The Philips 241V8LB isn’t a massive or brightest computer monitor – it's 24 inches – but it’s big on affordability for just under $100. Like many cut-rate monitors, it...
The Sceptre E205W-16003R is an excellent choice if you’re a casual user seeking a good-size display that boasts solid performance at a very reasonable price. Its bezel-free design is perhaps the main selling point, as it provides a seamless viewing area when two or more monitors are placed side by side. Moreover, it delivers fairly accurate colors and good grayscale performance, but it’s limited to a low 1600 x 900 resolution.
The AOC E1659Fwu is a 16-inch portable USB 3.0 monitor that is designed for frequent travellers who require a versatile secondary display for viewing multi-page spreadsheets and documents or giving presentations. It’s a refreshed update over its predecessor that was rather heavy and bulky, now delivered in a slim and light profile that you can carry in a briefcase or laptop bag, and since it draws power from your laptop or desktop’s USB port, you really don’t need a bulky power adapter.
The ViewSonic VX3276-2K-MHD is a 32-inch monitor that’ sports a sleek frameless design, solid build quality and a beautiful, bright 1440p screen perfect for the home office
The Samsung U28E590D is one of those big-screen (28-inch) Ultra-High Definition monitor that can be had affordably, and like the ASUS MG28UQ and ViewSonic...
