Monitors

The Gigabyte M27Q 27-inch 1440p gaming monitor runs at 170 Hz and might just be the ideal monitor for skilled competition-level gamers looking for a good value.

If you're fully settling into that home office lifestyle, the LG 27UK500-B gives you 4K and HDR without breaking the bank.

If you’re shopping for a 144 Hz, 25-inch gaming monitor, the BenQ Mobiuz EX2510 is one of the best IPS panels we’ve seen for under $300.

The super-quick Gigabyte Aorus FI25F 240 Hz gaming monitor will provide an excellent experience for casual and competitive players alike, but HDR is disappointing.

The Dell S2721DGF promises quick performance and looks like a good value too.

Alienware’s AW2521H is one of the fastest monitors we’ve ever tested. It runs at 360 Hz and delivers G-Sync with HDR. If you’re looking for ultimate gaming performance, it might be at the pinnacle.

The Pixio PX279 Prime 27-inch gaming monitor has a few flaws but delivers smooth and responsive gaming with an excellent image once calibrated.

The Lenovo ThinkVision S28u-10 offers sharp, colorful 4K images and stylish looks at a great price, but consider a third-party stand and don't expect frills such as HDR or USB.

A good value, the Asus VP28UQG enables casual 4K gaming for rigs with budget graphics cards. But it lacks contrast, resulting in a washed out image.

Thanks to a brilliant AMOLED display, the XtendTouch Pro outshines the portable screen competition.

The Dell S2721QS 4K monitor brings IPS-level colors and some handy optional features, but don’t get it for HDR.

The Pixio PX248 Prime gaming monitor delivers a very good gaming experience once properly set up and is surprisingly cheap.

The AOC CQ27G2 gaming monitors packs a 27-inch curved 1440p144 Hz, Adaptive-Sync and terrific contrast.

The LG 32UN500-W could use a little work with gamma and HDR, but this is still a great budget 4K monitor for the average person.

The LG 27GN950-B gaming monitor is one of the fastest 4K screens we've ever tested.

The Lenovo ThinkVision M14t puts a powerful touchscreen and great image quality into a portable, but very expensive package.

The Gigabyte G34WQC 34-inch ultrawide gaming monitor sells for a surprisingly low price. With 144Hz, HDR and more, it sets a high bar for the performance/price ratio.

With a few tweaks, the Viotek SUW49DA ultrawide gaming monitor delivers a superb picture with more color than most rivals.

The Samsung Odyssey G7 C32G75T 32-inch gaming monitor has an extreme 1000R curve and other premium specs to match, resulting in competition-level gaming performance with low input lag.

The Pixio P277 Prime offers solid gaming performance and fast frame rates for the money but is lacking when it comes to HDR.