The HP Series 7 Pro 734pm aims to make life easier for the business user while providing many of the perks of a monitor made ...

The HP Omen Transcend 31.5-inch QD-OLED 4K Gaming Monitor is priced at $899.99 at Best Buy, which saves you $400 off its original price of $1,299.99. This is a huge price drop, and now is the best ...

All of the new HP Omen gaming monitors have HDR support, AMD FreeSync, and are certified for at least VESA ClearMR 5000 (a motion blur specification — the higher the number, the less motion blur ...

The HP OMEN Transcend 32 sits at the top of the HP gaming monitor family with a 31.5-inch, 4K, 240Hz QD-OLED display. It's a stunning monitor with excellent image quality, fantastic performance, a ...

Thankfully, the new HP Omen G2 gaming monitor lineup comes in with the assist. HP is putting its best foot forward for 2025, announcing the next generation of its top-rated Omen gaming monitors.

HP monitors, like all monitors, have a backlight with a finite lifespan. Once that source of luminescence burns out, you’ll have no choice but to replace your monitor.

When discussing the design of this HP monitor, we have to go into detail about the obvious fact that this thing is big. With a 44.5-inch VA panel, it’s made to replace the need for two monitors.

HP OMEN 27-inch QHD Curved Monitor. HP promises that its OMEN 27-inch QHD Curved Monitor can accommodate all of the latest games on offer in full 1440p and up to 240fps for fast, smooth gameplay.

Those extras are why the HP Series 7 Pro 34 WQHD Conferencing Monitor (734pm) retails for $1,229 at HP, which is a steep cost for a display of this caliber. I have seen this monitor go on sale ...

The HP Omen Transcend 32 is pricey even for a 32-inch 4K OLED monitor, but makes up for that with great USB-C connectivity and top-tier SDR image quality.

The HP E45c G5 DQHD Curved Monitor, by all appearances, rules. At 45 inches, it’s one of HP’s larger monitors and its largest curved monitor, with 400 nits of brightness and a resolution of ...

HP's paper goes deeper into how monitors, connected via pogo pins or RFID readers and tags, might enable different single and multi-monitor setups depending on the user's need.