Gaming Monitors

The Pixio PX347c is a 34-inch ultra-wide gaming monitor featuring a curved Patterned Vertical Alignment (PVA) panel and a couple of gamer-friendly features including...

Ask any hardcore gamer what matters most and nine out of 10 times you'll most definitely get a one-word answer—speed. True, fast frame rates...

The ASUS PB278Q is a 27-inch PLS monitor that does deliver on very good color quality and wide viewing angles. Plane to Line Switching...

The Samsung Odyssey G55A (LS32AG550ENXZA) looks like it would be a dream display for gamers looking for something with better than 144Hz refresh, but...

As with any new computing accessory, getting a different monitor requires some adjustment. Most monitors are designed for up-close-and-personal work, while others like the...

The KOORUI 27E3Q manages to succeed where many other budget gaming monitors have failed by providing a clear picture, great features, and a 144Hz...

The Acer XG270HU is a 27-inch gaming monitor that uses AMD FreeSync technology to deliver decent gaming performance, and with a 1440p resolution, it...

The Sceptre C305W-2560UN Gaming Monitor doesn’t settle the question of whether you need a 30-inch monitor. However, it’s a good argument that there’s value...

The LG 27UK850-W is a great choice for any gamer seeking a stylish monitor that’s equipped with the latest technologies, solid connectivity at a reasonable price. It offers a sharp UHD picture, impressive gaming performance, and a raft of future-proof features, including AMD FreeSync anti-tearing technology. The monitor’s out-of-the-box color accuracy is slightly skewed, but it gets plenty of picture settings, including advanced color settings come handy for third-party picture calibration to sort out the accuracy issues.

PC gaming is all about speed, and with the ViewSonic XG2402, you definitely get plenty of it. This 24-inch monitor boasts a screaming 1-millisecond...