News, reviews, articles on the topic Monitors
The MSI PRO MAX 341QPXW14G is a 34-inch QD-OLED ultrawide with native macOS controls, a three-device KVM switch, and 98W USB-C charging — starting at $749.99.
Philips launches a 34-inch curved ultrawide at £299.99 in the UK — rare 200Hz refresh rate, USB-C 90W charging, and AI Ambiglow without the aggressive gamer aesthetic.
Eizo's first OLED in its ColorEdge line targets HDR grading workflows with 99% DCI-P3 coverage and an integrated calibration sensor — but a one-year panel warranty hints at burn-in caution.
Alienware's fastest monitor yet combines Samsung's fifth-gen QD-OLED panel with a 560Hz refresh rate — but you'll wait until Q1 2027 to buy one.
Optoma's new professional panel line targets offices, schools, and retail spaces with round-the-clock durability, built-in Android 14, and remote management — no touchscreen required.
LG Display's FLiPP process ditches fine metal masks, boosting brightness, durability, and substrate efficiency by up to 64% — with tablets and monitors first in line.
The FC300-CS splits the display and CPU unit into independently replaceable parts — a rare move in a market dominated by sealed, take-it-or-leave-it all-in-ones.
The 5-inch USB-C display lets you control focus and exposure from the screen itself — no app, no Wi-Fi required.
LG Display's blind test with 31 gamers confirms real performance gains at ultra-high refresh rates—but the jump from 240Hz to 480Hz narrows to just 10%.
Acer's new gaming monitor reaches 1,000 Hz via a dual-mode trick that drops resolution to 720p on a 27-inch screen — a calculated trade-off aimed squarely at competitive esports players.
ASUS's new ultrawide OLED undercuts its 360Hz flagship by around €300, but a 15W USB-C port is a notable trade-off for laptop users.
