Jeremy Laird

The new Samsung M8 4K Smart Monitor packs one heck of a feature set including 4K visuals, SmartTV functionality and Apple iMac-aping style.

While it lacks HDR support and USB-C connectivity, the AOC U32P2 is a mega 4K productivity tool for the money.

USB-C and KVM switch deliver outstanding productivity, but hot new IPS Black panel tech is a disappointment.

An upgrade to USB-C connectivity for Viewsonic’s 4K 32-inch productivity panel delivers a compelling value proposition.

HP’s updated premium Z-line 27-inch 4K monitor is a very slick and capable productivity panel

Asus’s new convertible PC delivers OLED panel tech but puny processor performance.

49-inch ultrawide gaming on an epic scale with 165Hz refresh performance but also a few flaws

Philips’ new 4K 27-inch IPS monitor is a USB-C-capable precision productivity package, but isn’t a true HDR panel.

Alienware’s brilliant 15-inch gaming beast, the M15, just got a little bit better thanks to design tweaks and new components

An intriguing alternative to the 27-inch 4K masses, but not quite a flawless IPS performer.

Alienware’s gorgeous 17-inch gaming beast get updates for 2020 including a 300Hz display and improved cooling

Eizo’s new 38-inch ultrawide monitor combines and big, beautiful 38-inch IPS panel with outstanding connectivity, but lacks both HDR and a high-DPI experience

An unusual collaboration between Asus and Alan Walker serves up a portable PC that fuses gaming with music and a sense of fun

Medion’s remarkably affordable 15.4-inch laptop packs eight-core AMD CPU power, but at the price of mediocre battery life and a dim screen.

Corsair’s new 32-inch, 165Hz, 1440p gaming panel is a cracker, it’s just a pity about the slightly crackers price

Huawei’s 34-inch 165Hz gaming panel is beautifully engineered and fabulous value for money, but a little short on speed.

Huawei’s stunning new 3:2 aspect 4K-plus IPS panel has some funky but flawed wireless features, but only limited HDR support.

Acer’s 28-inch 4K monitor is nicely calibrated, well put together and affordable, albeit at the cost of true HDR capability or USB-C connectivity.

LG’s new ergo-armed 27-incher is an odd but mostly successful cross between a pro and gaming monitor.