This 27-inch LG UltraGear hits the sweet spot for enthusiast gamers, and it's an incredible deal now that it's half off on ...

You're going to have to really want all those pixels.

One of the most important aspects of a gaming monitor is its input timing. That can be the different between who ends up headshotting who in, claiming the #1 Victory Royale. This LG Ultragear monitor ...

LG is coming out with the fastest OLED gaming monitor it has ever released. The new UltraGear GX7 is a 1440p monitor packing a WOLED display from LG Display, and it clocks a blistering 480Hz refresh ...

The LG Ultragear is one of the most responsive IPS panels in its class. At $226.99, it’s seeing a massive $223 discount on Amazon, which is a rare 50% ...

Gaming monitor technology has vastly improved over the past decade. OLED gaming monitors offer improved image quality with better contrast, higher brightness, fuller viewing angle, a wider colour ...

The LG MyView, on paper at least, looks to one-up the iMac-like Samsung M8 with slight improvements to the formula. The LG MyView, on paper at least, looks to one-up the iMac-like Samsung M8 with ...

Not interested in the Apple Studio Display or Pro Display XDR? Check out the new LG UltraFine 6K Monitor, the first 6k monitor with Thunderbolt 5. I’m a PCMag reviewer and ISF-certified TV calibrator ...

OLED gaming monitors are now starting to become affordable to mere mortals, and we love to see it. This limited-time OLED gaming monitor deal on Amazon enables you to pick up a 27-inch LG Ultragear ...

Still, the missing non-gaming features might be forgivable when you start to explore the monitor’s big selling point: Dual Mode. With a press of a button, the monitor can change resolutions and peak ...

The introduction of Smart TVs revolutionized the home entertainment market. With no external devices required, you've got near-instant access to movies, music, and other forms of media. In recent ...

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