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How CNET Tests Monitors

Posted on February 27, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

Monitor testing and evaluation consists of formal and subjective quality tests and hands-on assessment of the display’s design and features — connection selection and location, menus and options and overall behavior. As part of the process we use the monitor for tasks specific to its mission, such as everyday productivity, video streaming, image and video editing, or different types of gaming, such as first-person shooters or roleplaying games. Note that we only report a fraction of our results, usually
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