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I'm looking to get a cheap monitor and spend as little as possible so this wont be the usual bang for buck question in that respect, its more a "what's the least I can get away with?" question!
I am a hybrid worker and am Office based most of the time but I do work from home sometimes. I have a 2 monitor set up at home that are just my two old work monitors as I was given new ones for the office, everything plugs into a docking station. To cut a long story short I'm looking to replace one of the old monitors with a new one, ideally 27inch. Most of the time this will just be used for Office type tasks - Word, Excel, internet browsing etc. However I'm thinking on the weekend I may pull the work laptop out of the dock and plug in my own personal laptop - this is just used for watching Youtube and the like, general web-browsing and that sort of thing. No gaming or watching 4k videos or anything like that.
Can anyone recommend a suitable 27inch screen that wouldnt be overkill for my limited use, what sort of money could I get away with spending and lastly does any use a curved screen for office type tasks and is it better or worse than flat?
Thanks for any advice/opinions
I am a hybrid worker and am Office based most of the time but I do work from home sometimes. I have a 2 monitor set up at home that are just my two old work monitors as I was given new ones for the office, everything plugs into a docking station. To cut a long story short I'm looking to replace one of the old monitors with a new one, ideally 27inch. Most of the time this will just be used for Office type tasks - Word, Excel, internet browsing etc. However I'm thinking on the weekend I may pull the work laptop out of the dock and plug in my own personal laptop - this is just used for watching Youtube and the like, general web-browsing and that sort of thing. No gaming or watching 4k videos or anything like that.
Can anyone recommend a suitable 27inch screen that wouldnt be overkill for my limited use, what sort of money could I get away with spending and lastly does any use a curved screen for office type tasks and is it better or worse than flat?
Thanks for any advice/opinions