Not all monitors are created equal, and not every monitor is suited to everyone. But if you're looking for the best, we've chosen the models you should see.
Interested in finding just the right monitor for your desktop setup? If you’re shopping for an all-around display, we highly recommend the Dell P2720DC monitor. It looks fantastic, comes at an affordable price like many of the budget monitors out there, and has an updated USB-C connection for your latest accessories. Our reviewers, who’ve tested and reviewed more than 100 monitors over the years, find little fault in it.
It's not as sleek as Dell's UltraThin monitors, but the P-series look fairly modern as well. The P2720DC isn't necessarily for enthusiast photo editors, as the color calibration isn't quite up to snuff. However, it'll work great for hobbyists and most other kinds of computing tasks, sporting solid image quality and convenient adjustability.
Serious gamers know to keep an eye on the refresh rate of their monitor if they want buttery-smooth gaming action — though you'll need a powerful GPU too. Consumer gaming options don’t get much better than this ROG model, sporting up to a 360Hz refresh rate with a 1ms response time. It also supports G-Sync, Nvidia’s Reflex Latency analyzer, and HDR.
Most people looking for a new monitor don't need anything fancy. No matter how cheap you're going, though, 27 inches and 1080p are a couple of good standards to keep. The Samsung SF354 hits both of those at a fantastic price of $170. Beyond that, it has a slim design with relatively thin bezels around the frame.
One of the best 4K monitors out there, the Dell UltraSharp U2720QE might not have the largest screen, but at 27 inches and 4K resolution, it packs an enormous range of pixels inside a compact frame, making for an exceptionally crisp picture. Dell UltraSharp U2720QE LG Ultragear 34GN85B-B Pros Cons Why you should buy this: It's expensive, but this ultrawide is stunning to look at and stands head and shoulders above most other big-screen displays.Why we picked the LG UltraGear 34GN85B-B:
Ultrawides can feel too big and too expensive for the average desktop setup, but this Mobiuz monitor is here to prove differently. At 34 inches, the monitor adds extra screen space but is still reasonably sized for most desk spaces, and the price is more affordable than most similar ultrawides you can find on the market.
Curved monitors are an alternative to traditional flat panels. They can offer more immersion and easier access to details at the edges of the screen but are primarily designed for a single user and struggle with viewing angles. It's no surprise, then, that curved monitors are popular among gamers, especially when they love games that support the aspect ratios for these screens.
The monitor also has a 1ms response time and covers 99% of the sRGB color gamut. G-Sync support is included as well. There’s also a generous helping of port options, including two HDMI, DisplayPort 1.4, and multiple USB 3.2 connections for both upstream and downstream. The only real downside to this monitor is that it’s only 1080p, a limitation set by that sky-high refresh rate, but the action is so smooth you may not even notice.
The biggest downside is that such a large monitor with so many high-end specs is more expensive on its own than many computer stations are altogether. But if you have the budget for it, there’s not much better for a gaming setup. As a quick rule of thumb, 1080p looks great up to about 24 inches, while 1440p looks good up to and beyond 30 inches. We wouldn’t recommend a 4K screen any smaller than 27 inches as you aren’t going to see the real benefit of those extra pixels in what is a relatively small space by that resolution.
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