This 27-inch computer monitor has 4K resolution.
It has high dynamic range capability and 400 nits of brightness. It supports popular video cards. There are custom modes for gaming such as a first-person shooter mode. It also comes in a 32-inch size.
It doesn’t play well with Macs and the control button placement can be awkward.
With excellent specs in picture quality and performance, this 21.5-inch Acer monitor is a real steal.
Widescreen 16:9 ratio with wide viewing angles. FHD resolution (1920 x 1080) at 75Hz refresh rate makes action fluid and flicker-free. Supports AMD FreeSync for gaming optimization. Has a respectable 4 ms response time.
Not VESA-mount compatible. Doesn’t come with speakers.
A solid, thin-bezel, general computer monitor with high-end built-in speakers.
Built-in speakers offer plenty of high audio quality for media applications and gaming. Colors look good when playing games or watching videos. Supports adaptive sync and 5 ms response for gaming.
The speakers can be on the quieter side.
The curve of this ultra-thin-bezel Dell monitor makes for an immersive viewing experience.
The 32-inch 1800R curved screen fills the field of vision. Offers 4K resolution at a 60Hz refresh rate. Supports AMD FreeSync technology for game-optimized performance. Includes built-in stereo speakers.
HDR support is limited to video and gaming.
A stylish and attractive LG monitor with an impressively thin bezel that makes it feel almost frameless.
Has bezels only 2.5 mm thick for maximum screen impact. Offers 1920 x 1080 pixel FHD resolution at a 60Hz refresh rate. Offers “reader mode” that reduces blue light for increased eye comfort while working.
The 75Hz refresh rate is only at lower HD resolution. Stand felt wobbly for some.
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