The best PC monitors of 2024: Prime Day deals on office and gaming screens

If you’re not a gamer don’t be put off by the name of this one. It’s the Dell G3223Q - a remarkable 32-inch IPS monitor that boasts a huge 4K UHD resolution of 3840x2160.

This monitor is particularly versatile, with a 144Hz refresh rate that makes for incredibly smooth viewing experiences, whether you're editing videos, working with high-resolution images, or enjoying multimedia. The 95% DCI-P3 and DisplayHDR 600 deliver accurate and vibrant colours too.

A resolution as high as 4K on a 32-inch screen with a 1ms response time and AMD Freesync means that this looks stunning and titter-free no matter what you have on it. And then there's the over one billion colour palette thanks to HDR. Ports options are good too, including HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, and USB 3.2. As monitors go, this is a comprehensively specced superstar.

For an affordable full-HD monitor without compromising on quality, KOORUI's 27-inch FHD Monitor is incredible value for money. This upcoming brand has wowed us with its combinations of feature set and panel quality before, but this one has set the bar even higher.

It's a VA panel, so you can't expect crystal clear motion clarity that you might find on more premium offerings, but just look at what else KOORI has in store: a respectable 5ms response time, 75hz screen refresh rate; Eye Care features and more.

The KOORUI's 27-inch screen, full-HD quality and decent refresh rate make the KOORUI a truly phenomenal monitor under £200, especially for those on a budget.

Read our full KOORUI 27N1 Monitor review

This one is fairly and squarely aimed at those who want a wider screen than usual for work. Perfect for tackling large workloads, piling documents and lengthy spreadsheets - the Lenovo L29w-30's ultrawide design ensures that those looking to multitask can do so, and how.

Designed well, with thin bezels that will make having two or more screens look more seamless, Lenovo's L29w-30 is practical and perfect for design work. It is however only a 75Hz display, but this is mitigated by the sheer size of the IPS panel.

It's also a flicker-free model with low blue light output for easy long-term viewing. The Lenovo L29w-30 is without question one of the best ultrawide monitors that can handle a wide range of content in style.

4K monitors have definitely come a long way over the past few years, we're seeing a lot more options that don't have to sacrifice refresh rate to deliver smooth visuals. The ASUS ROG Strix XG32 continues this trend.

We love the ASUS ROG Strix as a gaming or professional-use PC monitor. Why? Because it's 4K, it's the right size for most systems and desk spaces, and it runs at 145hz, which means it'll handle all types of game or video playback extremely well. HDR and a 90% DCI-P3 professional colour gamut also mean designers and creatives will love this one too.

Colourful, sharp and smooth, the ASUS ROG Strix is well-sized, and designed for comfortable use on most desks, but its price should be noted by monitor shoppers. This is, without question, a very high-end monitor, with a price to reflect that - at nearly £1,000, you'll be spending a lot of money which would otherwise go towards a PC build or brand-new laptop. For most, this 4K monitor is excessive, but for precise, jaw-dropping visuals, you cannot do better than the ASUS ROG Strix.

The AOC 27B3CF2 is a versatile 27-inch monitor with a great combination of features that make it a suitable option for general use and office work.

This is a flicker-free 75hz monitor with a blue light filter, so it will clearly appeal to anyone who spends long hours working on spreadsheets or scrolling through social media. The viewing angle is excellent, too, at 178 degrees.

Your input options are a little limited though, with HDMI and VGA ports - the latter being handy for those using older systems. Elsewhere, the slim design and adjustable stand offer both comfort and a no-nonsense style, making it a great addition to any home office setup. Ideal for professionals and casual users alike, the AOC 27B3CF2 is a reliable choice for anyone seeking a blend of performance and value.

This CHiQ 22F650 might only be a 22-inch monitor, but it that excels in delivering crisp visuals for everyday computing tasks. Its Full HD resolution and refresh rate of 100 Hz provide a solid viewing experience.

Alongside that 100Hz refresh rate is AMD Freesync for tear-free on-screen motion too - not to mention a 99% sRGB colour accuracy. All in all that's an impressive feature list for a monitor this size.

We particularly like the slim low-profile design here, allowing the CHiQ 22F650 to fit into tight spaces and blend into any workspace. Connections are limited, but the single HDMI port is accompanied by a VGA port for hooking it up to older computers. This is an excellent all-rounder for those who need less screen space and more practicality.

An undisputed champion of the 1440p monitor scene, the ASUS TUF Gaming 27-inch 1440P Monitor is a true example of a seriously cutting-edge QHD 1440p monitor. It's a fantastic choice for those who appreciate detailed and vibrant gaming visuals at the most commonly used resolutions, but also for everyday uses.

This screen size strikes a perfect balance between size and feature set, offering ample space for multitasking without overwhelming your desk. With a brilliant refresh rate of 165Hz, it delivers smooth on-screen motion, making it ideal for fast-paced action.

Connectivity-wise, this model comes equipped with a variety of ports - including HDMI and DisplayPort, ensuring easy connectivity to your devices. That said, there is no USB-C here - so if you want power delivery or daisy-chaining other monitors you'll need to look elsewhere. Its ergonomic design allows for tilt, swivel, and height adjustments, making it comfortable to use. Whether you're editing video or browsing the web, this monitor is a solid performer that won't disappoint.

An undisputed champion of the curved monitor scene, Samsung's Odyssey G9 is a true example of a seriously cutting-edge monitor that is perfect for multitasking, watching movies, and especially some gaming. And a lot of that is down to the stunning OLED panel - a step up from the previous QLED version.

One additional benefit of the G9 is the super-slick 240Hz refresh rate. With the blistering 0.03ms response time, your reactions will only be matched by the sheer scope of your panoramic field of view. The G9 is also an HDR monitor and Smart TV. That means you'll have excellent colour range, contrast and black levels, which are perfect for video and photography editing; and after work, you can watch your favourite streaming shows.

Our only major issue is, of course, the price. At well over £1000, this certainly isn't a budget option - but given that it's essentially two screens in one, pixel-for-pixel, but without the intrusive bezels down the middle, we think it's a seriously impressive option. For gamers who have snagged themselves a mighty PS5, the Samsung Odyssey G9 is perhaps one of the best monitors for the PS5 right now for the ultimate immersion.

Designers and creative workers need a large, reliable monitor that'll be easy on the eyes with above-par colour accuracy, and If that's you, you won't go wrong with the ASUS ProArt Display PA329CV.

The run-down of colour standards supported here is staggering. If you're a photo or video editor, or graphic designer, you can rely on Calman Verification to deliver superb colour accuracy and industry-standard 100% sRGB and 100% Rec. 709 colour gamut.

It's also packed with a huge array of ports and ASUS's own Ultra-low Blue Light technology to protect your eyes. Your designs and projects are going to look inspiring on this beautiful display. For an excellent monitor for photo editing, the ASUS ProArt PA329CVmonitor is unbeatable.

Avoid cluttering your desk with multi-monitor setups and snag yourself an all-in-one gargantuan 43-inch monitor worth investing in.

Philips' staggering 43-inch monitor has a bit of everything you'll want from a fully-fledged PC setup; a fantastic range of ports for multiple device connectivity, a visually breathtaking array of filter modes, multi-viewing options and HDR to pair with the 439P1's magnificent 4K screen.

You could certainly get plenty of gaming out of the Philips 439P1's 43-inch 4K display, despite its standard 60Hz refresh rate, but to get the most out of this monitor - you'll find graphic design, studying or working from home to be the ultimate use of the 439P1 monitor.

An excellent monitor deal on some spectacular tech, the Philips 439P1 is a remarkably good bargain.