Monitor Reviews

When it comes to a wide-screen business monitor, there’s often a laundry list of features that you may want. The Sceptre C345W-2560UN seems to tick most of the boxes, thanks to a nicely curved screen, Adaptive Sync support, a fistful of optimized gaming modes and solid color performance that make your games look great. Of course, you’ll on some premium features like HDR support and the 1ms refresh rate of the Alienware AW3420DW, but with a price that’s under $500, the C345W-2560UN is one of the best curved monitors you can

In the realm of portable computing, having an additional display can be a game-changer. The ASUS MB169B+ is one such portable monitor that has...

The Pixio PX347c is a 34-inch ultra-wide gaming monitor featuring a curved Patterned Vertical Alignment (PVA) panel and a couple of gamer-friendly features including...

Ask any hardcore gamer what matters most and nine out of 10 times you'll most definitely get a one-word answer—speed. True, fast frame rates...

The ASUS PB278Q is a 27-inch PLS monitor that does deliver on very good color quality and wide viewing angles. Plane to Line Switching...

Earlier this earlier, Dell released a slew of curved monitors to counter Samsung’s models that are based on Vertical Alignment (VA) panel technology. Still,...

The budget monitor market is pretty difficult to navigate. This has nothing to do with the latest technology, but rather the sheer number of...

For the most part, the HP Envy has you covered if all you need is a widescreen monitor with built-in speakers. Let's face it:...

If you’re spending upward of $800 on a gaming monitor, that deal better be giving you the best of the best. That’s exactly what...

When we reviewed the Sceptre E165W-1600HC monitor back in 2017, we were impressed by its reasonable pricing and solid color output, but the 720p...