Prior to taking the Dough Spectrum One for a test drive, I was convinced I’d hate using a glossy gaming monitor. The idea of using a screen that’s more reflective really just didn’t sit right with me, not to mention I was convinced it would end up looking grotty after two seconds of use. Yet, to my complete surprise, I think I’m now a bit of a glossy screen stan, as this is Gorilla Glass infused model the first LCD display I’ve used that feels like it can (sort of) compete with OLED.
Commanding a lofty $799 price tag , the Dough Spectrum One is certainly a premium best gaming monitor contender. That MSRP might sound affordable compared to some 4K 144Hz monitors that arrived when the standard debut, but Dough (formerly Eve) doesn’t include a stand by default. So, if you’re not planning on mounting this screen to an existing arm or bracket, you’ll have to fork out an additional $99.
