Matthew Smith / Foundry Alternatively, the monitor’s options can be changed with a joystick on the lower right bezel ... the BenQ PD2730S doesn’t look much better than Asus’ less expensive ...

The BenQ Zowie XL2566X+ is a pro-level gaming monitor with a 400Hz refresh rate, DyAc 2 motion clarity, and 1ms response time ...

The BenQ Mobiuz ... hand side of the bezel for memory sticks or even wired controllers. One odd thing is the lack of any cable management solutions included with this monitor.

The BenQ monitor comes with thin bezels and an edge ... pictures with its 75Hz refresh rate display. The monitor has a bezel-less design on three sides. It is sleek and comes with gaming features ...

Gaming monitors are making huge strides ... and the difference between 240Hz and 165Hz gaming is less than you might think. I’d go with the Benq unless you need to keep the cost down.

It costs less than $700 / £600 / AU$900 and offers something for everyone. At 32-inches, it’s slightly larger than the BenQ SW271 but is unquestionably one of the best monitors at this price ...

Somewhere in the gaming monitor multiverse, OLED isn’t a thing and the BenQ Mobiuz EX321UX reigns ... USB ports under the left-hand side of the bezel for memory sticks or even wired controllers.