Tag: gaming monitor

This is the Philips EVNIA 27M2N5901A, the Philips version of the AOC U27G4R, the miracle dual resolution and refresh rate display. This bad boy offers either a 4K

This is the final boss of monitors. Seriously. If you buy this thing, you don’t need anything else. This is AOC’s latest hit, the AG276QKD2, a 1440p, 500Hz,

Since I’m hot off the heels of my Sony M10S review – the monitor that genuinely made me question whether a £400 markup was actually worthwhile – I

This absolute behemoth is… well… It’s ridiculous. It is so huge it doesn’t fit well in frame, nor does it really fit in this room. This is Acer’s

3D IS BACK? Acer sure seems to think so! Acer’s “SpatialLabs” brand has found its way into a couple of different products of late – laptops, and this,

This is Sony’s INZONE M10S, a genuinely premium gaming monitor. Sure, it’s premium thanks to its absolutely top-shelf specs – a 480Hz 1440p 27 inch W-OLED – but

AOC and Philips (MMD) flew me out to Cascais, Portugal, to show off their new ranges of monitors – and boy do they have some interesting ones. The

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