Let’s not beat about the bush: this monitor is too expensive. These days, for a pound short of 300 quid, you’d expect a 27 or 28-inch screen with at least 2560×1440 pixels (QHD) or even 3840×2160 (4K UHD). This one is just 23.5in and 1920×1080 (Full HD). So why are we bothering to even talk … Read more
To get ultrawide curved monitors onto the desks of ordinary people, manufacturers have made some curious decisions. Because paying for a monitor is no longer considered normal, technological compromises are used to keep costs down. Maybe it’s by only giving us a 1080p panel, or using TN or VA LCD tech. Sure, there are a … 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