Yes, you can use a TV as a PC monitor, though it will likely take some extra work. You’ll at least need the proper cord or a strong wireless connection and compatible devices.

Alienware’s AW2725Q is a 26.7-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate, .03ms of latency, two HDMI 2.1 ports, ...

I don't pull out DLDSR for every game I play, and if anything, I run most games at my monitor's native resolution. There are ...

The most critical requirement is a 4K TV. You can technically use a 1080p TV, but with Mac or Windows content that resolution is likely to look fuzzy or pixelated, particularly text. Many 1080p ...

That means that watching 1080p content on a 4K TV will likely look better than watching 1080p content on a 4K monitor, unless you pass it through a desktop PC or laptop first and use technologies ...

Smart monitors are very much a thing in 2025. These monitors bundle a smart TV operating system (usually Google TV OS) to provide most of the benefits of a television in a computer monitor.

A huge, 40-inch computer monitor situated at arm's length will look way better with a 4K resolution (though from that distance, 8K would be better). But if you sit three feet away, the difference ...

With a $150 discount it’s cheaper than any 4K OLED gaming monitor I’ve seen, at least in new condition. It has a pretty standard array of specs for OLEDs at this point, including 165Hz of ...

In terms of cost, Lu said a 65-inch 8K TV costs the same as four 32-inch 4K monitors.

You can find monitors above 32 inches, but the vast majority of them are 21:9 displays. Now, gamers finally have an option when 32 inches isn’t quite big enough, but a full-on TV is too much.

Viewsonic VX1655-4K-OLED design Viewsonic engineers had a tough job designing the VX1655-4K-OLED. It’s an expensive portable monitor, which implies it should look nicer than its competition.

Alienware has unveiled its latest 4K 240Hz gaming monitor, which offers a 166PPI spread across its 27-inch panel. More god-level gaming has arrived.