LG's 27-inch WQHD Nano IPS gaming monitor

LG has unveiled yet another gaming monitor with a Nano IPS panel, the 27GN800.

With 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and DisplayHDR 400

Asus has released a new gaming Republic of Gamers curved monitor, which will carry AMD's FreeSync Premium Pro badge and come with 1440p resolution VA panel, with 165Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, high contrast ratio and meet DisplayHDR 400 specification, the Asus ROG Strix XG27WQ.

The Q27G2U and the curved CQ27G2U

AOC has announced two new 27-inch QHD gaming monitors that will be a part of its G2 lineup, the Q27G2U and the curved CQ27G2U.

 
Attached to a $3999.99 price tag

Alienware has finally announced the official launch date for its 55-inch OLED gaming monitor, which will be coming on September 30th with a price set at $3,999.99 ($4,000).

Review: Decent IPS monitor that will not break the bank

There are plenty of 4K/UHD monitors on the market and while gaming-oriented ones still carry a high price tag, you can still find a decent 3840x2160 resolution monitor without hurting your wallet. Coming with an AH-IPS panel, the LG 27UD58-B proves to be quite a surprise considering its price tag hits $350/€250.

High price tag for a 1440p monitor

There were quite a few monitors at the CES 2019 show in Las Vegas, but judging from the praise it got around the net, Razer's 27-inch Raptor gaming monitor was obviously the star despite its high price tag as well as the fact that it is sticking to an IPS panel and lower 1440p resolution.

1440p, 144Hz monitor with RGB lighting

Gigabyte has recently teased a rather interesting Aorus gaming monitor at a couple of its social media accounts and it did not take long before it was detailed as the Aorus AD27QD, a 27-inch 1440p monitor that will have some unique features.

3840x1200 resolution, VA-panel, and 120Hz refresh rate

Samsung has unveiled its latest C43J89 43-inch ultrawide monitor which will come with a unique 32:10 aspect ratio VA-panel with 3840x1200 resolution, which pretty much means you get two 1920x1200 monitors without the middle bezel.

Budget-friendly option with 1440p IPS panel

AOC has launched yet another 31.5-inch monitor, which shares a lot of similarities with the Q3279VWF, but it is based on an IPS panel, which should appeal to those looking for better color accuracy, the AOC Q3279VWFD8.

Will probably cost an arm and a leg

We have been hearing about HDR monitors with Nvidia G-Sync support for quite some time now and it appears that these will finally launch in the next few weeks, with Acer and Asus leading the charge.