Category: Monitors

So you want a new gaming monitor? I’ve got some recommendations for you. I’m covering a load of different resolutions and refresh rates from 1080p to 4K, and

£1000 is a lot of money, there’s no two ways around that. But it does depend on the context. £1000 for a car, yeah ok that makes sense.

How can a brand you probably haven’t heard of make a better monitor, and sell it for cheaper, than AOC and their insane value G2 line? An ultrawide

Viewsonic’s attempt at a 1440p 165Hz Curved VA monitor is.. A little confusing, for one main reason. It’s price. It is listed for £500 or $450 in the

Objectively, this monitor is truly amazing. 1440p at 240Hz is definitely unique, and the panel is incredibly fast, but yet I can’t seem to bring myself to like

At this point, I’ve reviewed a lot of 1440p 144hz+ monitors, some TN, some VA and some IPS, and I’ve claimed “perfection” in quite a few of them,

By all accounts, this is a great monitor. It’s fast, responsive, smooth, and has some great colours, so why am I not blown away? Lets run you through

It’s been a while since I checked out Gigabyte’s first gaming monitor, the AD27QD, and since then they’ve gone away and improved a fair bit about it, which

For years I’ve reviewed 1080p, 27” monitors, and I’ve almost always steered clear thanks to the lower pixel density, but it’s been a while so lets see if

ELMB – or Extreme low motion blur, also known as ULMB and a number of other names, is the process of strobing the backlight – turning it on