Monitors

Samsung revealed a trio of new Odyssey gaming monitors ahead of CES 2024, all of which have OLED screens amid other features.

The ASUS ProArt 32" is a monitor promising high quality imaging for digital content creators with adjustable ergonomics and high colour accuracy. Here's a look at all it offers.

Deciding between a TV or computer monitor for your dorm room? Learn how each option impacts entertainment and academic productivity.

Ready to invest in a new monitor? Whether 4K, curved or ultra wide, let us help you choose the right one for your Christmas stocking!

If you edit pictures, graphics or video, then you need a professional quality monitor, such as the new BENQ SW271 4K monitor. Check out my review of this beautiful 27-inch computer display.

The Samsung Odyssey G9 OLED gaming monitor is a new benchmark for ultra-wide gaming that packs plenty of features and great performance.

The BenQ 32" 4K LED Monitor strikes the right balance between providing amazing professional functionality and being a dependable day to day monitor.

The ASUS TUF VG1A is a 31.5" gaming monitor. It has a 170 Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and a 178 degree viewing angle.

I spend the majority of most working days researching and writing. But I also have frequent periods where I have the opportunity to put some of the latest high tech gear through its paces. That is one of those “cool” aspects of my job. What people don’t always realize, though, is that this gear usually has to go back, and that can cause severe withdrawal symptoms. Not so cool. Case in point, I just had the opportunity to review a new Philips 40-inch widescreen 4K Ultra HD monitor. This is a beautiful piece of equipment and something that would be a real benefit to me. But it had to go back. While I ponder whether my office budget could be tweaked to support an upgrade like this, here are my thoughts on this behemoth of a computer monitor.

The 34″ Philips UltraWide Curved Monitor offers to bring a large viewable area and a variety of connection options to your home office space. Does this monitor have what it takes to replace your existing dual monitors by outperforming them?