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MSI's latest MPG curved ultrawide gaming monitor boasts a 34-inch VA panel with a resolution of 3440 x 1440, a speedy refresh rate of 240 Hz, and a name that doesn't exactly roll off the tongue. Priced relatively affordably, the monitor appears to be a decent purchase for folks who don't mind VA panels.

LG Japan has unveiled its latest ultrawide Nano IPS Black monitor with Thunderbolt 5. The 40U990A-W comes with a 120Hz 5K2K curved panel, dual 10-watt speakers, and AMD FreeSync Premium technology. The integrated hub has multiple ports, including an Ethernet jack.

Ultrawide OLED gaming is usually an expensive experience but the Innocn 49Q1R makes it more affordable, especially now when it’s on sale. The monitor boasts a 5120x1440p resolution and 144 Hz refresh rate.

Asus has started selling the ROG Strix OLED XG32UCWG after previewing the new OLED gaming monitor earlier this year. Available in China for the time being, the ROG Strix OLED XG32UCWG is one of two glossy OLED gaming monitors that Asus plans to release globally before the end of the summer.

AOC has launched the Q24G50F, a 23.8-inch 2K gaming monitor priced at just 749 yuan, or around $104, making it one of the most affordable 1440p 144Hz monitors available. It comes with an IPS panel with 99 percent sRGB coverage, Adaptive Sync, and basic HDR10 support. It's aimed at gamers who are looking for relatively good visuals without emptying their wallets.

LG has officially announced pricing and availability details for its latest Smart Monitor Swing. LG’s 31.5-inch Smart Monitor Swing portable monitor has a UHD IPS touchscreen panel, a highly flexible stand on a wheeled base, stereo speakers, multiple ports, and webOS 24. It offers tilt, swivel, height adjustments, and 360° movement.

While discounted by 45%, this 39-inch LG curved monitor offers significantly more value than its OLED rivals. The 39GS96QB-B boasts a maximum refresh rate of 240 Hz at a WQHD resolution. Despite some text fringing, the LG display impresses with a dramatic 800R curvature and high contrast ratio.

The Kuycon G32P - a new 32-inch 6K IPS Black monitor - is now available as a cost-focused rival to Apple’s Pro Display XDR, with premium color accuracy and connectivity at ~$1,700.

ViewSonic has introduced a new ultrawide gaming monitor. The curved VX3418C-2K supports VRR via AMD’s FreeSync as well as certain ergonomic adjustments.

LG has lifted the lid on its first gaming monitor that leverages its 4th Gen Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel technology. Not only does the new technology run 20% more efficiently than previous WOLED generations, but it also allows the UltraGear OLED 27GX700A to reach 1,500 nits for a 15% peak brightness improvement on earlier gaming monitors.

The Japanese brand Zuiki has unveiled one of the most unusual monitors on the market, the X68000 Z2. With a curved front glass and a 4:3 aspect ratio, this display tries to replicate the charm of CRT monitors while utilizing modern technology.

The LG StanbyME 2 is a portable 27-inch QHD smart display with a detachable design, Dolby Atmos speakers, and an α8 AI processor. It runs webOS 24, supports voice control, and offers up to 4 hours of battery life for flexible, cable-free use around the home.

ViewSonic's latest gaming monitor not only offers a 240 Hz QD-OLED panel with full 4K resolution and an HDR peak brightness of 1,000 nits, but also many useful features, including 100 watts of USB-C PD and relatively powerful stereo speakers.

ONE Monitor is designed to demonstrate how environmentally friendly a modern screen can be. The monitor is made from 95% recycled materials and its power consumption is so low that no power cable is needed.

Baseus has unveiled the Nomos NU1 Air, a compact 12-in-1 vertical docking station offering high-speed data transfer, dual 4K display support, and 100W power delivery.

Philips is now offering the Evnia 27M2N3800A in Europe. It’s a relatively affordable 4K gaming monitor that can double its refresh rate to 320Hz at lower resolution. Philips also advertises a color-accurate IPS panel with decent brightness at an attractive price.

Dell is now offering two new gaming monitors under the Alienware brand. Both feature significantly higher refresh rates of up to 340 Hz, catering to the most demanding video gamers.

1440p monitor and laptop models are finding more popularity among gamers. The June Steam survey confirms that support for 4K displays is also growing, but extremely slowly. 1080p remains the most common resolution, as higher-end GPUs stay out of reach for most budgets.

Asus has added to its OLED gaming monitor range with a new QD-OLED model. Called the ROG Strix OLED XG32UCDS, the monitor spans 32-inches while delivering a 165 Hz refresh rate and modern features like HDMI 2.1 connectivity.

Asus has now given the ROG Strix OLED XG27ACDMS its inaugural release. Landing first in China, the XG27ACDMS combines a 1440p resolution and a 280 Hz refresh rate with particularly aggressive pricing and launch.

ViewSonic's latest 138-inch monitor can be transported a little bit easier thanks to its foldable design, and a dedicated case allows the screen to be transported via truck or plane. ViewSonic advertises a high contrast ratio and respectable brightness.

The latest Samsung Odyssey G9 OLED monitor boasts some incremental but noteworthy upgrades. Its 3rd-gen QD-OLED panel amplifies already stellar picture quality with improved brightness. The immersive 49-inch monitor is available for $999.99 at Woot, which is significantly lower than previous Amazon sale prices.

LG Display is exploring Japan Display’s new maskless OLED production techniques, which could reduce costs and improve screen performance. Competition is also active, as Samsung and others reportedly are considering eLEAP.

For many gamers, the 27-inch AW2725DF OLED display may be the perfect combination of image quality and responsiveness. The Alienware monitor can reach a 360Hz refresh rate with ultra-low latency. Its current $619.99 sale price at the Dell store is $280 lower than the typical $899.99 MSRP.

With smart TV qualities, the Samsung Odyssey G8 is an unusual OLED gaming monitor. It's capable of low-latency gameplay but also converts into a feature-packed entertainment hub. For buyers looking to streamline setups, the discounted G8 has more value than 32-inch monitor rivals.

Asus has just published all details about the ProArt PA32QCV. The model comes with a particularly high resolution and is designed for professional applications thanks to its high color accuracy. A KVM switch is integrated, but the display may not be suitable for everyone.

The world's latest and potentially most powerful standard for HDMI equipment has now officially been released. The 2.2 Specification allows for double the maximum bandwidth of its predecessor, and may as such pave the way for new, ultra-high-quality monitors with resolutions of up to 16K. HDMI 2.2 might also improve the integrity of audio systems that integrate AV receivers.

LG Display has confirmed that it is already manufacturing its first 4th Gen Primary RGB Tandem OLED panels ahead of their release later this summer. Gamers also have a new 540 Hz option to look forward to as well that leverages Dual Mode technology to enable 720 Hz OLED gaming too.

A fresh batch of 500 Hz QD-OLED gaming monitors have now received their first releases. Arriving almost simultaneously, the Philips Evnia 27M2N8500X and Gigabyte Aorus FO27Q5P have now arrived in China at vastly different price points despite containing the same underlying 1440p and 27-inch panel technology as each other.

The ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDMR is Asus' latest 32-inch OLED gaming monitor that combines a 4K output with a 240 Hz refresh rate. Available for the first time after several teasers, the DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR80 capable monitor should reach other markets like North America later this year.

Samsung is launching three new 4K monitors. Depending on the model, these are based on QD-OLED or VA panels and should be quite versatile. The M7, M8 and M9 also have some smart features and can be used like a regular TV, even without an external source.

Philips is introducing a new monitor. The 27M2N3501PA is primarily designed for gamers and boasts a high refresh rate as well as quick response time. The monitor can be customized via software and comes with additional gaming features.

AOC is expanding its lineup of high-end monitors. The new K27U3D has a high 5K resolution and several other desirable features and specs. However, the brand is probably not targeting regular users with this new display.

The Phillips Evnia 27M2N3501PA is a brand-new gaming monitor that aims to offer a compelling competitive gaming experience at a relatively affordable price. Featuring a 27-inch QHD IPS 240 Hz display, the monitor is expected to go on sale later this month.

The newly announced TCL 57R94 is an absolute behemoth of a gaming monitor featuring a 57-inch curved HVA panel with an ultrawide 32:9 aspect ratio. It also boasts mini-LED backlight capable of delivering an impressive peak HDR brightness of 1,200 nits.

AOC has expanded its monitor lineup with the introduction of the U27U3XD. This new model offers two distinct modes, each delivering a different combination of resolution and refresh rate. The company has also incorporated some thoughtful design elements during product development.

The Gigabyte MO27Q2A shares almost all of its hardware with last year's MO27Q2. However, Gigabyte has increased its new monitor's refresh rate from 240 Hz to 280 Hz while dropping the price by $200 to $499.

HKC has just unveiled a new monitor with an extremely high refresh rate and mini LED lighting. AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and G-Sync are also on board, which suggests that the model is more or less aimed at demanding video gamers.

While 8K TVs are not seeing great demand due to their high costs, 32-inch and smaller 8K monitors might find a niche if priced correctly. BOE's 8K 120 Hz panels can also switch to 4K 240 Hz and are expected to enter mass production later this year.

The BenQ PV3200U is specifically designed for Apple users, as this monitor for creative professionals features a dedicated MacBook mode that calibrates colors that match those of the MacBook’s integrated screen. Additionally, it has a 2.1-channel speaker system and a hotkey puck, both of which are more or less unusual features.

MSI has given its latest Mini LED gaming monitor its first release before a full global debut next month. Surprisingly, the MPG 274URDFW E16M will cost significantly more in the US than in China.

Samsung has finally confirmed that one of the most anticipated gaming monitors of the year will also be launched in other regions. The Odyssey OLED G6 features a 27-inch QD-OLED panel that offers an incredibly high refresh rate of 500Hz.

Gigabyte has started selling its latest 4K and 27-inch gaming monitor following its debut last month during Computex 2025. Offering 4K/160 Hz and 1080p/320 Hz display modes, the Gigabyte M27UP also offers features like a KVM switch, HDMI 2.1, USB Type-C and a four-port USB hub.

The Splay Max is a portable monitor with a screen size significantly larger than most typical screens, yet is more compact than most portable monitors available. It also doubles as a projector, allowing for a wide range of possible uses.

MSI has now started selling its 600 Hz gaming monitor in China before offering it globally later this year. The monitor's first release provides an insight into how much the MPG 242R X60N could cost in other markets too, particularly compared to rivals like the Acer Nitro XV240 F6.

Best Buy has marked down the 85-inch TCL QM751G 4K Mini LED TV by a substantial $500. The resulting price makes the TCL QM751G one of the best value 85-inch TVs currently on the market, especially when considering attributes like brightness.

Asus has now listed four new OLED gaming monitors on its global website ahead of its releases this summer for certain models. Comprising of the ROG Strix OLED XG27ACDMS, XG27AQDPG and XG34WCDG plus the ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDMR, the four new monitors all draw on different QD-OLED panels that deliver between 240 Hz and 500 Hz refresh rates.

LG Display has prepared a new WOLED panel that hits 335 nits full panel brightness with a 540 Hz default refresh rate. Likely the same underlying panel that Asus teased last month, Super Display Co is the first company to acknowledge that this 4th OLED panel with Primary RGB Tandem technology can actually reach 720 Hz by lowering its resolution.

With a high refresh rate and a large 18-inch panel, another rather affordable and portable monitor has hit the market and is apparently targeting gamers. The Uperfect USetup E5 also features RGB lighting on the back.