Do you use your monitor on a daily basis? There's a good chance it weighs more heavily on your energy bill. Choose an energy-efficient monitor, so you can reduce your annual energy costs. These monitors all fall in the A, B, and C categories, and use less power than average models. This way, you can benefit from all the specifications other monitors have as well but at lower annual energy costs.

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Philips 242B1G/00
Philips 242B1G/00
Our choice for a business 24-inch monitor that's energy-efficient|HDMI cable, Monitor|Plastic|DVI connector
  • You can save on energy costs thanks to the B energy label and the low energy consumption.
  • The automatic brightness adjustment, it lowers the consumption during low activity.
  • This monitor is made of recycled plastics, which makes it more sustainable.
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149,-

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ASUS ZenScreen MB16AHV
ASUS ZenScreen MB16AHV
Our choice for a portable monitor for on the go|No accessories|Plastic|None DVI connector
  • Thanks to the small screen size, you can take this monitor with you everywhere and you always have a second screen on hand.
  • You won't be bothered by strained or irritated eyes thanks to the blue light filter.
  • Thanks to the IPS panel, you can enjoy bright images from every viewing angle.

169,-

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Philips B2 27B2G5200/00
Philips B2 27B2G5200/00
Our choice for a 27-inch monitor for your (home) office|Metal, Plastic|None DVI connector|None VGA connector
  • The Philips LightSensor and PowerSensor adjust the screen brightness automatically, so the energy consumption decreases.
  • You have a better overview of your work, can open more windows side by side, and you can multitask better on the large 27-inch screen.
  • You can rotate, tilt, and adjust the screen in height for a comfortable sitting posture.

149,-

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