A monitor is the best gaming accessory to ensure you make the most of the stunning graphics and speedy refresh rates your gaming PC is capable of. What’s the point of investing in a rig with a top-tier graphics card and CPU if your display can’t keep up? That’s why we’ve found 11 gaming monitors with crisp pictures and motion fidelity to play all the best PC games as intended.

For a short time, Samsung’s QD OLED panels were untouchable. Now, a few years after their debut, LG has refined its WOLED displays to the point where they are nearly as good as Samsung’s top-of-the-line OLED televisions while being slightly less expensive, offering more customization, and removing the baggage that comes with the Tizen operating system. It’s a real fight at the top and LG makes a damn good argument for itself.

You have so many options when looking for the best controller for mobile gaming – devices that give you a console-like experience even when playing something on your phone. The Backbone One set the example when it comes to gamepads that can latch onto the sides of your phone for a Nintendo Switch-like experience, but there’s also the Razer Kishi Ultra and GameSir X2s which are great choices. Now there’s the Asus ROG Tessen – its software support may not be as robust as others, but after using it to play shooters and action games on my phone, it’s proven itself as one of the best mobile controllers available now.

There are a bevy of great wireless gaming headsets on the market, many of which pack several key features that we’ve come to expect. High-end wired headphones, however – the kind from companies like Sennheiser or Audio Technica that audiophiles gravitate towards – tend to focus on the things that matter most in the audio experience: comfort and sound quality. Beyerdynamic is in the conversation as well, and with its new MMX 300 Pro, you get a wired headset with that audiophile-level of sound quality, paired with impressive clarity from its built-in microphone.