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This 27-inch ViewSonic curved gaming monitor, with FreeSync, a 144Hz refresh rate and 5ms response time, is on sale for $60 off its original price.
In a true sign of the times, ViewSonic launched the XG240R, a 1080p 144Hz gaming monitor with its new ‘ELITE RGB’ lighting.
The ViewSonic VP3881 brings professional-grade sRGB with factory-certified color accuracy. Hardcore gamers may want to hold off.
Graphics pros working in the sRGB color gamut will appreciate the value of ViewSonic’s VP2768. It offers a sharp 27” QHD/IPS screen with an internal 14-bit LUT and flexible calibration options.
Today, we’re looking at another 25” 240Hz gaming monitor: ViewSonic’s XG2530. It’s a FHD TN panel with FreeSync and a huge OSD offering everything you could possibly want.
ViewSonic’s VP2771 is a 27” IPS panel with sRGB color, a 14-bit lookup table, factory-certified accuracy, and an optional auto-calibration kit.
ViewSonic’s XG2703-GS is a QHD panel with AHVA technology, 165Hz, G-Sync, ULMB, and slick styling. Let's see how it measures up to the competition in our tests.
Today we're checking out LG's latest curved gaming monitor: the 34UC98. It's an IPS screen with 3440x1440 pixels, FreeSync, a 75Hz max refresh rate and MaxxAudio-tuned speakers.
If you're looking for FreeSync, IPS and Ultra HD in one product, choices are slim. ViewSonic has entered this rarified category with a phenomenal effort in the XG2700-4K. This 27-inch monitor is one of the best displays we've ever tested.
