Monitors
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recommended
Iiyama ProLite E2008HDS-1 review Despite its budget looks, the E2008HDS-1 has excellent image quality, a sensible resolution and a low price.£100 -
LG Flatron W2486L review Poor image quality, frustrating touch-sensitive controls and a high price mean this is one LED monitor to avoid£245 -
best buy
BenQ G2222HDL 22in widescreen monitor review A brilliant follow-up to the incredible G2220HD, the G2222HDL has an LED backlight for a brighter picture, and still has great contrast and vibrant colours.£119 -
HannsG HP222DJ0 22in widescreen monitor review A relatively low resolution and poor contrast make this a monitor to avoid.£150 -
Iiyama ProLite B2712HDS review The B2712HDS cuts an imposing figure on your desk, but the image quality isn't the best£300 -
Asus MS236H 23in widescreen monitor review A great-looking 23in display, but it's let down by annoying touch-sensitive controls and distinctly average image quality.£216 -
NEC AccuSync AS191WM review Fantastic image quality and an incredibly bright backlight, but you can buy a large, Full HD monitor for less.£118 -
NEC MultiSync EA231WMi review A great 23in monitor, with excellent viewing angles and colour accuracy, but its high price is a lot to get over.£297 -
Iiyama ProLite T2250MTS review A fine monitor with a responsive touchscreen, but we're not sure touch capabilities are worth the asking price.£242 -
BenQ V2400 Eco review Striking looks and great image quality, but it lacks features for the price and might make your PC look rather drab.£199 -
Philips Brilliance 225P1ES review Great image quality and adjustability, and the sensor works well, but at this price it'll be a while before you make any savings.£215 -
Hannspree HF237 review A decent enough budget Full HD monitor, but it's outclassed by BenQ's excellent G2220HD.£135 -
Nanovision Mimo UM-720S review A cool-looking product, but it's pricy, and its low resolution means the UM-720S is only good for instant messaging and Skype.£150