The BenQ PD3226G is a monitor for creative professionals, but it’s not bad in PC games, either. Price When Reviewed Monitors meant for gaming and entertainment have traditionally existed in a ...

HDR support is limited to DisplayHDR 400 and ... The new HP Series 7 Pro 727pm isn't cheap, especially not for a "mere" 60Hz 27-inch monitor using LCD as opposed to OLED technology.

OLED isn’t based on LCD technology at all ... HDR display,” and…most monitors aren’t that. HDR support merely means a monitor can accept and display an HDR signal. It promises nothing ...

Going for a budget choice does come with a few limitations, such as the lack of HDR ... gaming monitor to do it all, the Alienware AW2725QF should be at the top of your list. Its IPS LCD panel ...

The Apple Pro Display XDR remains the absolute best monitor for Mac users, but its extremely high price makes it suitable only for the most professional.

It’s a mini-LED monitor with HDR performance that’s not as good as the OLEDs on this list, but far better than anything you’ll find on an edge-lit LCD. With a 180Hz refresh rate, it’s also ...

It runs at up to 360Hz and boasts a claimed response time of just 0.5ms. That's seriously fast for an IPS-type LCD monitor. It also sports HDR 600 certification and both G-Sync and FreeSync support.

We put 15 portable monitors to the test to find the best portable monitor. Here are our top picks, from SideTrak, Dell, Asus and more.

Alienware unveiled a widescreen 34-inch QD-OLED monitor a few years ago and it was hit from the get-go thanks to the HDR brightness ... several inexpensive LCD gaming models, including a 25 ...

We tested for some common issues that can afflict LCD monitors, such as low-light flicker (also called PWM flicker) and image retention. We then set each monitor ... display with HDR and a 96 ...

Since our last update to this buying guide in April, we've had the chance to test a range of exciting new OLED and LCD models. The gaming monitor market ... for immersive HDR with OLED or ...