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If you just need it for high-frame-rate gaming, the Acer Predator XB272 is a great option. But otherwise it's a bit lackluster for the money as a general-purpose monitor.
The flagship of its new curved QLED game displays can replace two side-by-side 27-inchers, and the three models are the first to support AMD FreeSync 2.
Acer adds a sibling to its 35-inch curved G-sync monitor line, with UWQHD resolution and a slightly tigher curve.
The giant touchscreen whiteboard is also a free mobile and tablet app.
As long as you don't pay retail, the Dell S2417DG is a decent addition to a budget Nvidia gaming setup.
The HP DreamColor 24x G2 steps into 2017.
HP's dreamiest pro monitor to date not only offers wide-gamut Cinema 4K, it does some workflow tricks, too.
The wide-gamut, high-resolution version of Dell's popular monitor isn't the first to be announced, but it sounds pretty good if you care about color quality.
An excellent inexpensive monitor for everyday use, the UltraSharp 24 (U2417H) doesn't offer a lot of bells and whistles but it delivers everything you need in a general-purpose display.
The near frameless 3,440x1,600-resolution display is designed to immerse you in whatever you're doing.
Asus Designo Curve MX38VQ is sleek monitor with Qi wireless charging pad built into its base.
Unlike the Surface Studio, the Dell Canvas is a secondary display with touch and pen input that connects to any PC.
The 43-inch Dell P4317Q can let you use four different computers (or game consoles, or cable boxes) at the same time.
Acer's new monitors vary in a number of ways, except one: They're all a bit dull.
If you're interested in a new gaming monitor, Acer's latest Predator series offers high-end options that range from 4K to ultra-wide and curved.
G-Sync and a big, curvy displays spells big bucks.
The DreamColor Z32x is aimed at artists and creative types who demand accurate colors.
These three new monitors look spiffy, but their resolutions and price tags should give you pause.
