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Xiaomi may have just released the budget king of gaming monitors. 1000-nit HDR, 180Hz refresh rate, quantum dot color, 1440p... for $330. Is there a catch? Find out in this review!
Titan Army is a new brand making affordable gaming monitors. Jason took the 32-inch curved Titan Army C32C1S QHD for a spin and is ready to tell you whether it's worth a buy. Find out in this review!
Extend the screen of virtually any laptop with an innovative dual or tri-screen display. The Xebec Snap is versatile, easy to set up, and expensive. Is it worth it? Find out in this review!
The xScreen from UPspec gaming is a portable monitor that allows you to take your Xbox Series X on the go. At $249, is it the best portable monitor for Xbox? Find out in this review!
Rounding out our gift guide coverage this week, we have the best monitors for the PC gamer in your life. Find out the best buys in this gaming monitor gift guide!
HyperX just released its first gaming monitors. Do they have what it takes to impress and are they priced right to warrant an upgrade? Find out in our review!
27 inches of IPS performance land on our desk today as we review the Philips Momentum 5000 M1N5500, a monitor aiming to outpace the mid-market competition.
NZXT has done it. The PC builder, peripheral provider, and component colossus has officially staked their claim to your entire desktop with the final piece to the company's desktop takeover: The NZXT Canvas Gaming Monitor Series.
The Gigabyte M28U KVM Gaming Monitor brings 4K/144Hz to the masses. Is this the entry point to high refresh rate 4K gaming we've been looking for? Stick around and find out.
Looking for a portable display for your Switch, laptop or to take on the go? At $179.009
One of the monitor brands Bradford has always been interested in trying has been Viotek. I've been fascinated by the brand as it offers many of the features of higher cost monitors: low response times, high refresh rates, variable refresh rate and more at much lower costs. But is it a good performer at the (relatively) low cost for a high refresh, VRR monitor?
Gigabyte has made quite a splash with its gaming monitors, and today we're looking at its very first ultrawide. It's 1440p, 144Hz, HDR400 certified, and comes complete with Freesync Premium, all for $399. Is it worth a buy? Find out in our review!
Whether you're thirsty for the release of AMD's Big Navi or NVIDIA's Ampere, both releases promise performance bumps in frames per second. Viotek wants to make sure you are ready for it with the GFT27CXB Gaming Monitor.