About Monitor Garage and IMartz
The monitors from the channel, with their tests, limitations and data at hand to help you choose.
From the channel to the website
I’m IMartz. On my channel I review monitors using measurements, tests and hands-on experience. Monitor Garage brings that work together so you can look up a detail, compare two models or choose a display without going through several videos.
The reviews preserve the context: how the panel looks, how it responds, where it delivers and where it makes compromises. The monitor pages and tools help you refer back to that information later.
What is behind each monitor page
Reviewed monitors
Models labelled “Reviewed by IMartz” have been through my tests. Their pages bring together the available results and link to the review so you can see the conditions and nuances.
Models with official specifications
I also include monitors I have not tested yet, labelled “Official specifications”. These let you consider new models or interesting alternatives, but claimed specifications do not replace a measurement or hands-on experience.
If a detail is unavailable, it remains unconfirmed. In charts and comparisons, the source of the data matters as much as the figure.
Where to start
The monitor finder matches your use, budget and preferences against the models in the database. If you are already choosing between two, the comparison tool shows their differences and what they have in common.
You can also explore the rankings, reviews and recommendations by category. The calculators and glossary answer specific questions about size, sharpness, connections and technical terms.
Contact and corrections
If you spot an incorrect detail, a broken link or a difference between variants, email me at [email protected]. Include the model and page so I can check it.
Affiliate links, prices and how recommendations are ordered are explained in how Monitor Garage is funded.
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