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Xiaomi has released a new compact monitor globally. Sold for under £100 in the UK and €100 in the Eurozone, the Xiaomi Monitor A22i combines a 1080p resolution with a 75 Hz refresh rate and a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, among other features.

HP has presented an exciting monitor in the Series 7 Pro 738pu that offers plenty of space thanks to its 37.5-inch 21:9 panel and achieves a particularly high contrast ratio thanks to IPS Black. Thunderbolt 4 allows for 100 watts of power delivery and numerous connectivity possibilities.

ASUS has presented the first example of a dual display mode LCD gaming monitor. To be sold as the ROG Strix XG27UCG, the 27-inch gaming monitor will be capable of operating at 4K and 160 Hz or 1080p and 320 Hz on demand.

The AGON GAMING 27G2ZN3/BK is AOC's latest 27-inch gaming monitor. Based around a Fast VA panel, the AGON GAMING 27G2ZN3/BK combines a 1080p resolution with a 280 Hz refresh rate and 300 nits peak brightness.

MSI has quietly introduced a new version of its MAG 271QPX QD-OLED gaming monitor called the MAG 271QPX QD-OLED E2. Surprisingly, the MAG 271QPX QD-OLED E2 is one of the first gaming monitors to feature a new and previously unannounced Gen 3 QD-OLED panel.

Gigabyte has lifted the lid on the AORUS FO27Q2, another 27-inch gaming monitor based around a Samsung Display QD-OLED panel. Seemingly, the Gigabyte AORUS FO27Q2 is a showcase for a new 1440p and 240 Hz QD-OLED panel though, which will likely be cheaper than its 360 Hz counterpart.

The LG UltraGear 48GQ900-B gaming monitor is on sale. It's currently available on the official website for $699.99, which translates to a massive $800 discount from the regular price tag. The unit comes with a 48-inch OLED panel that features a 120 Hz refresh rate, 4K resolution, Nvidia G-Sync, and AMD FreeSync.

The 27M2N5500 is Philips' latest Evnia gaming monitor. Arriving for under £250 in the UK and €300 in the Eurozone, the Philips Evnia 27M2N5500 still packs a 27-inch panel that delivers a 1440p resolution, 350 nits peak brightness with VESA DisplayHDR 400 certification and a 180 Hz refresh rate.

ASUS has now revealed US pricing and a release date for the first glossy WOLED gaming monitor. Arriving later this month, the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG will rival the UltraGear OLED 27GS95QE that LG has been selling since February.

LG Display quietly debuted what appears to be a new 39-inch OLED panel intended for future gaming monitors. Surprisingly, it seems that LG plans to bring META Technology 2.0 to its UltraGear OLED gaming division.

Xiaomi has offered up a new version of its 24-inch gaming monitor. Now sold as the Redmi Display G24, the gaming monitor combines a 1080p resolution with a 180 Hz refresh rate for a budget starting price.

LG has exhibited one of its forthcoming OLED panels that it intends to be used in next-generation gaming monitors. Combining a 1440p resolution and a 480 Hz refresh rate, the panel also supports LG's latest META Technology 2.0 for improved peak brightness compared to conventional WOLED and QD-OLED alternatives.

Modos has announced the pre-launch of its 13.3" e-ink Modos Paper Monitor with 60 Hz refresh rate. The main drawback of slow e-ink displays has been tackled with low-latency technology that enables smooth video playback. A separate Modos Development Kit with open-hardware and open-source software hackability will also be available.

ASUS has released the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG, a new 27-inch gaming monitor that shares its underlying WOLED panel technology with the LG UltraGear OLED 27GS95QE. However, the ASUS ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG is the first of its kind to feature a glossy coating, compared to the matte coating of the LG UltraGear OLED 27GS95QE.

In the future, smartwatches may be able to produce holographic 3D effects. LG has showcased a mini display that combines OLEDoS and light field technology. Notebookcheck.com was on site for a first look, which unfortunately can only be described.

Looking Glass factory has just released two new 16- and 32-inch ‘holographic’ monitors that can display 3D content to multiple viewers at once without requiring a special glasses or headset. The monitors are largely intended for professional and commercial applications, and are available in either landscape or vertical oriented versions.

Philips has now released the Evnia 49M2C8900L, a new QD-OLED gaming monitor that serves as a cheaper alternative to the Evnia 49M2C8900. The Philips Evnia 49M2C8900L combines a quad 7.5 W speaker set-up with USB-C Power Delivery and a 144 Hz panel that delivers up to 1,000 nits peak brightness.

AOC has released a new budget gaming monitor that is available for under £140 in the UK and €180 in the Eurozone. Nonetheless, the AGON GAMING 24G4XE has a 180 Hz refresh rate, among other features.

The AGON GAMING 27G4XE is one of AOC's latest budget gaming monitors. Sold globally, the monitor has a 1080p panel with a 180 Hz refresh rate that also supports NVIDIA G-SYNC, among other features.

Philips has released the Evnia 27M2N6800ML, a new gaming monitor that combines a high native resolution with a fast refresh rate and high colour accuracy. The inclusion of 1,152 Mini LED dimming zones helps it achieve VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification, too.

Thunderobot is now offering a gaming monitor based on new OLED display panel technology. Not only does the monitor combine a 4K resolution with a 240 Hz refresh rate, but it can also run at 480 Hz by dropping its resolution to 1080p.

BenQ has announced three new and unusual monitors, starting with a 28-inch monitor in 3:2 format, which is rarely found in desktop monitors. The 24-inch monitor in 16:10 format and the 32-inch top model also support a dedicated coding mode.

With no less than five years in the top spot of the global gaming monitor market, of which it currently holds almost 21 percent, Samsung has also managed to get in control of nearly 35 percent of the global OLED monitor market (based on total revenue) in just one year after entering it with the 34-inch Odyssey OLED G8 (G85SB).

The LG 21HQ613D is a new 21.3-inch IPS monitor designed for medical use (specifically, mammography). The product delivers a resolution of 2048 x 2560 pixels, corresponding to an aspect ratio of 4:5, and it is capable of adjusting its brightness automatically. The FDA-approved monitor gets the video signal via DisplayPort or DVI and should become available for purchase in the USA soon.

Hisense is offering new televisions that are flat and especially designed for wall mounting. Art can be displayed, making it a direct alternative to The Frame televisions from Samsung.

BenQ has presented the SW242Q, a colour accurate monitor designed for professional use cases. As such, the BenQ SW242Q supports USB-C Power Delivery, an SDXC card reader and a KVM switch, among other features.

Hisense launches new mini-LED TVs on the market. These will impress with extremely high brightness. Although not cheap, the new models are affordable for customers who demand high playback quality and operate a home cinema as a hobby, for example.

Xiaomi has launched the updated Redmi G27Q gaming monitor in China. Its pre-order price is CNY 899, around $124. The monitor features an IPS panel with a 2560x1440 pixels resolution, 180 Hz refresh rate, AdaptiveSync, and 8-bit color depth.

AOC has introduced a new gaming monitor under its AGON PRO brand. Launching soon as the AGON PRO AG276UX, the monitor features a 4K resolution, a 160 Hz refresh rate and modern ports like HDMI 2.1.

Huawei is launching a new smart screen on the market. It promises an increased refresh rate, a high resolution, and smart functions. A webcamera is also on board.

The MSI MAG 27C6X is a new mid-range gaming monitor underpinned by a fast VA panel. Not only does the new gaming monitor offer a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, but it also operates natively at 250 Hz with 1 ms response times too.

Philips has released the Evnia 24M2N5500L, a 2.5K gaming monitor that measures 23.8-inches across. The Philips Evnia 24M2N5500L also offers a 180 Hz refresh rate with decent colour accuracy, among other features.

The LG UltraGear 27GR95QE-B is currently available for just under $600, making it one of the cheapest OLED gaming monitors on the market. It's a great choice for narrative-driven games, thanks to its high contrast ratio and punchy colors, as well as competitive titles due to the 240 Hz refresh rate and low pixel response time.

Gigabyte has confirmed new details about the AORUS MO34WQC2, a 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a 21:9 aspect ratio. The Gigabyte AORUS MO34WQC2 is also one of the earliest examples of Samsung Display's 'Gen 2.5' QD-OLED panel that outputs at 1440p and 240 Hz.

Gigabyte has provided more details about the AORUS MO34WQC, one of two 34-inch QD-OLED gaming monitors that it will release soon. Sporting a 175 Hz native refresh rate and a 1440p resolution, the Gigabyte AORUS MO34WQC also has a curved 1800R finish and numerous ports for connecting external devices.

Lecoo, which is a sub-brand of Lenovo, has launched a new gaming monitor. Named Lecoo N2721U, it equips a 27-inch screen that features 4K resolution and a 160 Hz refresh. The launch price is CNY 1,599, which is around $220.

The manufacturer Wacom is offering a new graphics tablet. This can also be used on the go and is equipped with an OLED, resulting in a strong color display. The pen recognizes numerous pressure levels.

Xiaomi has announced the Redmi Display A27Q 2025, an updated version of a monitor that it has been selling for a while now. Upgraded to a 100 Hz refresh rate, the Xiaomi Redmi Display A27Q 2025 also has a 2.5K resolution and high colour accuracy, among other features.

Best Buy has detailed the Odyssey G65D, an apparent successor to the Odyssey G65B. While the Samsung Odyssey G65D shares many specifications with its predecessor, it should arrive with a lower launch price.

Hisense has started selling two new gaming monitors with 2.5K resolutions and 240 Hz refresh rates. Arriving hot on the heels of the 27G7K-PRO, the 27G6K and 27G6K-PRO also offer 1 ms GtG response times, among other features.

LG asserts that the display panel of the future will be able to act more like two monitors in one, as it will be able to support 2 different resolutions, each of which will have its own refresh rate. Mass production for the first-ever OLED panel to feature this breakthrough has now been announced, so that more OEMs might be able to take its potentially image- and versatility-enhancing technologies up in their next-gen line-ups.

AOC has provided various details about the AGON PRO AG256FS, which will be one of its fastest gaming monitors to date. To be sold alongside the AGON PRO AG246FK from this summer onwards, the AGON PRO AG256FS features a 1080p IPS panel with a 390 Hz refresh rate, as well as 1 ms response times and modern technologies like AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-SYNC.

AOC has showcased a new ultra-fast gaming monitor aimed at Esports players. Reaching Europe this summer, the AOC AGON PRO AG246FK will line up for €699 with a 540 Hz refresh rate like the ASUS ROG Swift Pro PG248QP and BenQ Zowie XL2586X.

AOC has introduced two new 4K monitors with Nano IPS panels. Sold as the U27U3CV and U32U3CV, the pair also feature numerous ports and offer Calman Ready certification for under £500 in both cases.

AOC has released the Q27JU3CV as part of its new Graphic Pro U3 monitor series. The AOC Q27JU3CV combines a Quantum Dot IPS panel with Calman Ready hardware calibration for under £300, among other features.

Available for less than a year and carrying a list price of $1,799.99, the 49-inch Samsung Odyssey OLED G95SC curved monitor labeled with the serial number LS49CG954SNXZA is now 39% off, so those interested can acquire it for just $1,099.99 instead. Last summer, it peaked at $2,199.99 on Amazon.

Although it has no curved panel, the 27-inch Asus ROG Strix XG27ACS packs DisplayPort, HDMI, as well as USB-C connectivity, a 1440p resolution, and a 180 Hz refresh rate, along with a fast response time of 1 ms. With a list price of $299, it is now down for a limited time to $229 thanks to a generous 23% discount.

HP is now selling the HP 740pm, a $1,499.99 monitor that has a 2500R curvature, impressive colour accuracy and a 5K2K (WUHD) resolution. The HP 740pm also has a pair of Thunderbolt 3 ports that can deliver up to 165 W to connected devices combined, among other features.