Category: Monitors

This is the Sun Vision rE, an RLCD monitor – that being reflective liquid crystal display. Unlike basically all displays, this thing doesn’t have a backlight. In fact,

This bad boy is Acer’s X45, their 800R curved 3440×1440 240Hz OLED gaming monitor. This mammoth thing is suspiciously similar to the AOC AG456UCZD I reviewed recently, because

This is the Acer X27U, of course not to be confused with the Acer X27U. THIS is a 240Hz W-OLED 1440p 27 inch panel, and the OTHER X27U

Just to be clear, the 24G4XE is the less-mobile, but theoretically cheaper version of the 24G4X, an already cheap and frankly excellent gaming monitor. It’s the same panel

This absolute monster is AOC’s AG456UCZD, a 45 inch 3440 by 1440 240Hz W-OLED gaming monitor with a frankly insane 800R curve to it. Despite the spec sheet

BenQ’s X300G gaming projector is a little different. It’s an unusual form factor, and it’s very much meant to be a more casual solution – despite actually costing

For gaming, your display is your window into the virtual world, so it’s pretty important to use a good one. In this video I want to walk you

This is one of the cheapest 1440p 240Hz monitors on the market, and yet it’s one of the better ones. Here’s an in depth look at the Philips

Not that long ago, the term “gaming projector” would have been considered both setup and punchline for a pretty funny joke. Spending thousands for an undeniably sub-par gaming

This is an astonishingly cheap 1440p 180Hz MiniLED gaming monitor. It retails for just £350, which would be on the cheaper end for being a 1440p high refresh