Monitors
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Philips Evnia 27M2C5500W review: Fast and curvy Cheaper than we expected, this entry-level Evnia gaming monitor is quick, curvacious and colourful, with I/O ports aplenty£430 -
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AOC 24P3CW review: Fully loaded A great budget monitor with a built-in USB hub and 1080p webcam£260 -
best buy
LG 40WP95C review: A glorious curved 5K 40in ultrawide If you want an ultrawide display with a high pixel density, this LG monitor could be the perfect choice£1499 -
best buy
Huawei MateView SE 24in review: A brilliant budget monitor A colourful and affordable 75Hz Full HD monitor that’s perfect for home use, casual gaming or a secondary display£150 -
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Philips 27B1U7903 review: A 27in 4K mini-LED marvel With superb HDR performance and Thunderbolt 4 connectivity, this is a great professional work monitor£2199 -
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BenQ PD2506Q 25in review: For creatives on a budget If money and space are tight this new entry-level BenQ pro designer monitor can be strongly recommended£400 -
Samsung Odyssey Ark review: Noah, get the boat The Samsung Odyssey Ark is an extraordinary gaming monitor that you probably shouldn’t buy£2599 -
LG Ergo Dual 27QP88D-B2: A clever and affordable package The LG Ergo Dual is a clever premise with a good price tag, although it can be infuriating in practice£550 -
Samsung announces HUGE 8K ultrawide OLED gaming monitor Samsung's big CES 2023 announcement is the world's first 8K and OLED ultrawide gaming monitors -
Asus TUF Gaming VG28UQL1A review If you really need a monitor that suits both PC and next-gen console gaming, the VG28UQL1A is for you£700 -
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Huawei MateView GT 27in review: Lost in the crowd The MateView GT 27in joins a crowded market of great value monitors but it doesn’t stand out£350 -
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BenQ GL2780: 27 inches of amazing value A feature-packed budget 27in monitor with great image quality£130