TCL has unveiled the 'world's first' 1040Hz refresh rate Mini-LED gaming monitor that's designed specifically for competitive ...

The TCL 27P2A Ultra is a 27-inch display that can handle 550Hz at up to 2K resolution, or if you want the ultimate in responsiveness, switch to dual mode to achieve 1,040Hz at 720p, VideoCardz reports ...

Russ Boswell has been playing games ever since he was old enough to hold a controller. He started his love for gaming with the NES and Super Mario Bros. specifically. Over the years, he has collected ...

TCL has introduced its latest gaming monitor, the 27C3A Pro, at its 2026 monitor launch event in China. The monitor features ...

TL;DR: MSI introduced two new 5K gaming monitors at CES 2026: the MAG 271KPD7 offers 5K at 75Hz and 1440p at 300Hz with extensive connectivity, while the premium MPG 271KRAW16 features a 5K Mini-LED ...

AOC Gaming has officially released the Q27G40XMN gaming monitor. This new 27-inch monitor introduces Mini-LED technology, marking a significant improvement over traditional WLED panels. The standout ...

Xiaomi has finally unveiled its first Mini LED gaming monitor for the international market. The aptly named Mini LED Gaming Monitor G Pro 27i arrives a little over four months after a brief appearance ...

We’re all searching for the best bang for our buck, but finding it in a gaming monitor can be a challenge. There are more options than ever, and multiple options for any set of specs you could name.

Having used an OLED ultrawide for years now, specifically the Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED (a mouthful, I know), I've been curious about a switch to mini-LED. The idea of higher brightness while gaming ...

While OLED gaming monitors have dominated the headlines over the last year, another technology has quietly been gaining steam and appears ready to hit the mainstream. The BenQ Mobiuz EX321UX goes with ...

Cooler Master is giving Samsung (Odyssey Neo G9) and Acer (Predator Z57) some rare competition in the massive gaming monitor segment with the launch of its GP57ZS, a rather boring name for a display ...