Asus has secured the top position in the global OLED monitor market, marking a major milestone in a year defined by rapid growth and intensifying competition. According to new data from TrendForce, the company captured an estimated 21.9% market share in 2025, outpacing rivals as worldwide OLED monitor shipments climbed sharply throughout the year. The achievement reflects a strategic push by Asus…

The LG 32GX870B appeared on LG’s CES 2026 webpage, hinting at imminent launch at CES 2026. Marketed as the “world’s first AI Upscaling 32-inch 4K OLED 240Hz gaming monitor”, it features LG’s 4th Generation OLED panel with a 4-stack Primary RGB Tandem structure. The 4K screen delivers up to 1500 nits of peak brightness and is VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certified. With a native 10-bit color bit…

The 2026 Hisense TVs for Europe and the UK have received their EPREL certification; hence, the full model names are now official. It is known that Hisense uses various suffixes for the different markets in Europe, and there’s a dedicated one for the UK as well, so the variations could be many, and we don’t claim to be completely thorough here. First, there’s the Hisense U7S Pro / Hisense U7STUK…

Hisense Europe has officially lifted the curtain on its 2026 television lineup, headlined by the new UR9S and UR8S series. The models introduce RGB miniLED backlighting, 180Hz panels, and support Dolby Vision 2. The Hisense UR9S is available in three sizes, each featuring a 4K panel with a peak brightness of up to 4000 nits: Hisense 85UR9S Hisense 75UR9S Hisense 65UR9S The Hisense UR8S series is…

ASRock is unveiling its next-generation 27‑inch OLED gaming monitors, bringing together the performance-focused Phantom Gaming lineup and the new Taichi series to showcase advances in ultra‑high refresh rates and cutting‑edge OLED panels. The Taichi family – represented by the TCO27QX, TCO27QXA, TCO27USA, and TCO27USA‑W – pairs 27‑inch WOLED and QD‑OLED options with 2K and 4K resolutions, pushing…

Samsung Display has begun mass production of what it calls the world’s first 34‑inch 360Hz QD‑OLED panel with a new V‑Stripe pixel structure, and has already supplied the panels to seven global monitor manufacturers, including ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte, since December 2025. The company’s V‑Stripe design aligns red, green, and blue sub‑pixels vertically rather than in the conventional triangular…