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Find Display resolution, and then choose an option. It"s usually best to stick with the one that"s marked (Recommended). Monitors can support resolutions that are lower than their native resolutions, but text won"t look as sharp and the display might be small, centered on the screen, edged with black, or stretched.

Note:If you see unexpected changes in your screen resolution, your graphics driver might need to be updated. To see and install available updates, select Start >Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.

These days the are many good thin, light, and fast ultraportable laptops, but for those of you for whom the size and portability of your computer matter more than other aspects, a mini laptop with an 11-inch, 10-inch, or even smaller display size might be the ideal choice.

In very few words, if you’re connected to the Internet most of the time and your activities mostly involve browsing, streaming content on Youtube or Netflix or Spotify, eMail, text-editing, and other everyday web-related tasks, a Chromebook is going to be a perfect match for you. On the other hand, if you mostly use your laptop offline, or if you want to run specialized software for your work or school, a Windows notebook might be the better choice for you, and we’ll discuss them further down in this article.

For those basic chores, though, Chromebooks are quicker than the Windows computers you’ll find for the same kind of money, especially in the sub $400 price segment, as well as safer and simpler to use.

They’re designed so you don’t have to deal with updates, they’re safer against viruses and harmful exploits, and easier to customize and set up to your needs. Much like with your phone, you install apps from a dedicated web store with pre-vetted applications, and most of the Chromebooks available today also support Android apps from the PlayStore, as well as Linux and even Windows apps to some extent.

Most of the available Chromebooks you can find for less than $400 are built on lower-power processors, with 4-8 GB of RAM memory, 16-64 GB of storage expandable through the included card reader, IPS screens with HD or Full HD resolution, an HDMI port for watching movies on an external display, as well as long battery life and fast charging abilities, in most cases. As a recommendation, stay away from older devices with Intel Atom processors and only 2 GB of RAM, those get sluggish with today’s requirements.

Starting at around $200 at the time of this update, the Chromebook Spin 311 is our favorite inexpensive compact 2-in-1 Chromebook. It offers an 11.6-inch touchscreen display with an HD IPS panel, it’s built on an Intel Celeron hardware platform with 4 GB of RAM and 32/64 GB of storage space, and gets a 38 Wh battery that delivers 6-10 hours of battery life on a charge.

While the Duet is a smaller 10-inch laptop computer and I shouldn’t include it in this exact section, I just have to mention it as an excellent choice in the sub $300 segment, as long as you’re OK with its smaller display.

And that’s because the Chromebook Duet offers a superior-quality screen to any of the other alternatives in this class, with a brighter and richer FHD IPS panel and 16:10 aspect ratio. Furthermore, the build quality of the Duet is also second-to-none in its class, with a matte aluminum back and glass on the front.

All these add up to the Chromebook Duet being by far the best-value option in the sub $400 class of mini laptops. Just make sure you’re fine with a 10-inch device and its slightly cramped keyboard, expected at this size.

This section includes 11-inch laptops that run fully functional Windows environments, with either clamshell or 2-in-1 designs, selling for between $150 to $400.

In this segment, my advice would be to aim for a configuration with at least 4 GB of RAM, at least 64 GB of storage, and one of the faster CPU options (newer generation Intel quad-core or later), otherwise the computer is going to struggle even with light multitasking, or you won’t have enough storage space for Windows and your software.

The screen isn’t great, though, with an HD LED panel and no option for IPS. That’s the norm in this class with Windows laptops though, as the software license takes its toll, and the OEMs have to cut some corners in order to meet the low price point.

Most of these options are similar in specs, with 11-inch HD screens and Gemini Lake-R hardware. On one hand, I lean towards the Asus L210 for the slightly nicer build, its reduced weight, and low price, but the newer Lenovo 300e is a worthy alternative if you value the nicer IPS panel with touch and the convertible format. Furthermore, the Dell Latitude 11 is an interesting option as well, with more powerful hardware specs than most other 11-inch notebooks available these days, and a good keyboard, making it a proper option for programming and engineering work on the go.

If the options above did not fully convince you, you’ll also find a larger selection of compact Windows mini-laptops via this link, with user reviews and updated prices.

The HP Elitebook Revolve 810 is another very interesting older model and most likely difficult to source out, but remains even to this day one of the most complete 11-inch laptops ever made. It gets a sturdy and compact metallic chassis, an excellent backlit and spill-proof keyboard, a bright IPS convertible multi-touch touchscreen, Intel Core i5 U hardware, 8GB of RAM, 128/256 GB SSD storage, and a 44 Wh battery. Once more, this is a good option for university use, programming, light photo/video work, and other more demanding tasks that most other small computers in this niche won’t be able to properly deal with.

Moving towards the other classic, with 12-inchers, you’re mostly getting Windows tablets with 3:2 and 16:10 touchscreens, premium designs, and different kinds of hardware specs, based on your budget. The Microsoft Surface Pros and HP Envy X12 lineups come to mind as recommendations, and all of these are covered in this detailed separate article.

Finally, if you absolutely have to go the ultra-compact route, I’d rather suggest one of the smallest 10-inch and sub-10-inch options in the next part of this article.

With old-style clamshell netbooks no longer a reality, there aren’t many 10-inch or smaller laptop-format computers out there, with a few notable exceptions. There are, however, quite a few good 10-inch tablets to consider, paired with keyboard docks or folios for laptop use. And there are also a couple of pico-sized handheld gaming projects such as the GPD Win, Steam Deck or AYA Neo, that we’ll get to in a bit.

The MiniBook X from Chuwi is a metal 2-in-1 design that weighs about 2 lbs (.92 kg) and offers a 10.8-inch 16:10 IPS touchscreen, a full-size keyboard (non-backlit), and competitive hardware specs. This is built on an Intel Jasper Lake N5000 Celeron processor with 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of SSD storage. There’s only a small battery inside, though, at 26Wh, so don’t expect long runtimes.

The One-Netbook OneMix 4 is perhaps the more interesting product here, a 10-inch 2-in-1 with Intel Core U hardware, the same kind available in ultralight laptops such as the ThinkPad X1 Nano.

The touchscreen is a nice touch here as well, alongside the convertible 2-in-1 form factor. There are small bezels around the panel, which is actually a pretty good IPS option with 16:10 aspect ratio, 2560 x 1600 px resolution, 300+ nits of brightness, and 100% sRGB color coverage. This also supports an N-trig pen. There’s no webcam at the top, though.

The hardware inside this mini-laptop is an efficient Intel Core i7-1130G7 platform running at 7-15 W, paired with up to 16 GB of LPDDR4x memory and SSD storage. There’s room inside for an M.2 2280 drive, so the storage can be upgraded if you want to. There’s also a fan on this laptop, and a 38.5 Wh battery. That’s not bad for a 10-inch design, but don’t expect more than 4-6 hours of multitasking and 7+ of video here.

Overall, this sure is a compelling 10-inch machine that can run Windows or Linux, and most of the applications you’d be able to run on an ultrabook. It’s not cheap, though, starting at $1200 on sites like Aliexpress, and $1300+ on Amazon. It’s not easy to find, either.

When it comes to 10-inch tablet laptops, the Microsoft Surface Gois still my go-to recommendation in this class as one of the few 10-inch Windows devices with modern specs and features. You’ll still find both the Go 2 and the newer Surface Go 3 in stores right now, and the two are identical, but with slightly faster specs on the Go 3 update, especially in the base-level configurations.

The Go is also built from a durable and lightweight magnesium alloy with Gorilla Glass on top of the screen, it’s extremely lightweight at only 1.15 lbs (for the tablet, and 1.7 lbs with the keyboard folio), gets an excellent-quality 10-inch IPS touchscreen with a 3:2 aspect ratio and pen support, as well as two cameras, one of the front and another on the back.

All these are powered by Intel fanless hardware, paired with 4-8 GB of memory, 64-128 GB of eMMC or SSD storage, and a 27 Wh battery that offers 4-8 hours of tested daily-use battery life and 10+ hours of video on a charge. The battery charges via USB-C and supports quick charging.

The Surface Go is usable as a stand-alone device, with the cleverly integrated stand on the back, but much more versatile when hooked up to its backlit keyboard cover. Given this is a 10-inch device, expect the keys to feel rather cramped for those of you with larger hands, but the layout should be fine for kids and users with smaller hands.

What if you don’t necessarily have to run Windows on your compact laptop? What if you’re activities are mostly Internet-based and there’s no need to run any Windows-specific software?

The screen is a 16:10 aspect ratio, FHD IPS, and touch, so a bit smaller than the 3:2 available on the Go. It’s bright and punchy and colorful though, which is awesome for a budget device that normally compromises at this level. Not this one, though.

As for the keyboard, it’s cramped, as you’d expect from a 10-inch implementation, it’s not backlit and can’t be angled like on the Surface Go, but it’s otherwise fine, and the same can be said about the integrated clickpad. A USB-C port handles the connectivity, and there’s a camera on the front, above the screen, but no 3.5 mm jack, so you’ll have to use wireless headphones with this one.

Specs-wise, the Chromebook Duet runs on an ARM-based MediaTek 8Core platform with 4 GB of RAM and 64/128 GB of storage. That’s fine for a lightweight and optimized environment such as ChromeOS, and the everyday user experience is snappy and smooth in both tablet and laptop modes. Not as smooth as on an iPad or some of the higher-tier Chromebooks out there, but fine for daily use, and this can also run Android apps/games well since it’s an ARM platform. Finally, battery life is where this nails it, with 10+ hours of real-life daily use and 12+ hours of video on a charge. That’s better than on the Surface Go.

The Lenovo Tablet 10 could also be an alternative to consider if you’re after a 10-incher that can last for longer on each charge, offers more ports, and is overall more ergonomic in laptop mode, as this one gets a keyboard dock, not a keyboard folio.

It starts at around $400 as well, or $500 with the keyboard, but Lenovo offers occasional discounts for as low as $350. As the name suggests, this Tablet 10 gets a 16:10 10.1-inch IPS touchscreen with pen support, and Intel Gemini Lake hardware with 4 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage, so it’s not as speedy as the Surface Go. It will outlast it on a charge, though, thanks to the 39 Wh battery inside. You should also consider that the keyboard is not backlit.

All in all the Surface Go is still my favorite, but the Tablet 10 from Lenovo can be a good alternative if you’re on a tighter budget and can find it for cheap. Follow this link for a more detailed comparison between the two, and this one for updated prices and configurations at the time you’re reading this post.

Finally, you’ll also find some lesser-known products that sell for under $200, like the CHUWI Hi10 Air or the Fusion5 Tablet PC(more details via this link), but our first-hand experience with these is limited, and I’d only recommend them if none of the other models are within your budget, and if you can get these from stores that allow easy returns and replacements. Oh, and adjust your expectations according to their price, you’re getting what you’re paying for with these cheap small tablets.

At the same time, with only a Ryzen 5 4500U platform and Vega graphics inside, this is not going to match the gaming performance of the Win 3 either, further impacted by the slightly increased resolution. The Neo does get 16 GB of memory and up to 1 TB of storage as well, plus a 47 Wh battery. You’ll find more about it from our detailed review.

These are the 11.6-inch and 10-inch small laptops and mini tablets I’d look at right now if I’d be in the market for an ultra-compact computer, either Chromebooks, MacBooks, or Windows options.

Most of them cater to those of you on limited budgets, those looking for devices for primarily tablet use, or those looking for secondary travel notebooks or inexpensive notebooks for your kids. The options for high-end 11 and 10-inchers are limited nowadays when most OEMs have migrated their higher-tier options towards the 12-inch and 13-inch classes, which offer an increased screen area and more space inside for components and battery cells, as well as a multitude of modern features that you won’t get on these smaller computers.

Windows 10 and MacOS both have their devoted fans. One side prefers the look and feel of Windows and the breadth of the Windows PC ecosystem. The other side appreciates the elegance of MacOS and the close integration between Apple’s software and hardware.

However, there is one thing that MacOS has always done better: Take advantage of high-resolution displays. Still, Windows 10 is catching up now that 4K has become the new high-resolution norm.

Some PCs, such as the HP Spectre x360 15, only offer 4K UHD screens. Other manufacturers use custom resolutions, as highlighted by Microsoft’s Surface line. These PCs have a very high pixels-per-inch (ppi) count packed into a screen with a 3:2 ratio versus the more common widescreen 16:9 ratio.

There’s no question that high resolutions are great. However, they require a higher physical pixel count, and when you cram all those pixels into a small display, on-screen items not properly scaled to support that high resolution can become very small. That makes them extremely hard to see and use.

Microsoft originally defined “high-DPI” as a display with between 120 and 144 ppi, and it started supporting high-DPI displays in Windows 7. Since then, manufacturers have shipped displays with significantly higher ppi, causing a few problems along the way.

The first major problem with Windows 10 high-DPI displays is that the vast majority of Windows applications weren’t written for such high resolutions. Newer applications are more aware of high-resolution displays, and some developers have caught up with the times and have adjusted their older applications.

However, there are still millions of Windows applications that simply don’t display well on today’s best displays when they’re running at their native resolutions. Consider the following screenshot, which shows a 4K UHD screen set at its native resolution with the Windows 10 Settings app maximized.

The Windows 10 and application user interfaces on such a display are simply too small to use. Why? Because the screen has a high pixel count and the program’s user interface wasn’t designed to natively support the larger width and height. It’s essentially telling Windows and the GPU to “print” a smaller interface. That’s where Windows 10 scaling comes in.

For example, here is the same 4K UHD display and settings app at 250% scaling (click on the image to see it clearly in full resolution). All the on-screen items such as text and icons are now much easier to view and manipulate.

In a nutshell, the application only knows to provide its interface up to a specific resolution and physical pixel count. Because your resolution and pixel count is higher, Windows and the GPU will use the additional pixels to render the interface at a larger scale without everything looking like a blurry mess. Text and lines are sharp, as if the app natively supported 4K.

Here, you will see a drop-down menu for changing the size of text, apps, and other items. These are typically set to a unified “recommended” setting based on what Windows 10 knows about your display.

Some desktop apps will look blurry when you change scaling and display settings and adjust for DPI. If you’re running the Windows 10 April 2018 Update or newer, the system should automatically try to resolve these problems when it sees an issue. If not, here’s where you can find the setting:

Problems can arise with older Windows desktop applications. When many of the 16 million or so Windows desktop applications were first written, high-DPI displays were rare. Moreover, updating applications to support all display resolutions made available today is just too costly for developers.

Problems mainly arise when you’re using Windows 10 scaling to make your high-DPI displays more manageable. Many Windows desktop applications simply don’t scale well, with symptoms like blurry text and icons. Microsoft has made some changes to Windows 10 high-DPI support, and today these older applications are handled much more effectively.

Even with all of Microsoft’s improvements, Windows desktop applications can still run into issues. Fortunately, there is a trick that you can use to make some of those applications look better on high-DPI displays.

The Application option doesn’t allow for user customizations, and instead uses the default application displays. This results in the same thing as if you have your Windows 10 system configured for 100% scaling — notice how the icons under the menu are tiny.

Before the Windows 10 Creators Update, there were more detailed settings that could be configured to control the size of text, icons, and other elements. Microsoft removed those options, however, so now you’re left with these more limited options. You’ll still be able to customize your PC enough to make it both appealing to look at and efficient to use.

When looking for new apps for Windows 10, try to make sure they are Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps. UWP has built-in scaling that takes advantage of your screen size to give you the best graphics without leaving you struggling to access certain areas of the screen.

I bought my first Full HD (1920X1080) display laptop during the holiday season of 2018, after a little research I chose an Intel Core I5 HP Probook G5.

Lenovo ThinkPad Edge E570 15.6" FHD Screen (1920x1080), Intel Dual Core i5-7200U, 16GB RAM, 500GB Solid State Drive, Fingerprint, W10P Laptop < Additional Memory and Storage Options Below >

Lenovo ThinkPad P52s Mobile Workstation Ultrabook Laptop (Intel 8th Gen i7-8550U 4-core, 32GB RAM, 512GB SSD, 15.6" FHD 1920x1080 IPS, NVIDIA Quadro P500, FingerPrint, Backlit Keyboard, Win 10 Pro)

Dell G5 Gaming Laptop 15.6" Full HD 1920 x 1080 LED Display, 8th Gen 6 Core Intel i7-8750H Processor, 16GB Memory, 256GB SSD +1TB HDD, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050Ti, Licorice Black

Lenovo Premium 15.6” FHD (1920x1080) Display Laptop PC, Intel i5-7200U 2.5Ghz Processor, 8GB DDR4, 256GB SSD, Backlit keyboard, Bluetooth, DVD-RW, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 Pro

HP ProBook 450 G5 15.6" Full HD (1920x1080) Business Laptop - 8th Gen Intel Quad-Core i7-8550U, 1TB HDD, 8GB DDR4, Backlit Keys, USB 3.1 Type-C, HDMI, RJ-45, Bluetooth, Webcam, Windows 10 Professional

HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop 15.6" Core i5-8300H 15.6-inch Diagonal Full HD IPS Anti-Glare WLED-Backlit Display(1920 x 1080) with Narrow Bezel Design 8GB RAM + 1TB HDD Storage 15-cx0056wm

1 USB 3.1 Type-C Gen 1 (Data transfer only, up to 5 Gb/s); 3 USB 3.1 Gen 1 (1 HP Sleep and Charge); 1 HDMI 2.0; 1 RJ-45; 1 headphone/microphone combo, Windows 10.

2019 Newest Acer Aspire E 15 Full HD Laptop with 15.6" 1920x1080 LED-backlit display , 8th Gen Intel Core i3-8130U Up to 3.4GHz, 6GB RAM, 1TB HDD, 802.11ac, Bluetooth, HDMI, HD Webcam, Windows 10 Home

15.6" Full HD Widescreen ComfyView LED-backlit Display supporting Acer ColorBlast technology (1920 x 1080 resolution; 16:9 aspect ratio); Intel HD Graphics 620;

Windows 10 brings back the Start Menu from Windows 7 and introduces new features, like the Edge Web browser that lets you markup Web pages on your screen.

Newest ASUS 14.0-inch 2-in-1 Touchscreen FHD (1920x1080) Laptop PC, Intel i5-8250U up to 3.4GHz, 8GB DDR4 SDRAM, 1TB HDD, Fingerprint Reader, Windows Ink Capable, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10

Dell Inspiron 15.6" 2 in 1 Full HD 1920x1080 Touchscreen Laptop PC Intel Core i5-7200U Processor 8GB DDR4 RAM 1TB HDD 802.11AC Wifi Backlit Keyboard Bluetooth Webcam HDMI Windows 10-Gray

HP Flagship Convertible 2-in-1 15.6 inch Touchscreen FHD IPS Laptop (1920 x 1080), Intel Core i7 8550U (Up to 4GHz), 1TB Hard Drive, 8GB Memory, 2GB Radeon 530 Dedicated, Win 10 Home

1 TB Hard Drive Power Storage. It Has the Ability to Store Your Documents and Files, as Well as Provide Back up for Your Most Crucial Data.Windows 10 Home

Lenovo Business Premium V720 14-inch FHD (1920x1080) Display Laptop PC, Intel i5-7200U 2.5GHz, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, USB Type-C, NVIDIA GeForce 940MX, Bluetooth, Fingerprint Reader, Windows 10 Pro

HP Pavilion 15 15.6" IPS Touchscreen Full HD (1920x1080) Business Laptop - 8th Gen Intel Quad-Core i5-8250U, 8GB DDR4, 1TB HDD, USB Type-C, FHD IR Webcam, WiFi AC, HDMI, Ethernet RJ-45, Windows 10

Newest Dell Inspiron 15 5000 15.6" Full HD Touchscreen (1920x1080) Premium Business Laptop - 8th Gen Intel Quad-Core i5-8250U, 8GB DDR4, 1TB HDD, HDMI, Wi-Fi AC, Ethernet RJ-45, Windows 10

Jumper EZbook S4 Laptop 14 Inch Screen Notebook Intel Gemini Lake N4100 Ultrabook 4GB/8GB RAM Dual Band WiFi Computertorage Quad Core 1080x1920 Notebook Computer (8G RAM, 256G)

Jumper EZbook S4 is equipped with a 14 inch FHD display, brings your photos and videos to life. The powerful Windows 10 OS make it easy to check E-mail and manage digital files. Designed with HDMI output,allows you to connect it to monitors, TV or projectors, perfect for creating your personal home theater.

Lenovo Yoga 720 12.5’’ 2-in-1 Touchscreen FHD IPS (1920 x 1080) Laptop PC, Intel Core i5-7200U, 8GB DDR4, 128GB SSD, USB Type-C, Bluetooth, Fingerprint Reader, Built for Windows Ink, Windows 10

2-in-1 Convertible with 360-degree hinge, 12.5-inch Full HD IPS Touchscreen (1920 x 1080) Anti-Glare Display, Built for Windows Ink(Active), Stylus not included, No Optical Drive

Dell XPS 13 9360 Laptop - 13.3" Anti-Glare InfinityEdge TouchScreen FHD (1920x1080), Intel Core i5-7200U, 256GB NVME PCIe M.2 SSD, 8GB RAM, Backlit Keyboard, Windows 10 - Silver

HP Pavilion X360 15.6’’ 2-in-1 Touchscreen FHD (1920x1080) IPS Laptop PC/Tablet, Intel i5-7200U, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 128GB SSD, B&O Play, Bluetooth, Stylus Pen Included, Windows 10, Customize Hybrid Drive

2-in-1 Convertible 360° flip-and-fold design, 15.6’’ Touchscreen Full HD IPS UWVA WLED-backlit (1920x1080) Display, Stylus Pen included, Compatible with Microsoft Ink

Newest Acer Aspire 5 A515 15.6-inch FHD(1920x1080) Display Laptop PC, 7th Gen Intel Dual Core i3-7100U 2.4GHz Processor, 8GB DDR4 SDRAM, 1TB HDD, 802.11ac WiFi, HDMI, Webcam, Windows 10

802.11ac Wi-Fi (dual-band 2.4GHz and 5GHz), 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet LAN (RJ-45 port),1x USB 3.0, 2 x USB 2.0, 1x HDMI, headphone/speaker/line-out jack

Windows 10 brings back the Start Menu from Windows 7 and introduces new features, like the Edge Web browser that lets you markup Web pages on your screen, Up to 6.5 battery life, Color: Black

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When all is said and done, however, the best laptops come down to each individual"s needs. While it may seem like a 15 vs 17-inch laptop is the same, the truth is there are countless different features, components, and specifications to consider when buying a computer. And while they do come outfitted with a wide range of perks from resolution to graphics cards, you should make sure these components will be effective for your needs before taking the plunge.

For example, if you need a laptop that moves with you from place to place often, then portability is likely the most important factor. This means you"ll want something small and light for easy transport. On the other hand, if your needs are more demanding, say getting work done or heavy programs like video editing software, then performance becomes a priority. In this case, a laptop with a good graphics card and higher storage might serve you better. But perhaps you need your laptop for something more casual like watching movies or playing games. If so, then perks like display resolution come into play as well as other features that cater to those interests.

Whether you"re looking for a powerful processor or graphics card, high-resolution display, super-fast storage drive -- or just a great deal -- there"s sure to be a Lenovo 15-inch laptop that meets your needs.

The 10.1 inch HD LED display comes with Full HD 1080p support, the HDMI screen delivers spectacular image quality. The on-screen vibrancy is contrasted by the vortex pattern on the pedestal. it uses the VESA wall mount pattern, easily mount your LED monitor on the wall in a manner that is both aesthetically pleasing and conveniently practical. You will be able to save sample space and view the screen in a position that affords the greatest visibility possible. IPS provides advanced in-plane switching technology for premium color performance at any viewing angle. With Flicker-less technology say goodbye to annoying screen flickering, and with a blue light filter, you’re shielded from eye-straining blue light.

However, finding the best cheap monitors isn"t easy, whether you"re looking for a gaming monitor or a work-from-home display. There are somany aspects to consider, including brightness, color quality, resolution, size, refresh rates and more! Taking all of these factors into consideration, we"ve rounded up a list of the best cheap monitors you can buy.

The SE2416HX is the best cheap monitor from Dell. It has an attractive price for a 24-inch display. Viewing angles are quite good; thanks to an IPS panel. Its color accuracy is solid (0.11) -- if not the best we’ve seen -- and its 108% of the sRGB color gamut is in the middle of the pack.

In this price range, expect screens that are less than 30 inches and have 1080p (1920 x 1080) resolution, but not higher. Some of the budget monitors we looked at use IPS display technology, but the majority use the older TN panels, which often suffer from narrower viewing angles and less accurate color. You’ll also give up conveniences like built-in USB connections, faster refresh rates and height-adjustable stands.

You"ll also want to consider resolution, which refers to the number of horizontal and vertical pixels -- the higher the number, the sharper your display will be. However, when it comes to cheap monitors, it"s not likely that you"ll get anything higher than 1080p resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). The bigger your screen gets, the higher the resolution should be. For example, a 1080p monitor might be fine on a 24-inch monitor, but not so much on a 27-inch monitor because it would have to "stretch" itself to fit more screen real estate.