Muscat: There is not one single monitor that will work best for everyone and factors such as size, features and price are all the best things that users should look out for. But this guide should hopefully give you an overview on some of the best-rated monitors that you can buy.

HUAWEI MateView

The HUAWEI MateView comes with a 28.2-inch display and a 4K+ resolution and the 3:2 aspect ratio brings more vertical room perfect for viewing documents and web pages. The ultra-thin bezels give a more immersive feel and the DCI-P3 colour gamut gives the monitor 1.07 colours and ΔE<2 colour accuracy. There is also HDR support as well as 500 nits of brightness.

The HUAWEI MateView leverages technologies that allow it to take advantage of multi-device collaboration. It supports real-time PC casting using a wireless connection and users can also utilize the HUAWEI MateView as an extended display while connected to a laptop. From there, content can be dragged and dropped between the two screens. Once a screen is projected, users also have the ability to control the tablet interface and apps using a connected keyboard and mouse on the monitor. Also part of the monitor is the HUAWEI Smart Bar, a touch OSD that is hidden underneath the screen where all the monitor functions can be performed by a simple tap and touch.

BenQ PD3200U

BenQ’s massive 32-inch display brings a large 4K resolution perfect for editing images and videos. It comes with a factory-calibrated display that’s designed for creatives and even professionals. It covers 100% of the sRGB and Rec. 709 colour space, offering some of the best colours that you will find on a display.

The anti-glare monitor features an ergonomic design, with a stand that supports height, tilt, pivot, stroke and swivel adjustments. It comes with modes like Animation Mode and Darkroom Mode that effectively adjusts the level of brightness perfect for the task it will be used for. Features like Flicker-free and Low Blue Light Technology are also present to help filter out harmful blue light to reduce eye strain brought about by long term usage.

Dell U2720QM

Dell’s UltraSharp U2720QM brings the best colour reproduction with the 4K resolution in a 27-inch size monitor. This monitor also offers 99% sRGB and 99% Rec 709 colour coverage that showcase true-to-life colours perfect for viewing images and editing videos. The high 1300:1 contrast ratio also means that you will see ultra-clear details even in dark shadows for brightly lit areas. The monitor connects via USB-C, offering up to 90W of power delivery which is the highest power delivery in its class. Through this, you can enable uninterrupted productivity using only a single cable to handle video, audio and power.

Apple ProDisplay XDR

Apple’s pricey ProDisplay XDR boasts one of the best displays on this list. Coming with 6K colour calibrated panel that brings an incredible 6016 x 3384-pixel resolution, it also has the same lattice pattern seen on the new Mac Pro. The panel uses blue-coloured LEDs for improved contrast ratio and HDR capabilities – in fact, it comes with a rated 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. It’s also bright, offering 1000 cd/m2 of brightness and can even reach 1600 cd/m2 of peak brightness. It uses a Thunderbolt 3 (USB-C) port for connections and is compatible with nearly all of Apple’s devices.

Samsung S32AM700UC

Samsung’s new 4K UHD Smart Monitor brings the best of streaming video to your desktop. Its smart capabilities mean that it can run streaming apps so you don’t have to connect your laptop to be able to watch content. The monitor also comes with basic productivity applications installed, so simply connect a mouse and a keyboard and you should be able to edit documents even without a computer connected. 

The choices may vary, but these monitors we have rounded up all deliver the best possible viewing experience.