If you know you will spend a lot of time using the monitor, choose a model with adjustable height and technologies that minimise eye fatigue (Flicker-free, Flicker-safe, etc.). Otherwise, a basic office monitor will be sufficient for your needs.
For gaming monitors, response times and refresh rates are critical criteria. Gaming enthusiasts often choose monitors with 4 ms response times and refresh rates of at least 60 Hz, which provide smooth and sharp images even during fast action scenes.
To work with photos, videos, and CAD software, monitors with at least 10-bit colour depth are recommended. The graphic display should have a wide colour gamut and wide viewing angles.
For advertising kiosks, self-service checkouts or monitor systems, touch screen monitors are suitable as they allow the computer to be controlled without the use of a keyboard and mouse.
Screen Size (1" = 2.54 cm) | 25-27" (about 63-69 cm) |
Resolution to ensure adequate image quality | Full HD (1920 × 1080 pixels) or higher |
Before buying, make sure the monitor has at least one same port as your computer. If not, you will not be able to connect the monitor to it.
The dominance of vacuum-based CRT monitors has long gone. This older and potentially eye damaging technology has since been replaced by LCD displays that provide a more eye-friendly user experience. Our wide range of LCD monitors consists of models to suit every user; from home to business, you're bound to find a model that meets your requirements.
For the majority of users, diagonal size is the most important parameter when selecting a monitor. Diagonal size is measured in inches (where 1" equals 2.54cm), and we offer models in sizes from 10" up to 30". The most commonly used sizes are 17", 19" and 22".
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