Jeremy Laird

Samsung's MacBook-esque Galaxy4 Pro has been upgraded with Intel's Meteor Lake CPU for more performance and even better battery life.

BenQ's new 27-inch 4K monitor has been precision optimised for content creators.

Lenovo’s 2-in-1 Chromebook isn’t slick or stylish, but it is excellent value and offers great battery life.

We tested out Iiyama's no-nonsense 4K monitor - and it's a productivity powerhouse.

An almost-pro experience without the premium price

With the BenQ Mobiuz EX480UZ, BenQ enters the OLED gaming monitor market with LG tech and predictably mixed results.

HP has updated its superlight Dragonfly laptop with 12th Gen Intel CPUs for stellar battery life, but performance issues and a poor screen undermine its appeal.

Asus’s latest ProArt panel provides an intriguing ultrawide and high-refresh alternative to the usual productivity and content creation monitors.

Philips’ new 49-inch mega-monitor is a big, mostly beautiful 165Hz beast with a 32:9 aspect ratio.

BenQ’s new 27 incher is a no-nonsense 27-inch 4K monitor with a quality IPS panel.

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

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

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.