Trends suggest panel makers are focusing less on shipping gaming monitor components as technology becomes more ubiquitous.

Hollyland has officially announced its new Cosmo C2 Wireless Video System which was first shown as a prototype at IBC 2024 in Amstaerdam.

Pondering whether you should upgrade your TV for the Switch 2? I've been asking myself the same question since Nintendo's ...

The 43-inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 is half price on Best Buy, scoring you a 4K-capable gaming monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate for $499.

A 4K monitor is useful not only in games and movies but also when editing documents or browsing web pages. The extra pixels make text look clear and crisp. After extensive testing, I’ve ...

When assigning ratings, we consider special features that a baby monitor might offer and also take its price into account. Next: Here's how I turned an old phone into a portable baby monitor.

The best MacBook Pro monitors can help improve your experience ... see more detail and fit more information on the screen. The old phrase "bigger is better" applies to both here, and we recommend ...

We test a range of computer monitors including smaller screens that are better for limited spaces and larger monitors that are more suited to home offices and graphic design. We also tested ...

The following QQH Z12-3 Portable Monitor was provided by the manufacturer for review purposes.The QQH Z12-3 is my third go at reviewing the portable monitor maker’s equipment and this one is by far my ...

If you have old appliances that you suspect may no longer be operating very efficiently, a monitor will give some answers ... but they don't usually come with a built-in LCD screen. They require a ...

One pleasant surprise is that most of today’s budget monitors have LCD panels based on IPS technology. IPS displays are known for their very wide viewing angles, rated at up to 178 degrees in ...

Here's how to snag the best cheap monitor (or two of 'em!), plus top picks backed by our deep-dive reviews. Since 2004, I have worked on PCMag’s hardware team, covering at various times printers ...