Not sure about you, but I'm probably still going to be at home a whole lot even after the circuit breaker ends. Working on my laptop has been a literal pain in the neck, and I'm considering building a home office that's more ergonomic. If you're like me and you're sick of staring and typing on a laptop, today we're looking at some of the best computer monitors to help take our productivity to the next level!
Samsung 32" UHD Curved Monitor (LU32R590CWEXXS)
Samsung’s curved screens need no introduction, they're well known for their life-like visuals and 4K UHD image resolution. As an outstanding business monitor, it also doubles as a great media viewing monitor as users will experience less eye fatigue thanks to its curved screen. Say goodbye to the headaches that come with a conventional flatscreen experience!
Asus VX248H
There are many affordable monitors to choose from, but only a handful come with quality. Amongst them is the Asus VX248H. Intended first and foremost as a gaming monitor, it also makes for an effective work or student monitor if you’ve got limited cash and space. If you’re looking for a monitor to help you cruise through your work, HBL or projects, and afterwards unwind with your favourite game or Netflix series, then there's no better choice.
LG 32MA70HY-P
Love big screens? At 32 inches, the LG 32MA70HY-P brings plenty of room for you to work on spreadsheets and editing documents. You can also view everything in split screens and separate windows for more efficient multitasking. After work hours, the monitor can also double up as a TV!
Lepow 15.6-inch USB-C Portable Monitor
Want something that you can easily bring out on-the-go once life returns to normal? The Lepow USB-C Portable Monitor is a great choice, especially if you're working on a laptop without a VGA or HDMI output, like my port-impoverished MacBook Air. It connects to your laptop via USB and there's no need for an external power supply, so you can use it even when there's no power socket around.
Philips 243V7QJAB 23.8”
Who says it's hard to find a high-quality monitor on a budget? Priced under S$200, the Philips 243V7QJAB 23.8” offers a perfect all around display with stunning images that stretch from edge-to edge, made easy on the eyes in a compact slim design. If you're looking for something basic, fuss-free, and not dabbling in more than the regular computing experience, then you may have the right find.
Asus Designo Curve MX38VC
Immersive multi-tasking has never looked this good. It's hefty and you’ll need plenty of desk space to accommodate this 38-inch sleek piece of work, but it's worth it with all the real estate it comes with for multitasking. It's designed for maximum immersion, whether you’re doing video editing for work or tackling that AutoCAD design project while streaming a Netflix show. It also takes things further with a built-in Qi wireless charger and 10-watt Harman Kardon Audio speakers
BenQ PD3200U
The BenQ PD3200U is a 4K, UHD High-Resolution monitor that delivers breathtaking quality and crisp details. It boasts the best all-around value right now with its excellent basic and pro features. The DualView Mode is ideal for multitasking, and that ergonomic design makes it friendly for your back and shoulders. It also has Low Blue Light to help reduce eye strain, making it the ideal partner for those all-nighters you’re pulling.
Dell 24 USB-C Monitor P2419HC
Dell has an excellent track record when it comes to business monitors, and this one is no exception. It has an ultra-thin bezel design which makes it extra sleek and sophisticated, and it also comes with a fully adjustable stand that will allow you to adjust your ideal view and angle. Not to mention you get excellent image quality and functionality, so it's well worth every penny. Overall, a great buy especially if you want an affordable display solution for your USB-C laptops.