Because this is a 4K high-refresh-rate panel, it’s expected to include HDMI 2.1 — and it’s here: The 4K Eve Spectrum packs one DisplayPort 1.4a input and two HDMI 2.1 connections.

The company does also offers the Spectrum Black OLED range, though, which are 240Hz 27-inch/1440p and 32-inch/4K monitors. For features other than the screen, the Spectrum One isn't exactly bristling.

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 ...

Otherwise, the new Spectrum is identical to the old one — HDR 600 certification, 27 inches, 4K at 144Hz, and HDMI 2.1. We don’t have a release date for the monitor yet, but Eve has a mailing ...

What we have with the Eve Spectrum is a 27-inch 4K 144Hz IPS panel, with up to 750 nits of brightness, 1ms GtG response time, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G-SYNC compatible, with 2 x HDMI 2 ...

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.

Eve claims that the new panel "reduces the reflection rate to 2%," which is down from 6% on the current Eve Spectrum 4K we ... and a clearer image that should "put the Spectrum on par ...

This is a smaller 4K/144Hz monitor at 27-inches, offering a more compact frame, but it nonetheless provides the elusive HDMI 2.1 standard to allow for use with Xbox Series X and PS5, as well as ...

For instance, this 27-inch Dough Spectrum that we've recommended for literal years by this point has come down to as low as £244 for the matte variant on Amazon, giving you a huge saving over its ...