White monitors
Choose a white monitor that matches your office space or gaming setup. There are monitors that are entirely white and monitors with a black bezel and white back. These monitors come in multiple sizes and have different resolutions. Choose the screen that best suits your wishes.
Our choice for a monitor with USB-C for your MacBook or iMac|No accessories|Plastic|Not curved
- You can connect your MacBook or iMac to this USB-C monitor without a converter.
- Thanks to the 4K resolution, this monitor displays images from your MacBook or iMac sharply and in detail.
- You can adjust the monitor in height or tilt it for an ergonomic sitting posture, so you're less bothered by neck or back complaints.
Our choice for a monitor for video editing|DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, USB-C cable|Metal, Plastic|Not curved
- You can edit the best videos with razor-sharp images and colorful details thanks to the 4K resolution, HDR10, and DisplayHDR 400 support.
- You can enjoy high color contrasts thanks to the DCI-P3 color space, so you can see more differences between light and dark colors.
- The screen is tiltable and adjustable in height, so you can work with a comfortable sitting posture and you're not bothered by your neck or back.
Our choice for a monitor for demanding graphic design|DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, USB-C cable|Metal, Plastic|Not curved
- You can enjoy sharp images and realistic colors thanks to the 4K resolution and HDR support.
- Thanks to the IPS panel, you can see bright colors from every viewing angle.
- You can enjoy high color contrasts thanks to the DCI-P3 color space, so you can see more differences between light and dark colors.
Our choice for an ultrawide monitor for demanding graphic design|Plastic|Curved|None USB-C connector
- Thanks to the large 40-inch screen size, you can open multiple programs at once, such as Adobe Photoshop and Premiere Pro.
- You can edit images with razor-sharp details thanks to the 5K resolution and DisplayHDR 600 support.
- You can enjoy high color contrasts thanks to the DCI-P3 color space, so you can see more differences between light and dark colors.
