Monitors
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AOC Q27V4EA: A good, cheap 27in monitor The Q27V4EA nails the basics and looks the part without costing a fortune£200 -
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Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 review: A stunning HDR gaming monitor The Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 is a super ultrawide Mini LED gaming monitor that will blow you – and your budget – away£1849 -
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Huawei MateView GT review: Ultrawide gaming for less The MateView GT is a competent ultrawide gaming monitor at a thoroughly reasonable price£500 -
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HP X27qc review: Ticks a few crucial boxes at a great price If you’re a casual gamer on a tight budget the X27qc has almost everything you need£300 -
BenQ Mobiuz EX3415R: Solid enough, but unadventurous There’s nothing disastrously wrong with the EX3415R – it simply struggles to stand out in a competitive market£900 -
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Gigabyte G27QC review: The ultimate value gaming monitor Cheap, vibrant and packed with features, the Gigabyte G27QC shines in a crowded market£300 -
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Eizo FlexScan EV3895: A consummate professional monitor A 37.5in curved monitor that would grace any executive’s desk, although you pay for the features and quality£1554 -
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LG UltraWide Ergo: Decent monitor on an excellent arm mount The LG UltraWide Ergo is a surprisingly affordable 34in monitor that comes with a high-quality and flexible arm mount£450 -
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Huawei MateView review: Worth the price of admission Huawei’s debut monitor boasts style, features and simplicity, but the panel itself isn’t quite perfect£599 -
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Acer Predator XB3: An astonishing 240Hz gaming monitor If you absolutely must have the best refresh rates, the XB253QGX is the monitor for you£369 -
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AOC Agon AG273QXP: Our new favourite 1440p gaming monitor? Reasonably priced and stunning to behold, the AG273QXP is a mighty fine gaming monitor£430 -
AOC Q32P2 review: A 1440p 32in monitor for under £300 The AOC Q32P2 is large and affordable, but image quality leaves a lot to be desired£269 -
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Philips 243B9H: A cracking 24in 1080p monitor The Philips 243B9H has more features than its price tag ought to allow - and that’s fine by us£285