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A simple curved Full HD monitor with a quicker refresh rate for office work and casual gaming, plus eye comfort modes. It has one HDMI and a D-Sub input, with no DisplayPort or USB-C.
A compact, very fast IPS gaming monitor for competitive shooters, with FreeSync Premium and a quick response. It is Full HD only, and the title lists tilt as the only stand adjustment.
A color accurate QHD monitor for creators with factory calibration, a high wattage USB-C hub and Auto KVM for two computers. The description quotes different gamut and refresh figures from the bullets.
A smooth, color-accurate office monitor with a high refresh rate and USB-C connectivity. It is full HD, so text looks softer on a screen this large.
A business monitor with a stand that moves in every direction, a USB hub and a dynamic refresh range, suited to office desks. The brightness figure in the specs is unclear.
A commercial outdoor display built for round-the-clock signage in bright sun. It is a business screen with Full HD resolution, not a consumer smart TV.
A sharp Ultra HD IPS monitor with entry HDR certification and a fully adjustable stand for work and media. It lacks Type-C video, so laptops need HDMI or DisplayPort.
A plain full HD monitor with a fast refresh rate, two HDMI inputs and a cable in the box. The stand tilts only, and the spec table gives a slower response time than the title.
A curved ultrawide that fits several windows side by side and charges a laptop over USB-C. Its stand only adjusts height and tilt, and the laptop charging power is modest for larger laptops.
A balanced QHD IPS gaming monitor with a fast refresh rate, HDR support and a fully adjustable stand. G-Sync support is not listed, and no HDMI cable is included.
A fast Full HD monitor with a height-adjustable stand, suited to shooters and racing games where smooth motion counts. The listing shows a single HDMI input and no USB ports.
A large ultra HD office monitor that charges a laptop, adds Ethernet and daisy chains over USB-C. Its refresh rate is moderate, so fast competitive gamers should look elsewhere.
A fast QHD gaming monitor whose MiniLED backlight delivers real HDR highlights and deep contrast. It needs a strong graphics card to reach its full refresh rate.
A fast QHD IPS gaming monitor with a high refresh rate and FreeSync for PC and console play. HDR is entry level at this brightness, and the stand adjustments are not detailed.
A fast QHD IPS gaming monitor with wide color and a built-in KVM switch for sharing one keyboard and mouse between two computers. HDR is entry level, so expect punchy color more than dramatic highlights.
An everyday large monitor with three video inputs, a modest refresh rate and speakers built in. Color coverage is limited, so it is a desk and entertainment screen rather than a photo editing display.
A curved screen aimed at fast games, with an extreme refresh rate and FreeSync at full HD. The resolution is modest for the panel size, so text looks softer than on higher resolution monitors.
A curved 1080p gaming monitor with a fast refresh rate, adaptive sync and speakers built in. Only tilt adjustment is listed, so desk height depends on the supplied stand.
A large Ultra HD smart monitor that doubles as a streaming TV and a computer free workspace, with a camera for calls. It has no TV tuner in the box and only sixty hertz, so it is not a gaming or broadcast TV replacement.
A solid pick for fast, smooth 1080p gaming on a tight budget, especially in pairs for a dual-monitor setup.
A plain full HD office monitor with an adjustable stand and thin bezels for multi-screen desks. Its refresh rate and resolution are built for work, not gaming.
A capable, inexpensive 27 inch monitor with real color adjustment and a smooth 120Hz picture, once you dial in its factory color settings.
For 1080p gaming, the value here is the 120-144Hz refresh headroom and sync support, not extra resolution or a fancy stand.
A practical way to add one or two extra 1080p screens to a laptop for travel or desk use, provided the laptop is 13 to 17.3 inches and, on a Mac, the single screen limit on M series chips is acceptable.
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