The Dough Spectrum 4K 144Hz glossy monitor starts at $949. To allow for mounting flexibility, this introductory price point doesn't include the $99 optional stand, so the complete package costs ...

This 28-inch ISP display hosts many of the same features as the Eve Spectrum 4K, including two HDMI 2.1 inputs and 4K gaming with HDR at 120 FPS, but without the global dimming issues associated ...

So I'm simplifying that mess in this straightforward TV buyers guide, breaking down specs like QLED and OLED lighting, 4K ...

A 4K version is also available with a 144Hz refresh rate, and this top-of-the-line version costs $799. The Spectrum stand for those who aren't using a VESA mount is an additional $99.

Dough's glossy 27-inch 4K HDR Spectrum One monitor may be our newest go-to recommendation for displays under $1,000 — especially since it has HDR 600 support and Gorilla Glass.

If you're considering a 4K 144Hz monitor and the 27-inch Fast IPS panel is where you're landing rather than (Mini LED) VA or OLED alternatives, then the Spectrum as a whole isn't a bad shout - as ...

Get the Dough Spectrum One 27-inch 4K 144Hz for $599.99 (was $699.99) I've been using a (matte) Spectrum as my primary monitor for the past two years, and it's been a reliable option in that time.