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The OLED monitor market is growing at a blistering pace, with global shipments nearly doubling year over year in Q2 2026. ASUS retained the top spot, while MSI continued to close the gap with Samsung.

Dell’s latest monitor combines a massive 43-inch IPS panel with an 8-megapixel Sony Starvis webcam and a USB-C port capable of charging laptops at up to 100 watts. These features are designed to make the monitor ideal for conference rooms.

The KTC M27P6S gaming monitor sports a 4K IPS panel with 2,304 dimming zones and a peak 160 Hz refresh rate. The company also claims impressive color performance, with almost 99% coverage of the P3 color gamut.

BenQ has expanded its Mobiuz gaming lineup with the EX271QMZ, a 26.5-inch QD-OLED monitor featuring a 240Hz refresh rate. The display also offers a 0.03ms response time, AMD FreeSync Premium support, and access to over 120 game-specific color profiles through BenQ's Color Shuttle platform.

AOC has revealed a new gaming monitor with a 24.5-inch display. The product is likely to be quite affordable and packs a 1440p IPS panel with a peak refresh rate of 360 Hz. Pricing and availability details are likely to be revealed later.

We recently reviewed the Lenovo ThinkPad X9-15p Gen 1 Aura Edition, a 15.3-inch laptop with Intel Panther Lake and an OLED screen. In our testing, we put the Lenovo laptop through the paces, testing the battery life with dark mode, light mode and different refresh rates.

Lenovo has released a new 34-inch curved gaming monitor with a 3440 x 1440 resolution and a 240 Hz refresh rate. The Legion 34W-2c also features a 1500R VA panel, 400 nits brightness, DisplayHDR 400 support and 95% DCI-P3 coverage.

KTC has expanded its budget monitor lineup with the newly released H32U6, a 31.5-inch 4K display designed primarily for home and office use. Priced at a highly competitive $300, the monitor utilizes an Edge-LED backlit VA panel featuring a standard 60Hz refresh rate alongside HDR10 support.

MSI has reportedly put its MPG 271KRAW18 monitor, first shown at this year's Computex, on hold indefinitely. The 27-inch Mini LED display was built around a dual-mode panel offering 5K at 180Hz or 1440p at 330Hz.

Should you finally ditch your trusted IPS monitor for an OLED gaming monitor? PC gaming monitor review channel Monitor's Unboxed thinks so. The outlet thinks that, due to their decreasing prices and wide availability, users should look into buying OLED monitors.

The new AOC Agon CQ32G4ZA gaming monitor can provide a speedy 500 Hz gaming experience to folks on a budget, provided they are willing to give up some precious pixels for the same. Slated to arrive later this year, the monitor sports a Fast VA panel with good color coverage and 450 nits of brightness.

Shortly after LG unveiled its 4th Gen Primary Tandem OLED panel technology with the UltraGear OLED 27GX700A, Gigabyte launched a cheaper alternative. The MO27Q28G is now on sale for $200 less than its typical price tag of $600.

Lenovo has launched a new curved gaming monitor in China, the Legion 27Q-2C. It features a 27-inch VA panel with a 1440p resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, and a 99% sRGB color coverage. The launch price is CNY 1,279, about $190.

Asus has announced the launch of two powerful gaming monitors. Each features a 4K tandem RGB OLED display and supports an even higher refresh rate. The PG27UCWM and PG32UCWM are already available for order in Germany.

MSI has unveiled the MAG 271KPD7, a new 27-inch gaming monitor that switches between a 5K 75 Hz mode and a WQHD 300 Hz mode. The Rapid IPS display also offers DisplayHDR 400, AI gaming features, and a built-in KVM switch.

Asus has listed a new ROG Swift gaming monitor on its website. The 26.5-inch display pairs a QHD 500 Hz QD-OLED panel with a redesigned stand, a built-in tripod mount, and the latest OLED Care Pro features.

Thunderobot has introduced a 23.8-inch gaming monitor with a 4K Fast IPS panel, 160 Hz refresh rate, and HDMI 2.1. The monitor goes on sale in China on August 10 for CNY 1,499 (around US$220).

Lenovo has released a new gaming monitor. Launching globally, the Legion 32q-2c combines a 240 Hz refresh rate with fast response times and over 400 nits peak brightness. The new gaming monitor supports current-generation game consoles too like the PlayStation 5 Pro and Xbox Series X.

The panel covers 99% DCI-P3, hits Delta E ≤ 2 color accuracy, and carries VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification with 1,000 nits of peak HDR brightness. It also introduces MSI's OLED Auto Care system, which uses real-time Data Counting Compensation to protect the panel without the pop-up interruptions typical of older burn-in protection methods.

Combining E-Ink technology with broad functionality, the CrowPanel ESP32 smart display is designed for home automation and commercial applications, offering support for external sensors and actuators.

Sony's new Inzone M10S II monitor with an RGB Tandem WOLED panel is now widely available. Also featuring a peak brightness of 1,500 nits, the new 27-inch 1440p monitor offers a native 540Hz refresh rate that can be boosted to 720Hz for maximum speed.

The Phantom Gaming PGO27QSA QD-OLED gaming monitor was first introduced at CES 2026, and it is now available for purchase, or at least one variant is. The monitor boasts a 240 Hz refresh rate and 400 nits HDR brightness.

LG's UltraGear 25G590B, the first FHD gaming monitor with a native 1000Hz refresh rate, is now listed for preorder in the US at $999.99. The 24.5-inch IPS panel pairs DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 and dual HDMI 2.1 inputs with 99% DCI-P3 coverage and DisplayHDR 400 certification.

The extra-bright display improves outdoor visibility without needing to degrade image quality or viewing angles. Maximum brightness is notably brighter than most laptop PCs and even MacBooks.

Asus has released the ZenScreen Duo MB14FCD in Canada. The portable monitor unfolds into a 21-inch dual-screen workspace and features two 14-inch IPS displays, USB-C, mini-HDMI, automatic screen rotation, and USB-C power pass-through charging.

The Viltrox DC-T1 has been launched in China as a "professional" secondary phone display with a 5-inch touchscreen. It has three USB-C ports, and the company ships it with a versatile magnetic mount.

Asus has started selling the ROG Strix XG27UCMG gaming monitor in China. The 27-inch Fast IPS display costs CNY 3,499 (around $515) and features Asus' Triple Mode technology with refresh rates of up to 488 Hz.

The launch of the Apple MacBook Ultra is rapidly approaching. The first MacBook with an OLED touchscreen is expected to rely exclusively on panels from Samsung Display, with Apple planning to order 2.5 million units. LG Display and BOE are not expected to supply panels for the most expensive MacBook for the time being.

HKC is testing a prototype gaming monitor that can hit a staggering 1,300Hz refresh rate, taking the esports display race to a new extreme. It does that with triple-mode support, but pricing and release are still unknown.

LG has turned E Ink's Spectra 6 e-paper panel into a digital signage solution. Thanks to a large battery, the device can operate without an external power supply for weeks or even months. It runs webOS.

The TCL X3B OLED+ lineup has been launched in China, and it brings two rivals to the Apple Studio Display. With a starting price of around $546, both the 27-inch and 32-inch monitors come with Tandem WOLED panels, and the latter has a 480Hz refresh rate mode.

Lenovo has introduced the Legion 24-1r gaming monitor in China. The 23.8-inch display features a 400-nit Full HD IPS panel with a 280 Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync Premium support, and a fully adjustable stand. Its starting price tags is CNY 669 (around $99).

The Lenovo Legion 27-1R has been launched in China. It's a 280Hz gaming monitor with an FHD resolution, 400 nits brightness rating, and HDR10 support. The launch price is quite affordable, CNY 799, about $118.

As an OLED monitor that welcomes multiple setups, the LG 32GX870A is at a new rock-bottom price. The 32-inch WOLED panel can toggle between 4K/240 Hz and 1080p/480 Hz modes. Respectable internal speakers and streaming, gaming, and movie apps bolster its adaptability.

Philips has launched the 27M2N5500X gaming monitor in China, pairing a 1440p Fast IPS panel with a 400Hz native and 425Hz overclocked refresh rate. It is listed on JD.com at 1,899 yuan, about $280, and includes G-Sync compatibility, DisplayHDR 400 certification, and several gaming-focused software tools.

Courtesy of an online sale on Amazon, the well-equipped 39-inch LG UltraGear 39GX90SA gaming monitor is now witnessing a major $800 discount for a limited time.

Mobile monitors are generally less ergonomic than conventional screens because they cannot be positioned at eye level. LiftVue is designed to solve this very problem. Thanks to a clever stand, the screen can be effortlessly placed above the display of a laptop or tablet.

Modos Flow aims to win over customers with a 13.3-inch E-Ink touchscreen that connects to a laptop via a USB-C cable and is designed to make working on the go more comfortable. The mobile monitor is now available for pre-order.

Asus has unveiled a 24.5-inch Full HD esports monitor featuring an overclocked 420Hz refresh rate, rapid Fast IPS response times and adaptive-sync support. Available in black and white, it also offers broad color coverage, DisplayHDR 400 and AI-assisted gaming tools.

The Raspberry Pi Foundation has expanded its accessory lineup with a larger 10-inch Touch Display 2. Featuring an IPS panel and 10-point multitouch support, the panel is designed primarily for the official single-board ecosystem—though it isn't strictly limited to it.

Philips has introduced a brand new gaming monitor with a 32-inch QD OLED panel. The 165 Hz 4K monitor also sports 99% DCI-P3 coverage, and utilizes an RGB Q-Stripe layout to improve text clarity.

The Philips 27E2N6900QW is a new 4K 120Hz monitor that has been launched in China. It features a Penta Tandem QD-OLED panel with a 1,000 nits peak brightness rating. There's USB-C PD passthrough, and it costs CNY 5,499, around $811.

Samsung Display has begun mass-producing tandem OLED laptop panels with VESA DisplayHDR True Black 1400 certification. Lenovo has already adopted the technology, with Asus, Dell and MSI expected to launch compatible laptops later this year.

Two new 34-inch ultrawide monitors from AOC combine high refresh rates with productivity-focused features. Both models have a 3440x1440 Fast VA panel, USB-C 90 W Power Delivery and an integrated KVM switch, making them suitable for gaming, multitasking, and hybrid work environments.

Samsung has launched the Freestyle+ portable Full HD projector in the US, featuring AI-powered image adjustment, a 100-inch maximum display and 360-degree audio. It also supports streaming, cloud gaming, wireless mirroring and USB-C battery packs for flexible indoor and outdoor use.

Anyone who owns an LG smart TV must inform all guests and family members that they are being monitored – this is required by LG’s current terms of use. Meanwhile, LG monitors install potential malware and surveillance software on a connected Windows computer.

Lenovo has unveiled the Legion R9000P as what it says is the world's first gaming laptop to feature an inkjet-printed OLED display. Also with a 240Hz refresh rate, the new 16-inch laptop could cost less than competing models in the market.

To celebrate ROG’s 20th anniversary, Asus is launching an OLED gaming monitor that offers a refresh rate of up to 720 Hz, an impressive brightness of 1,500 nits, and a sleek design with a transparent back panel. The ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-G Edition 20 is now available, but it doesn’t come cheap.

Asus's ROG Strix XG27UCMG is a 27-inch 4K Fast IPS gaming monitor with Triple Mode support offering 4K@240Hz, QHD@400Hz, or FHD@488Hz, alongside 0.3 ms response time, G-Sync compatibility, and ELMB Sync.