next up was the VX2475SMHL-4K which, at 24″, was too small for the higher resolution to be really … Read more
ASUS PB328Q Review – The ASUS PB328Q is a professional-grade monitor that combines multiple picture quality enhancements, ergonomic adjust ability, and advanced technologies that anyone who uses a PC on a daily basis will appreciate. [sc name=”increase-convertion”] As the bridge between your PC and your eyes, the monitor is one of the most important components you’ll purchase, … Read more
Panasonic has put to bed the ghost of plasma with this 4K TV champion It may have taken time for Panasonic to refocus its engineering team from plasma to LCD, but with the CX802 (also known as the CX800 in some territories) the Japanese giant finally seems to have cracked the transition. Not only is … Read more
The Monitor Your Eyes Want Is The Monitor They Deserve. Read our ASUS MG279Q Review. Ever been at a friend’s house or a LAN party and glimpsed a computer monitor so beautiful that you felt pangs of jealousy wash over you, to the point where you actually checked your arm to make sure you weren’t turning … Read more
This is an eye-catching 4K screen from Sony, but Steve May would rather be dreaming of electric sheep After eight mints and vinyl records. These are just two things thinner than a Sony X9005C 4K/Ultra HD TV. It’s not much of a list, granted, but then this flagship thinitron is almost incomprehensibly svelte. Indeed, you … Read more
After a period stuck in buy-out hell, can the German brand’s first ever 4K TV persuade John Archer that it hasn’t lost any of its premium edge? [wpsm_toplist] [sc name=”ad 2″] There have been moments over the past couple of years where things have looked decidedly dodgy for German brand Loewe. It’s always claimed, though, … Read more
LCD panels for PCs are now bigger than ever, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you have to have a big monitor on your desk to enjoy more screen working space. With the Acer S277HK, you get the expanse of a 27in monitor in a compact frame that’s little bigger than most 24in designs. Read our Acer … Read more
Following BenQ’s previous monster 32in monitor, the BL3200, the new BL3201PT gains a notable upgrade that moves resolution from 2560×1440 pixels, to the UHD dimensions of 3840×2160. This large desktop monitor is aimed at designers and discerning home users looking for great image quality, high-class construction, and notable ease of use. We think it wins … Read more
Ultra-HD monitors are a boon to creative professionals and well Heeled enthusiasts, and this 32in model from Samsung is one of the highest-quality displays we’ve ever tested.Featuring a 3840×2160-pixel resolution, the Samsung LU32D97KQSR Review, also known as the UD970 or U32D970, offers the equivalent of four full-HD monitors rolled into one, allowing you to scrutinize … Read more
Acer’s 27in FreeSync display is sure to impress the moment it lands on your desk. Read our Acer XG270HU Review. Its striking bright black and red frame makes it stand out, and the almost impossibly slim bezel, measuring no more than a few millimetres across, goes some way towards shrinking the space between screens in multiple-display … Read more
Asus’ 27in ROG Swift is the priciest G-Sync monitor in this Labs by a wide margin. But good image quality, a wide range of additional features and superb gaming performance go a long way to justifying this cost.A five-way joystick at the back is used to control the OSD, providing an easy means of navigating … Read more