The X= XRGB27WQ V2 features a blisteringly fast 165Hz at 2560 x 1440 resolution with an IPS display, so you can Play In Style, in-game & out of game with stunning RGB lighting & a RGB Logo. X= XPRO27IPS Pro Esports Gaming Monitor: Featuring a 1080P IPS Display with 165Hz & 1ms response times. Our most affordable monitor for an esports gaming experience. Design: As the name suggests, the Xeneon 27QHD240 is a 27-inch screen (26.5-inch to be exact). Rather than looking too small, it instead gives sleek vibes thanks to its wafer thin design and attractive V-shaped stand. It's also easy to adjust and can flip vertically without much fuss - a feature that's normally associated with spreadsheets and productivity, but makes me want to play arcade shooters in TATE mode.

Step into a whole new dimension of gaming with curved monitors. The curvature of the screen wraps around your field of vision, pulling you deeper into the game. It's not just a monitor; it's a portal to another world. Experience every detail from every angle with a curved display. Design: The ROG Strix XG27UQ isn't the newest model, but its chonky bezel sort of makes it look older than it is. We wouldn't go as far to say it's ugly, but we've become a bit used to using near bezel-less displays. Still, it certainly looks like a Asus product, with a stylish V-shaped stand adding a bit of edge to its design, accompanied by a an LED light that projects onto your desk. Like most of its ilk, the 24mh has a 1080p IPS panel, not a 4K UHD one, but it makes up for that with impressive sRGB coverage and a contrast ratio well above its rating. It has a pair of built-in 2-watt speakers—not exactly high-fidelity, but many budget monitors don't include speakers at all. Who It’s For The HP 24mh is for cash-strapped individuals looking for a monitor that's a good value and will fit on a small desk. It's a good option for households, home offices, and dorms. Its sRGB color coverage is great, so it's good for photo viewing or basic editing. Users who can afford one should opt for a more full-featured monitor, but the HP 24mh offers more than you'd typically get for its bargain-basement price.More common than true desktop touch screens, though, are portable touch-screen monitors, both for general-purpose use and for graphic artists. (See our guide to portable monitors.) General Use/Multimedia Monitors

You'd prefer 4K: If you're upgrading a UHD screen, you might notice the difference when playing at 1440p. The Dell 27 S2721HGF may have just a middle-range screen size (27 inches on the diagonal) for a gaming-oriented panel, but it includes many of the other elements that gamers seek, including a graceful curve, at a great price. A VA panel with 1080p resolution and a 144Hz refresh rate, it is both AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync compatible. It serves up very good gaming performance for the money, and showed very little ghosting or screen tearing during our testing. Who It’s ForPrepare to elevate your gaming experience with the IPS 1440p 165Hz FreeSync/G-Sync Compatible DP HDMI RGB Gaming Monitor. Engineered for discerning gamers, this monitor is a showcase of precision, speed, and vibrant visuals, setting a new standard for immersive gameplay. IPS Panel Brilliance: The In-Plane Switching (IPS) panel technology guarantees breathtaking color accuracy and wide viewing angles. Whether you're at the center of the action or sharing your screen with friends, everyone enjoys vibrant and consistent colors. You're used to using 4K: The TUF VG27AQ admittedly looks a bit soft compared to UHD displays, and you'll certainly notice if you're used to using 4K. Design: The Philips Momentum 5000 27M1F5800boasts a simplistic design that looks professional atop a work-from-home desk, but a stand that gives it a bit of gaming soul. For that reason alone, this is absolutely up there those monitors of recent months and years that are designed with a dual-platform setup in mind.

The HP Z32k has all the connectivity you could hope for in a premium business monitor. The screen’s high resolution and pixel density, coupled with superior color coverage and accuracy, make it ideal for workers who prepare photos, graphics, and video for online use. However, those who use the Adobe RGB space for processing photos and art for printing would be better off getting a professional graphic arts monitor with better coverage of that color space. The Z32k doesn't come cheap, but its features and performance earn it our Editors' Choice nod as an elite productivity monitor. The best aspect ratio for your monitor depends on how you intend to use it most. For digital content creators, a 16:10 ratio might be preferable (offering a bit extra vertical space for toolbars and such). But the 16:9 aspect ratio of 1080p and 4K screens is by far the most common among desktop monitors, though that dominance has been chipped away in recent years by the ultrawide formats. (Credit: Zlata Ivleva) monitors refer to monitors with a 5120x2880 resolution, while 8K monitors refers to monitors with a 7680x4320 resolution. Is it worth getting a 5K or 8K monitor? Curved for Immersion: The 1500R curvature of the screen wraps around your field of vision, drawing you into the heart of the action. The curved design enhances immersion, making every game an epic adventure. When deciding whether or not a monitor is best paired with the Series X, we typically use a wide variety of games to put specs, design, features, and performance to the test. That includes releases that support 4K 120Hz, but we also like to run adventures across a variety of genres to analyse fidelity and determine whether a model is good value for money.Resolution: 3440x1440 @ 144Hz with DP 1.2 up to 160Hz with the latest AMD & NVIDIA Graphics Cards that support DP 1.4