Monitors for work and home office setups
- 27-inch displays: Give you enough space to view two windows side by side and read with ease.
- USB-C monitors for laptops: On selected models, you can connect and charge your laptop with a single cable for a cable clutter free workspace.
- Eye care features: Select models include blue-light filters and reduced screen flickering to help make viewing more comfortable during extended use.
- Ergonomic stands: Look for a stand with height, tilt or swivel adjustment if you want more flexibility in positioning your screen.
Gaming monitors
A higher refresh rate can make motion appear smoother, particularly in fast-paced games. Choose a monitor that suits your games, computer or console, and budget.
- High refresh rate: 144Hz is a popular option for PC gaming. Higher refresh-rate models, such as 240Hz or 360Hz, suit fast-paced games and competitive players, as long as your device and games can take advantage of the extra refresh rate.
- Adaptive sync: we carry screens with NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync to match your monitor’s refresh rate to your graphics card and eliminate screen tearing.
- Displays for every budget: find affordable 1080p gaming monitors if you are a first-time PC builder, to premium 4K OLED displays with instant response times.
- Curved ultrawide gaming monitors: skip the dual-monitor setup and use an ultrawide monitor for gaming, video-editing timelines, and large spreadsheets.
What is a good computer monitor size for everyday use?
Many people choose a 24- to 27-inch monitor for browsing, email, study or work. Consider your desk space, viewing distance and preferred resolution when choosing a size.
Can I connect any monitor to my laptop?
Not always. Check that your laptop and monitor have compatible video connections, such as HDMI, DisplayPort or USB-C with video support. An adapter or dock may help.
What should I look for in a monitor for photo or video editing?
Look for a monitor with accurate colours, an IPS panel, and a QHD or 4K resolution screen.
What refresh rate do I need for gaming?
Casual gamers playing slow-paced storylines can get by with a
60Hz monitor. If you play fast-paced shooters or competitive multiplayer games, aim for at least 144Hz to keep motion smooth and responsive.
