REVIEW – ASUS PG248Q 180Hz Full HD G-SYNC monitor

REVIEW – ASUS PG248Q 180Hz Full HD G-SYNC monitor

The ASUS VG248QE was one of the first monitors on the scene to sport a 144Hz refresh rate. With its combination of strong pixel responsiveness, well-tuned pixel overdrive, low input lag and attractive price it still remains a viable choice more than 3 years on from its release. The ASUS PG248Q pushes the boundaries further, ... Read More
 
Dell P2417H and P2717H ‘P-Series’ Full HD models

Dell P2417H and P2717H ‘P-Series’ Full HD models

The Dell P2414H was a compelling choice, offering affordable all-round performance combined with an ergonomically flexible stand solution. Whilst it may not have the same visual impact as some models, including some models from the UltraSharp series, it certainly hit something of a sweet spot for price, performance and practicality. The Dell P2417H and P2717H ... Read More
 
REVIEW – Samsung C27F591FD highly curved VA model

REVIEW – Samsung C27F591FD highly curved VA model

Up until now, Samsung’s 27” curved models have featured only a subtle 4000R curve. As noted in our review of the S27E650C, it’s so subtle that it’s barely noticeable and at any rate doesn’t really bring much to the gaming or overall viewing experience. The Samsung C27F591FD (various regional suffixes may be used) of the ... Read More
 
Dell U2717D InfinityEdge monitor

Dell U2717D InfinityEdge monitor

Update: Confirmation of Samsung PLS panel being used from TFT Central’s testing. News piece below initially published 28th January 2016. The 27” WQHD (2560 x 1440) UltraSharp models always gather a lot of interest, hitting something of a sweet spot for many users between display quality, features and value. The U2715H remains a popular choice, ... Read More
 
REVIEW – Philips BDM4350UC 43 inch ‘4K’ UHD IPS monitor

REVIEW – Philips BDM4350UC 43 inch ‘4K’ UHD IPS monitor

The Philips BDM4065UC is certainly one of the most interesting models we’ve come across. Its large size and high resolution VA panel offered a rather engrossing gaming experience whilst making the resolution very accessible without scaling. The Philips BDM4350UC is an even larger model, truly massive for a monitor, and is what the company considers ... Read More
 
Samsung C32F391FW 31.5 inch VA with 1800R curve

Samsung C32F391FW 31.5 inch VA with 1800R curve

A trend we’ve seen with many of Samsung’s ‘F’ series models is the inclusion of steep curves – and universally, the addition of Adaptive-Sync (AMD FreeSync support). Both of these trends are embraced by the C32F391FW (regional suffixes vary) of the CF391 series. The 1800R curve that has been adopted here is significantly steeper than ... Read More