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BenQ EX3501R review: HDR ain’t all that
The BenQ EX3501R brings HDR gaming to ultra-wide monitors, along with a catalogue of desirable specifications for both home and office use such as a 35-inch span, 1440p ultra-wide resolution and USB-C connectivity. We’ve got one in to review, so let’s see if its titanic 35-inch span justifies that £639 price tag. Specs & Features…
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Acer Predator Z35P review: oversized impact
The Acer Predator Z35P is a titanic display, a 1440p ultra-wide measuring 35 inches across with all of the must-have gaming features: a high 120Hz refresh rate, Nvidia G-Sync and a low 4ms response time. Is that enough to justify its desk-spanning size and equally weighty price point of nearly £1000? Let’s find out! Specs…
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BenQ EL2870U review: budget 4K HDR comes at a cost
Today, we’re looking at one of the most affordable HDR-capable monitors, the £329 EL2870U from BenQ. As well as having better looking pixels, this 28-inch monitor also promises more of them, thanks to its 4K Ultra HD resolution. It sounds like a winning combination, but have BenQ made too many sacrifices to hit this low…
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AOC G2590PX review: hitting the sweet spot
24 inches. 1080p resolution. 144Hz refresh rate. These are the three specs that we hear recommended a lot for gamers these days, and exactly what you’ll get on this AOC monitor. The ubiquity of this spec sheet means there’s a lot of competition, so AOC will have to nail the basics and come up with…
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AOC AGON AG251FG review: the best 240Hz monitor yet
The AG251FG may come with the same 24.5-inch 240Hz panel as the Viewsonic XG2530 and BenQ XL2540, but it adds something new in the form of G-Sync. Let’s see which monitor reigns as our favourite by the end of the article. We’ll start with a brief look at the monitor’s design and features. Design The…
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ViewSonic XG2530 review: a 240Hz monitor worth considering
Today we’re looking at one of the fastest monitors on the market: the 240Hz ViewSonic XG2530. Using the same panel as the BenQ Zowie XL2540, can ViewSonic prove that their implementation is the one to choose for buttery-smooth gaming? Let’s find out! Design The ViewSonic XG2530 is a stylish monitor with that traditional ‘gamer’ look:…
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AOC AGON AG322QCX review
The AGON AOC AG322QCX is one of the biggest gaming monitors you can get for less than £500, but is it the best? Today, we put this 31.5-inch 1440p 144Hz giant to the test! Design The design of the AG322QCX follows other AOC AGON monitors, with a thin-bezelled panel sitting atop a stylish metal base. Adjustability…
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AOC AGON AG272FCX gaming monitor review
1440p and 4K monitors are becoming increasingly mainstream, but gamers on mid-range PCs may find that monitors with high refresh rates and 1080p resolution can be a better choice. Today we’re looking at one monitor that fits that description, the AOC AGON AG272FCX. This monitor has that desirable 144Hz refresh rate, Adaptive Sync and a…
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AOC AGON AG352QCX review: a 35-inch 200Hz curved gaming monitor
AOC are well known for their industrial design and good value-for-money monitors, and both seem well represented by their 35-inch curved gaming monitor, the AG352QCX. This monitor is relatively inexpensive given its size, with a moderate 2560 x 1080 resolution, but still manages to include a high 200Hz refresh rate and a litany of modes and…
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BenQ EX3200R review
This 1080p gaming monitor from BenQ has it all: a 31.5-inch display with 1800R curvature, a high refresh rate of 144Hz and a VA panel that boasts high contrast, good colour accuracy and decent viewing angles too. It’s not the highest resolution panel in the world, but that makes it a lot easier to hit…