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19" LCDs are a sweet spot in the desktop monitor marketplace: They offer good features and ergonomics, they're big enough for multimedia applications, and they're very affordable. We review six LCDs from major makers that will suit the office desktop/home…
A good monitor is one of the simplest upgrades for anyone who works or studies from home. Hunching over a laptop screen for eight hours strains your neck and eyes, and a bigger external display makes multitasking far easier. The…
There’s no shortage of great gaming monitors in 2025, but it seems that the folks at AOC are always at the front of the pack. The new AOC U27G4R may not feature the latest and greatest display… Dual 4K 160Hz and 1080p 320Hz modes on a…
AOC is by far one of the biggest names in monitors, with a range that spans budget office numbers to flagship OLED gaming monitors, and everything in between. Their new monitor, the CU34E4CW…
Philips, through its enthusiast-focused Evnia sub-brand, has recently introduced the 27M2N5901A, a 27-inch monitor expertly engineered for the discerning PC enthusiast and gamer. For more information, check out the official product page here.
Philips has a pretty vast array of monitors, but they’re also one of the biggest brands in the business, so that’s no surprise. However, they’ve just introduced a rather unique solution for modern…
The AOC GAMING U32G4U is a 31.5-inch gaming monitor designed to bridge the gap between immersive, high-resolution visual experiences and ultra-high-refresh competitive eSports, while that isn’t going… A 32-inch dual-mode monitor offering 4K at 160Hz or Full HD at 320Hz for under £300. Check out…
The AGON PRO series is the absolute top tier of monitors from AOC, a title they reserve for their ever growing list of flagship gaming titans. With the release of their new AG276QKD2…
Choosing the right monitor used to be pretty simple, and depending on your budget and requirements, it still can be. Typically, you’d just get the biggest one you could afford, and a resolution your graphics card could handle. For most…
Atomos has announced a brand new monitor, the Shinobi 7, for users who need accurate monitoring but without the need for recording. The Shinobi 7 is, as its name suggests, a follow-up to the original Shinobi monitor, which was effectively a Ninja…