I’d like to review the AOC CU32V3 monitor since it is a popular pick when it comes to looking around for an affordable 4K curved monitor in 2021.
I will go over the specifications that matter most, discuss whether or not it’d be good for regular use and gaming as a whole and if it’s worth the price in today’s market of curved 4K monitors.
I’d like to post an ASUS VS228H review because I have used this monitor for about eight years and it’s still one of the best cheap 1080p monitors on the market.
For the asking price, it’s hard to not fully recommend this monitor. If you’re looking for an entry-level HD monitor that has a 60Hz refresh rate and a decent response time for gaming then this is the perfect starting point.
Down the road it’s also a great choice as a second monitor to use whenever you decide to upgrade to higher refresh rates and/or resolution.
This monitor’s maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080. 1080p is the standard resolution for high definition quality and the VS228H LED model has a higher picture quality than most other monitors out there that are similar.
I’d like to post an ASUS VG278Q review because I’ve been using it for a good while now as a main monitor and for the price, you get a ton of features.
The maximum resolution is 1920 x 1080 pixels. Today, this is the perfect resolution as the picture quality of videos, games and photos look great at this resolution. Combine that with 144hz refresh rate, 1ms response time and other great features and you’ve got the ASUS VG278Q.
We’ll go over the technicals for those of you that don’t know what those specs quite mean.
It’s time to review the Dell S2716DG 27″ monitor because it’s one of the best selling 1440p monitors on Amazon. Let’s see if it’s actually worth getting!
Usually 1440p monitors are priced super high when they have a bunch of features included but that’s not the case with the S2716DC model. With G-Sync and a moveable screen, the price really isn’t all that bad!
It’s time for an ASUS VG245H review, a FreeSync monitor that is priced well for what you get. If you’re using an AMD card, you should consider picking this up.
At 1080p resolution, FreeSync technology included, 75hz refresh rate and 1ms response time all at a very reasonable price – you really can’t ignore this one.
It’s time to review the HP Pavilion 22CWA monitor to see if it’d be a suitable choice for PC gaming. There is more to a monitor than what its max resolution is!
Many other factors such as the pixel response, refresh rate and what not must also be known and understood before diving straight into the first good deal that you lay your eyes on. Just because it’s a 1080p screen for around $100 doesn’t mean that it’s a good one.
I’d like to post an Acer H236HL review because it is one of the most popular monitors on the market right now and many want to know if it’s enough for gaming.
I think many people are more so attracted to this monitor because of it not only being at the gorgeous 1080p resolution but also for the overall look and how well it seems to sit on the base that was developed with it.
A similar monitor by ASUS that I wrote a review about had only one very minor issue with it and that was that the screen can easily shake left and right with a nudge on a desk. You’re not going to see that with the sturdy base of this Acer monitor.
It’s time for an Acer G226HQL review. This is a pretty valuable monitor given the fact that it doesn’t come with any HDMI ports.
Although it doesn’t use HDMI, it does use a DVI or a VGA hook up and it also comes with both a DVI and a VGA cable which is obviously important for this specific monitor.
However, if you’d still want to use HDMI with this monitor, you still could. You’ll just have to pick up a HDMI to DVI cable, which is only about $7.
Looking to pick up the best computer monitor for gaming in 2015? This BenQ 24 in monitor is going to be an excellent choice for years to come.
BenQ makes excellent products from monitors to speakers, I really like this company as a whole. That, and their reviews are extremely phenomenal and to this day I haven’t heard a bad remark about them.
Now as far as PC gaming, you are going to want a high quality screen but let’s face it, you’re also most likely looking for the best bang for your buck. You could go out and buy a monitor for $400+ and it’d be better than this monitor, of course. But when you are paying that much, for the most part, you’re not getting the most value per dollar spent.
That’s what I concentrate on. I focus on researching products that give you extreme value for the amount of money you’re investing into it.
Today I’d like to post an Asus VX279Q review to dictate whether or not it is a good monitor overall. I’ve been an avid user of Asus products for many years now and I’m a huge fan of the company overall, especially for their computer monitors.
Not only do I use an Asus monitor for my own PC but many of my friends use one as well. Sure, sometimes the price might be a tad bit higher than other comparable monitors but Asus really knows how to make good quality products so it’s worth every penny to get something from them, especially when it comes to monitors.