These days, 4K monitors keep getting more affordable, but some make that possible via significant compromises. Does the HP 27f strike the right balance?
If you’re an AMD gamer who enjoys playing on a large display, AOPEN’s 32HC1 is a 32-inch gaming monitor that delivers 144Hz refresh rates, fast response time, and a color accurate screen.
Designed specifically for Mac creatives, LG’s UltraFine 4K delivers performance and superb value when compared against Apple-branded displays. However, it’s limited support outside of MacOS may deter professionals working in Windows environments.
The Dell 75 4K Interactive Touch Monitor is an expensive display that might not be for your home, but it’s cool collaboration features will replace the boring whiteboard in your office and change your meetings.
Most photographers and videographers still use MacBooks, but even expensive 4K monitors don’t always match the colors of those laptop screens. The BenQ PD3220U is a monitor specifically made to solve that problem.
High-concept monitors can sometimes over-complicate thing. Samsung's Space Monitor, however, tries to fix that problem by lifting the monitor off and away from your desk.
Gaming monitors can be quite expensive, but be it RGB lighting, 144Hz refresh rate, or FreeSync support, the ViewSonic XG240R takes everything from a premium monitor and packs it into an affordable package.
