The Alienware AW3225QF has been one of the most-hyped monitors in ages. After putting it through its paces, our reviewer found that it's worth the hype.

Widescreen OLED gaming monitors are here, and we’ve tested one of the best on the market: the Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 QD OLED. This 34-inch gaming monitor has 3440 x 1440 @ 175 Hz capabilities, 1800R curvature,

OLED gaming monitors are getting better and better, and if you want the best gaming experience in 2024, an OLED gaming monitor will knock it out of the park thanks to its unbeatable motion clarity, superior HDR, infinite contrast, and a wide color gamut.

Alienware is one of the biggest names for gaming devices such as monitors. Alienware recently launched the AW3225QF, a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED gaming monitor aimed at users looking for a premium gaming monitor in India.

As part of its Fall Sale Event, Samsung is offering the new for 2024 32" Samsung Odyssey G80SD 4K OLED gaming monitor for only $999.99, a $300 discount from its $1300 MSRP. That's not all, though. Samsung is also throwing in a 27" Odyssey G3 gaming monitor at no extra cost.

Porsche Design and AOC (the display maker, not the politician) have once again collaborated on a premium gaming monitor, the Agon Pro PD34, which is sort of a smaller version of the Agon Pro PD49.

With dual peak refresh rates depending on the resolution, LG's 32-Inch UltraGear OLED Gaming Monitor ($1,399) can switch from a 4K/240Hz monitor to a 1080p/480Hz one with a single button press. This novel feature means the monitor is equally suited to maxing out frame rates at lower resolutions and to high-fidelity gaming at lower peak refresh rates.

As part of its Fall Sale Event, Samsung is slashing the prices on two of its most popular super ultra-wide monitors: the 49" Samsung Odyssey G9 gaming monitor is now $799.99, down from a $1500 MSRP, and the 49" Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 gaming monitor is $1099.