Monitor Reviews

LG 27UP850K-W Review: Great Budget Entry into 4K

Like many mainstream vendors, LG offers a wide variety of monitors depending on your focus. There’s the Ultrawide line, UltraGear line for those seeking the best gaming monitors, and...

Dell 27 Plus 4K S2725QC Review: A great all-round monitor for creatives and homer workers

A few years back, having a 4K monitor felt like ultimate luxury. Now, thanks to new innovations and...

LG 27UP850K-W Review: Great Budget Entry into 4K

Like many mainstream vendors, LG offers a wide variety of monitors depending on your focus. There’s the Ultrawide...

Dell 32 Plus 4K S3225QS Review: Attractive 4K monitor with AMD FreeSync

With a 32-inch form factor, the Dell 32 Plus 4K S3225QS provides lots of screen real estate that...

Dell S2725DS Review: Fantastic 1440p value that‘s solid for work and productivity

Dell monitors have long ranked among the top recommendations (and I’ve bought a couple myself, especially the Ultrasharp...

Samsung Odyssey G5 Review

Curved gaming monitors like the Samsung Odyssey G5 are no gimmick. These wraparound screens are the best gateway to immersing yourself in the gaming...

AOC CQ32G1 Review

The AOC CQ32G1 is a gaming monitor that promises to do it all. However, its pricing means it won’t push your PC budget to...

LG 38GL950G-B Review

The LG 38GL950G-B UltraGear curved gaming monitor ticks all the right boxes for gaming and looks fantastic doing it. The highlight here is the...

Sceptre C355W-3440UN Review

Adaptive sync and fast refresh are commonplace in the competitive gaming monitor genre. HDR and extended color are becoming popular as well. But where...

Sceptre E248W-FPT Review

The Sceptre E248W-FPT is an affordable 24-inch monitor that delivers vibrant picture and is bright enough for casual gaming, office use or entertainment at home – all at a very good price.

Samsung LU28E570DS/ZA Monitor Review

If you’re dying to upgrade to a 4K monitor, you’ll definitely be tempted to pick up a cheaper model like the Samsung LU28E570DS/ZA. It will work well enough for a gamer looking to power things up to 4K; or, just work for a creative professional who need a big, clear monitor.

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