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These are the 10 best monitors we've tested for work, gaming and everyday use worth your money
Find out the best monitor for your desk, whether it's for work, gaming, entertainment or anything in between.
I went big on a budget with this 40-inch ultrawide monitor and it’s incredibly immersive without breaking the bank
The Innocn 40C1R may be older, but you won’t find a flat, high-refresh 40-inch display that still holds up for this price anywhere else.
I just tested ‘the perfect monitor for MacBook users’ with Nano-texture glass — and it's $600 cheaper than the Apple Studio Display
I've spent the last week testing the BenQ MA270S and as a MacBook user, this is the Apple Studio Display I've been waiting for.
Forget Apple Studio Display — I just tested the BenQ MA270S and its Nano-texture glass display is ‘one of the most beautiful I’ve ever seen’
Editor's ChoiceThe BenQ MA270S boasts outstanding color coverage and accuracy, and thanks to seamless Apple compatibility, it's a great Apple Studio Display alternative.
I just tested MSI’s $749 QD-OLED monitor — and the X50’s 500Hz refresh rate and colorful panel deliver a phenomenal gaming experience
RecommendedThe MSI MAG 272QP QD-OLED X50 is an excellent gaming monitor boasting a 500Hz refresh rate, 0.03ms response time, accurate colors and great color reproduction.
Forget a regular TV — I just tested a 160Hz monitor that has Google TV built right in
This 27-inch 4K monitor combines a 160Hz panel with built-in Google TV, letting you stream apps without connecting any external hardware.
I thought Asus' massive 32-inch OLED would be my favorite Computex 2026 monitor — but I found one that was even better
Asus went all-in on OLED monitors at Computex 2026. There were many great monitors to check out, but one stood out as the most impressive.
Gaming monitors are hitting 1,000Hz in 2026, but you don't need one — here's what you should get instead
At Computex 2026, multiple companies are expected to reveal monitors with massive refresh rates, but you don't need them when savings could be had on slightly older displays.
