Thanks to the easy cable management and the adjustable stand, your desk will be just how you like it. Play around with every possible setting in OMEN Gaming Hub—a one-stop shop for customizing ...

The 24-inch version will go for $200 while the 27-inch version is $250. HP The Omen 27q keeps the lower 165Hz refresh rate but brings the resolution up to 2560×1440, really taking advantage of ...

I just suggest investing in a monitor arm; the initial setup process may be a pain, but it'll still probably be better than the stand that comes in the box. The HP OMEN Transcend 32 QD-OLED gaming ...

HP is making it a little more affordable to get in on gaming performance with its monitors. The company today unveiled the new 24i and 24ih, each of which brings a similar set of specs for under $250.

Other models are available that offer different sizes and features, ranging from the $199.99 entry-level HP Omen 24 — a 24-inch 1080p display running at 165Hz without a KVM switch — to the ...

The HP Omen 25i is a 24.5-inch 1080p gaming monitor with an impressive 165Hz refresh rate. It has the specs to be a decent gaming display, but there might be better value found elsewhere.

The HP OMEN 27i is a fantastic 27-inch gaming monitor with its fast response time, QHD resolution, and 165MHz refresh rate. While it is pricier than other options, it is worth the price for its ...

The HP Omen Transcend 32 gaming monitor delivers the goods thanks to its graceful design, vibrant 4K OLED display and smooth gaming performance. Its relatively affordable price makes it a device ...

You’ll find plenty of 4K displays among the best gaming monitors, but for the past several years, you’d have to pay up to get one. HP’s impressive Omen 27k is a change of pace.

HP says the monitor covers 92% of the DCI-P3 color space, though I only measured 71% coverage. But sRGB coverage was much better at 97%, which is great for gaming and even a lot of content ...

HP Omen’s latest 25-inch gaming monitor combines 165Hz refresh with decent if not spectacular pixel response. Just don’t expect anything special from the 1080p IPS panel in terms of image quality.