A colorful, sharp and fast monitor that's good for movies and games. But you may need extra power.

Integrated Metal Kickstand: Unlike monitors that use origami folding covers that can be flimsy, the Z3FC has a built-in metal leg that allows for stepless adjustment up to 80 degrees and supports both landscape and portrait modes.

At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Attractive and sturdy design ・Bundled display hood and remote ・Built-in automatic hardware image calibration, brightness adjustments ・USB-C hub includes Ethernet ・Great color gamut and accuracy Cons ・Limited contrast ratio ・HDR is supported,

This lovely dual-screen device has everything you need, and maybe even more.

The Dell UltraSharp 52 U5226KW was purpose-built to replace multi-monitor setups for ultimate productivity and connectivity, and it does this in spades.

Our hands-on Alogic Edge 40-inch Ultrawide 5K2K monitor review finds it a great display alternative for Mac users.

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The Innocn 27M2V beats expectations with top-tier scores in color gamut, contrast, and brightness, yet undercuts competitors on price. Innocn has risen to relevance with aggressively priced displays that frequently undercut competitors on Amazon.

The Fopo S17 triple monitor can give you two more screens for your MacBook on the go — but be aware of its downsides. Due to its portability, the Fopo S17 could be a practical device for MacBook users who need more screen space wherever they go.

The NexiGo monitor rocks a familiar, inoffensive design, with three thin matte black bezels wrapping the left, right, and top edges of the 17.3-inch full HD (1,920-by-1,080-pixel) display. On the monitor's left flank you'll find USB-C and HDMI 2.0 ports ...

The Secretlab Heavy Duty Monitor Arm has one of the most pleasingly to-the-point names of any product I've reviewed in some time. Ok, technically it's actually called the Secretlab Magnus Monitor Arm (Heavy Duty Edition) but really there's only one name ...