Philips have recently launched one of the fastest gaming monitors available making it a must for serious gamers where every second counts. The 24M2N5200X, part of their Evnia series, features a 24.1” ...

AOC’s latest offering in the AGON Pro line up, the AG276QKD2, packs a punch with its 27″ screen built around a Gen 3 2025 Samsung Display QD-OLED panel, 2560 x 1440 resolution and an impressive ...

All our latest recommendations for the best gaming monitors split by size to make it easy to find the right one for you. Regularly updated ...

Having reviewed and used many of the OLED display options on the market, as well as carefully considering reviews and opinions from other well-established reviewers, we’ve picked out what we consider ...

BenQ have recently released a new Esports Gaming monitor in their Zowie series, one we’ve not reported on previously in fact but adding to the new pretty wide range of 600Hz+ gaming monitors that have ...

AOC have this week announced the launch of two new 24.1″ sized esports gaming monitors in their range, both offering a massive 610Hz refresh rate and a range of features designed specifically for ...

Philips have announced a new gaming monitor in their Evnia 6000 series. The 27M2N6801M features a 27” sized screen with a 3840 x 2160 “4K” resolution, built around a ‘Fast IPS’ technology panel ...

Windows HDR setting option Obviously enabling HDR mode in Windows is required when you want to use HDR content like games and videos, where supported by your system. What we are concerned with here is ...

If you’ve ever considered buying an OLED display the benefits of OLED should be well known by now – near instant response times, true blacks, basically infinite contrast ratio, per pixel dimming for ...

Dell are a long-standing manufacturer of very good multi-purpose monitors, with their UltraSharp series being popular for over 20 years now. They’ve diverged their gaming screens in to other product ...

We have some updates from LG.Display about their panel development plans which is always interesting to see. This is LG.Display as a panel manufacturer, as opposed to LG the monitor/display ...

We explore and test OLED VRR flicker. What causes it? Is it the same on WOLED and QD-OLED panels? What can be done to improve it?