Monitors
Monitors per usage situation
4K monitors
Enjoy sharp images and edit photos or videos down to the smallest detail. When you zoom in, the quality of your photo or video doesn't decrease.
Ultrawide monitors
Keep a better overview of your work thanks to the large screen size. You can open multiple windows or tabs next to each other.
Curved monitors
Completely immerse yourself in your favorite movie or series with the curved screen. You don't have to turn your head as much, so you're less bothered by neck pain.
Choosing the right monitor size
Choose the size of your monitor here
You can work more effectively with a large monitor, but it doesn't always fit on your desk. It's important to measure the size and depth of your desk before choosing a monitor. The wider and deeper your desk is, the more space you have for a monitor.
View which setup fits your usage situation best here
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- Medium-sized monitors (23 - 25 inches)
- Monitor promotions
- Monitors bundles
- Monitors for graphic design
- Monitors for MacBook
- Monitors for photo and video editing
- monitors for work and school
- Monitors recommended for dual or triple setups
- Monitors suitable for daisy chaining
- Monitors with a high contrast ratio
- Monitors with a thin bezel
- Monitors with adjustable height
- Monitors with HDMI connector
- Monitors with high brightness
- Monitors with pivot function
- Monitors with VESA mount
- Monitors with webcam
- Monitors you can experience in the store
- MSI monitors
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- Advice on monitors
- How can you work ergonomically?
- How do you choose a monitor for everyday use?
- How do you connect the AOC 16T2 to your laptop?
- What are the advantages of a thin bezel around your monitor?
- What do you keep in mind when choosing the screen size of your monitor?
- What does the NEN ISO 9241-3 certification mean for monitors?
- What does the pixel density of your monitor indicate?
- What's the panel type of your monitor?