Tim Danton

It lacks high-end frills, but this is a top-quality USB-C monitor that’s ideal for home and office workers.

A high-quality business monitor that’s packed with features designed to make your working life easier.

Supreme battery life lifts this speedy laptop from the rest, even if it won’t set pulses racing.

An elegant, easy-to-manage laptop that’s packed with quality, but be careful when specifying the screen.

A dinky portable keyboard that compares well with the Logitech MX Keys Mini for both feel and price.

A high-quality keyboard that should give many years of service, justifying the high asking price.

It’s not cheap, but if you need accurate colors on the move then this portable OLED monitor is a great buy.

A clever solution for people who are constantly in video meetings and need to switch between phone and laptop.

A slick, powerful laptop that’s well suited to creative tasks, but make sure you buy the version with a 3D screen.

Color coverage isn’t a strength, but this 15.6in portable monitor is a solid performer for a fine price.

Bulky and expensive, but a great buy if you need a mobile powerhouse for gaming or creative tasks.

A versatile 27in 1080p docking monitor that includes wired networking and a high-quality panel.

A compact travel keyboard that lacks frills but is great to type on and is well priced.

Don’t expect anything radical, but this is a handy enhancement for inveterate note-takers

This 32:9 monitor might just transform how you work, as it should when Philips is asking so much for it

A standout monitor for its “smart” TV and gaming features, its hardware calibration and its price.

Another solid 34in curved widescreen, but it’s made to look expensive by the AOC.

A low-energy, no-frills 27in IPS panel that delivers solid image quality.

Quality never comes cheap, and that’s emphasized here – but if you can find the money, it’s a terrific monitor.

A fantastic investment for creative studios thanks to the trust you can have in its long-term color accuracy.

A unique mix of features and keen price make this Macfriendly display a good option.

A mobile workstation in disguise, this is a great alternative to far more expensive “pro” machines.

A stripped-down USB docking monitor, but its sibling is a better option.

If you don’t care about USB-C but relish 4K levels of detail, this is the monitor for you.

Not the punchiest of panels, but the VG3456C wins for style and covers most bases.