The importance of subjectivity can’t be stressed enough; we provide a broad scope of subjective and objective testing, but it’s important to consider your own individual sensitivities and preferences. The models which provided an experience we particularly liked are awarded our recommended badge.
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Date published: March 30th 2022
The Gigabyte M32U features a 31.5″ ‘4K’ UHD IPS panel with 144Hz refresh rate, Adaptive-Sync support plus HDMI 2.1 and USB-C with KVM functionality. A balanced performance and competitive pricing make this an appealing option to consider.
Gigabyte M32U
Date published: February 7th 2022
The BenQ EW3880R features a 37.5″ 3840 x 1600 (UWQHD+) 21:9 UltraWide panel. Well-priced in the segment with vivid colour output and powerful integrated audio, though limited to 60Hz and without VRR support.
BenQ EW3880R
Date published: December 16th 2021
The Dell S2722QC offers a 27″ ‘4K’ UHD IPS panel with 60Hz refresh rate and support for Adaptive-Sync. A well-constructed monitor with good feature set and respectable all-round performance.
Dell S2722QC
Date published: November 30th 2021
The Nixeus NX-EDG27X combines a 27″ WQHD IPS-type panel with 165Hz refresh rate. Highly adjustable pixel overdrive control is included, a generous VRR range is offered and colour output is vibrant. But it’s priced above some more feature-rich competitors and not as widely available.
Nixeus NX-EDG27X
Date published: October 16th 2021
The AOC CQ32G3SU (CQ32G3SE) features a 31.5″ WQHD VA panel with 1000R curve and 165Hz refresh rate. Quite vibrant colour output and reasonable responsiveness for the panel type, with a steep curve that really does change the viewing experience.
AOC CQ32G3SU (CQ32G3SE)
