Monitors

MSI Optix MAG271CQR is a 144 Hz curved gaming monitor with QHD resolution, high-contrast VA, FreeSync and G-Sync compatibility, plus stylish RGB lighting.

The Raptor 27 is a stunning first effort gaming monitor for Razer, combining high style and excellent performance in a solidly built package that’ll be the envy of fellow gamers.

The MSI Optix G27C4 curved gaming monitor delivers richly saturated color to SDR content. If you don’t want to spend extra for HDR, it’s a great choice.

A speedy gaming monitor doesn’t have to cost a lot. Pixio’s PXC273 offers FreeSync, plus a 144Hz refresh rate and extended color in a 27-inch curved VA panel for just $200.

Alienware AW5520QF is the first OLED gaming monitor, and it produces beautiful image quality. It’s clearly better than gaming on a TV, but it’s missing features expected with such a high price tag.

The Aorus CV27Q curved monitor boasts the pixel density of QHD, along with HDR, adaptive sync and high-refresh for a great gaming experience at under $450.

For less than $300, the Aorus CV27F delivers everything a performance-oriented gamer could want, including HDR with both FreeSync and G-Sync PCs.

The Asus ProArt PA32UCX 32-inch mini-LED 4K HDR monitor boasts the best image quality we’ve seen on a computer display, and it's packed with some impressive tech, including Dolby Vision.

The Lenovo ThinkVision M1 USB-C portable monitor stands out with a reliable and sturdy kickstand and great image quality.

The Acer Predator XN253Q monitor should be on every competitive gamer’s short list, thanks to a reliable 240 Hz refresh rate, G-Sync and super-low input lag.

HP gets into the super-fast gaming monitor market with the 240 Hz Omen X 25f with FreeSync and G-Sync Compatibility. It’s fit for gamers seeking top framerates.

The Acer XFA240 144 Hz gaming monitor proves responsiveness doesn’t have to be expensive, with FreeSync, G-Sync Compatibility and out-of-box- color accuracy.

For hardcore gaming, we can’t imagine a better display than he 25-inch, 240 Hz Aorus KD25F. With ESP-like response, this gaming monitor is worth the price.

The Samsung UR59C 32-inch curved 4K monitor has stunning image quality, and when driven by a fast graphics card it delivers solid gameplay.

The ViewSonic Elite XG240R gaming monitor features a 24-inch TN screen with FHD resolution, FreeSync, 144 Hz and seriously-quick response; all wrapped in a solid chassis at a great price.

The ViewSonic XG350R-C Elite is a 35-inch curved VA screen with AMD FreeSync and non-official Nvidia G-Sync compatibility.

The Acer Nitro XV273K makes a few compromises to get its price under $1,000. But it still offers fantastic 4K gaming at 144Hz, along with the ability to connect to both FreeSync and G-Sync systems.

We’re checking out one of the least expensive 32-inch monitors available – Philips 326E8FJSB, a VA panel with FreeSync up to 75Hz

Tired of the bezel line between your two 27-inch QHD screens? The Dell UltraSharp U4919DW is the perfect solution. It’s a gently curved 49-inch panel with 5120x1440 resolution and precise color.