Top Monitors 2023

The Dell C1422H is an alright portable monitor. It's best-suited for mobile office use, increasing your productivity when working on a laptop, as it has excellent text clarity, good visibility in bright rooms, and excellent gray uniformity. It's also alright for media creators or for watching videos. Sadly, it's not as good for gaming, as it has a slow response time, terrible overshoot, and it doesn't support any advanced gaming features like FreeSync.

The Dell S2721D is an overall decent monitor. It's well-suited for work thanks to its large screen and high resolution. It provides a good gaming experience with its low input lag and decent response time, and it also has variable refresh rate support to reduce screen tearing. It delivers good picture quality, but its low contrast ratio makes it less ideal for dark room viewing, and it doesn't support HDR. Also, it has terrible ergonomics, so it's difficult to adjust the screen for the best viewing experience.

The Dell Ultrasharp U3824DW is a large, attractive monitor with a laser-like focus on office productivity.

Dell’s super-ultrawide Ultrasharp U4924DW goes all-in on productivity, and it shows.

The Viewsonic Omni VX2716 delivers good image quality and motion clarity for the price.

The bendable OLED panel of Corsair's 45-inch Xeneon Flex gaming monitor is a showstopper, but it remains to be seen if this innovative monitor is more than the sum of its (curved) parts.

The LG Ultragear 48GQ900-B doesn’t easily fit into a specific genre of computer monitors. Mainly, it’s just really big and has excellent image quality. With that said, while the HDR and motion clarity are top of the line, the unusually low brightness and steep price tag hold it back from greatness. If you’re looking for a huge 4K screen for your PC then this display is perfect, otherwise you may find something more suitable to your needs for less.

The Dell SE2422HX is a decent 24″ 1080p VA monitor with AMD FreeSync up to 75Hz support over HDMI. However, there are better alternatives around this price range.

Dell’s G2723H is a solid 1080p gaming monitor with a very high refresh rate, a durable build and solid design—all of which help counterbalance its uninspiring image quality.

Acer’s Nitro XV272 costs more than a lot of 1080p monitors, but the IPS, 165Hz screen provides above-average image quality and motion performance, and a full range of monitor-stand adjustments and a generous array of ports make it worth the cost.