Monitors
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Acer S243HL It looks stunning and the two HDMI ports are welcome, but you can get better image quality for less£203 -
AOC i2353Fh review A striking design with an incredibly thin screen, the i2353Fh brings IPS technology to a mainstream audience, and for the price we can hardly fault it£152 -
Viewsonic VX2753MH-LED review Twin HDMI inputs make the VX2753MH-LED quite flexible, but it has an uneven backlight and at this price we'd expect a few more options to spice up its basic image quality£260 - best buy
Iiyama ProLite E2773HDS review The E2773HDS's strength lies in its decent image quality and its low price, and it has a sensible selection of ports too£231 -
Samsung SyncMaster S23A550H review A smart design and clever cable management system make the S23A550H an attractive monitor, but it's expensive and you can get better image quality for less£187 -
Philips Brilliance 248C3LH review The smart design and twin HDMI ports make this display versatile, but it can't compete with cheaper displays with IPS panels£193 -
Iiyama ProLite XB2472HD review A fully-adjustable stand and a good choice of inputs makes the XB2472HD very versatile and its VA panel is good, but you can get better image quality for less£170 -
Viewsonic VA2248-LED review Despite its dark sRGB sand dynamic contrast options, this monitor has excellent image quality, but you can get slightly better for the price£91 -
AG Neovo L-W22 review A good choice of inputs and a set of internal speakers can't make up for the strong blue cast which ruins the L-W22's image quality£106 - recommended
Philips 221V2SB review This monitor's excellent image quality, low price and dual inputs make it the perfect budget buy£95 - best buy
BenQ EW2730V review A wide selection of inputs and a four-port USB hub mean the EW2730V will fit in anywhere, and its image quality is excellent£293 - best buy
LG IPS235V review The IPS235V has deep colours, good viewing angles and contrast, and is great value£143 -
Viewsonic V3D245 review Despite its 3D premium, the V3D245 looks cheap, has limited image quality controls and annoying touch-sensitive buttons£322