Razer's first attempt at a gaming monitor is ambitious. With a unique cable management system and high-end aluminum materials, the Raptor 27 stands out.
HP's 34f doesn't come with features that make gamers or creatives swoon, but this affordably priced panel has many high-end features worth your attention.
These days, 4K monitors keep getting more affordable, but some make that possible via significant compromises. Does the HP 27f strike the right balance?
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.
The Predator XB3 isn’t for the faint of heart. But if you have a system that can push over 100 frames per second in 4K screen resolution, this monster of a monitor might be the perfect match for your overpowered gaming rig.
Gaming monitors keep getting bigger, but the 65-inch Omen X Emperium takes it to another level. In fact, this $5,000 display is as close to a gaming television as we’ve ever seen.
OLED has long alluded gaming monitors. But no longer. The Alienware 55 OLED Monitor matches the incredible visuals of OLED with variable refresh rates up to 120Hz. It’s pure gaming bliss.
Razer’s first gaming monitor, the Raptor 27, is at tried-and-true Razer product. Made of aluminum and lit with Chroma RGB LEDs, it’s everything a Razer fan would want.
Ultrawide and 4K might be the buzzwords in monitors right now, but the Dell 27 USB-C Ultrathin monitor manages to be exciting by just nailing the basics. Plus, its ridiculously thin.
