A review of the MSI MPG 271QR X50 monitor, with a focus on comparing it with the MAG version we’ve previously reviewed. This MPG model has various extra features and some different performance, so we ...

With the wide range of user controls and settings offered on most modern monitors it’s always nice when there’s an easier way to control things without having to navigate through the on-screen menu ...

If you’re in the market for a new monitor and have your eye on the growing range of OLED technology displays available, this guide will hopefully help you find the best OLED gaming monitors to buy in ...

Sony have announced this week their new gaming monitor, designed specifically for PlayStation 5 users. Built for desktop gaming with a PS5, the upcoming monitor “combines bold visuals and performance ...

We review a lot of gaming monitors at TFTCentral, and there’s a huge choice out there for buyers. But where should you look when you’re wanting a new gaming monitor? Where do you even start? Do you ...

Back by popular demand again this year is our monitors deals tracker for the Black Friday period! The official date for Black Friday is 28 Nov 2025, with Cyber Monday then taking place on Monday 1 Dec ...

We did one of these trackers back when the LG 45GX950A was released and people found it very useful, so we thought we would do another one now that the new 500Hz QD-OLED monitors are starting to ...

In a press release today Asus have unveiled some further details about the release of their eagerly anticipated ROG Swift PG27AQWP-W OLED gaming monitor. First unveiled at Gamescom 2025 in August, the ...

Both the Q27G4ZDR and Q27G4SDR are 27″ in size (26.5″ accurately) with a flat format and use QD-OLED panels. They offer a 2560 x 1440 resolution, 0.03ms G2G response time spec, 178/178 viewing angles ...

The screen is 27” in size with a flat format and is built around a ‘Fast IPS’ LCD technology panel. In other specs it offers a 2560 x 1440 resolution, 109 PPI pixel density, 1ms G2G response time spec ...

If you’ve ever considered buying an OLED display the benefits of OLED should be well known by now – near instant response times, true blacks, basically infinite contrast ratio, per pixel dimming for ...

This is something we’ve started to see a lot more of recently, and there’s a lot of confusion around. People get their shiny new monitors advertised with HDR support, unbox them, hook them up and then ...