monitor

REVIEW – I’ve heard of Mini-LED screen technology, which incorporates many, many local dimming areas. I have not, however, heard of INNOCN before. Now that I have, it’s time to see if this speedy 240Hz monitor has what it takes to earn a spot on your desktop. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $$399.99 (street price $279.99)

REVIEW – I have always been a fan of e-ink products and the like.  The idea of a low power display that looks like paper and is easy on the eyes?  Sign me up.  I have had numerous devices in this category over the last couple years.  So when the Eazeye Radiant Monitor sent up

REVIEW – Ever since I reviewed the WeCreat Vision Pro 45 Watt Laser Engraver, I have been moving my MacBook Pro from one desk to another to hook it up to the engraver. The engraving software always worked better with a direct connection to the printer.  The engraving software always worked better with a direct

REVIEW – I’ve tried a couple of portable USB monitors in the past, and they’ve disappointed me. I’ve tried a dual monitor setup that sort of wrapped around my laptop to give me a total of 3 monitors, and I could never get it set up just right. The viewing angles weren’t great. Whenever I

REVIEW – I travel quite a bit and often could really use a second monitor so when ARZOPA asked me to review their Z1FC 16.1” 144Hz monitor, I was super excited to try it out. Let’s see how well the ARZOPA Z1FC works. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $129.99 Where to buy: Amazon or ARZOPA Website What

REVIEW – Smart TVs are everywhere now. It’s hard to find a TV that doesn’t have an internet connection and some form of app support. Now many companies are selling smart computer monitors, which are a hybrid of a smart TV and a standard computer monitor. KTC is a recent entry to this field with

REVIEW – If you’ve ever shopped for a portable monitor, then you know the choices can be overwhelming. The Arzopa Z1RC stands out with 500 nits of brightness and 2.5K resolution in a 16-inch display. ⬇︎ Jump to summary (pros/cons) Price: $189.99 Where to buy: Arzopa What is it? The Arzopa Z1RC is a 16″,

REVIEW – I’ve enjoyed using an ultra-wide 49-inch monitor for a few years now, but I have been curious about vertical monitors. When I was offered a chance to review the UPERFECT UStation Delta Max stacked dual screen folding 18.5 inch monitor I was super excited about the opportunity. Let’s see if it’s elevated my

REVIEW – As I was preparing for this review, I tried to estimate the number of different computer screens I’ve used over the years for work and gaming. My best guess is no less than 50 different makes, models, and sizes ranging from 7 inch handheld LCD screens up to 49″ curved ultrawide monstrosities. For

REVIEW – As a laptop user for probably 15 years now, I have accepted the fact that I live with screens that are much smaller than those big beautiful monitors on desktop computers.  I love the portability too much to give up my laptop.  So several years ago I tried a laptop screen extender from

REVIEW – A few years ago, I splurged and bought the Alienware AW3423DW OLED ultrawide monitor for far too much. I loved that monitor, but chronic eye irritation led me to believe that it was causing eye strain (long story short, I found out after I sold it that it was probably allergies rather than

REVIEW—I am very fortunate that I have both a work and personal computing workspace in my home office. My work workspace uses a 13-inch Windows laptop and two 27-inch Samsung monitors.  My personal computer is currently a 16-inch Macbook Pro with no extra monitors attached to it.  I have been looking for an external monitor