monitors

Widen your working horizon with Philips USB-C docking UltraWide & SuperWide monitors

We put the biggest AV technologies against each other in our display cable comparison

A screen perfectly tuned to the DCI-P3 colour space, but make sure the lack of 4K won’t be a future problem

The price needs to drop if this excellent monitor is to attract 4K video editors away from the Eizo CG319X

The top external displays for photo editing, office work and more

We should be wary of burning out while relying on screens for almost everything, from meetings to virtual pub trips

A good professional monitor that comes frustratingly close to being a great one

If you’re a photographer or video editor working in the sRGB space, this is a great monitor for a great price

Dell’s display serves up admirable quality and great features – even if it’s not quite perfect

Great quality, features and size, but it’s not necessarily the biggest or the best option

While it’s tempting to keep using old kit, especially if it’s still rumbling along, there are clear warning signs you need to look out for

This phenomenally thin portable monitor marries strong design with a surprisingly high-performing IPS panel

This pricey panel takes aim at designers and creatives. Does it have the quality to succeed?

This 27in 4K monitor might not be as polished as rivals, but it’s unbeatable value

A brilliant streamlined design, USB-C connectivity and superb colour accuracy help justify the high price

It may be expensive, but your eyes – or employees – will thank you for the investment in the long run

A vivid image that’s great for games, films and everyday use

If you need colour-accurate HDR film editing on a big screen, this is the best option out there

Incredible colour quality, features and pro-tier options – but you’ll have to pay for it

Cheaper than rivals, and with big claims about quality. Can this panel compete?

More expensive than its rivals, but can it justify the cost?

A neat solution for hotdesking environments, but you may find the panel size frustratingly small

Loads of features and superb connectivity, but can image quality match up?