monitors

A great professional-level monitor for jobs that demand high colour accuracy

Loses out on size and colour accuracy, but it’s still a high-contrast FreeSync gaming panel for a very reasonable price

Huge and expensive – but can this panel possibly justify its price?

The Acer S277HK serves up 4K with style – but is there any substance?

Another fantastic quantum dot curved monitor from Samsung; expensive, but well worth it

This monitor packs in heaps of features at a great price

A solid performer with great image quality

It may not have much flair, but this 1080p monitor is excellent value

With an MVA panel and a huge 31.5in display for only £200, this 1440p monitor is incredibly good value for money

Packs in a lot of features, from HDR10 support to full sRGB and Adobe RGB calibration but there are a fair few flaws, too

A fantastic, enormous all-in-one that's much more than an iMac wannabe

Portrait or landscape; how do you get a new perspective on your screen?

Embrace 4K without blowing your budget

A USB monitor with a docking station that works with any laptop

Nvidia wants to power self-driving cars, plus HP’s 4K and 5K TVs

This 23in IPS panel supports 10-point multi-touch and is optimised for use on Windows 8. The S2340T also boasts excellent flexibility, but it comes at…

A 24in monitor with ample connectivity, but which is let down by its lack of flexibility, middling image quality and price.

The SyncMaster C24A650X is packed full of interesting features, including wireless connectivity and the ability to rotate 90 degrees. It's targeted at…

The South Korean firm is thinking about spinning off its LCD business.

If you need to connect more than one monitor to a laptop then Matrox's handy video adapter could be the best way to do it as Harry Butler discovers in…

Ipswitch may not be well known, but its WhatsUp Gold network management program is loyally used by some seriously big organisations. Karl Wright looks…

A big-name high quality IPS monitor at a bargain basement price? Surely there's a catch? Jim Martin gets squinting to find out.