There’s no denying that there is a hugely competitive market out there when it comes to monitors. Whether you’re looking for something for productivity, gaming, photo and art editing, business or general use, there are now more options than ever vying for your attention. The competition is no bad thing, however, because it has pushed designers to produce a greater range of monitors packed full of genuinely useful features.
It has also meant that monitors now have more specific niches and categories they fall into – the best monitors for photo editing, for example, may not have the same features as the ones you’d use for your spreadsheets or even your gaming. In the history of home computing, this is a relatively new development, but a very welcome one.
