Monitors

A 14.3 mm portable monitor with a built-in rotating stand and a bright, sharp picture that he loved.

A touch-screen whiteboard on wheels that the team uses for planning and collaboration; the 55-inch suited the room better than the 86-inch.

A welcome replacement for the Pro Display XDR with 120Hz, mini LED and a bundled stand, though the 27-inch size leaves a gap for larger scr…

Barely updated after four years and still 60Hz at $1,600, so he suggests buying the old model for half the price.

Delivers on its promise with one cable, but the screens are basic and it is too niche for him to use.

Adjustable stand but dimmer, with worse colour than the cheaper ASUS.

Sturdier, brighter and cheaper than the Amazon Basics monitor.

A great display he already knows and will keep using rather than swallow another bill.

Swapping the stands for these arms adds flexibility, saves desk space and helped the cable management.

The 40-inch curved 5K 120Hz Dell screens are as good as the spec suggests and he has zero regrets.

The centrepiece of the setup: good for his eyes, neck and productivity, with one-cable Thunderbolt 4 convenience.

A £40 curved monitor that turned out surprisingly big, but its colours, contrast and frame rate were clearly worse than the pro setup.

3D was a flop, but its ability to give two players separate full-screen images was a feature he thinks could be huge today.

Sharp and colourful, but needs power and is bulky, so it's good in concept but impractical; he gave it 6 out of 10.

A very thin 1080p portable display that feels premium, with an aluminium and glass shell.

A well-thought-out 5K display that could be the easy-to-recommend compromise for Apple fans.

Like three monitors in one, with a curve that is actually useful for wrapping around you.

Turns an ordinary laptop into a triple-screen setup using just two USB cables, and he ranked it number one.

Wireless touchscreen phone monitor he could not fully test as his unit was pre-production.

The fastest, snappiest wireless screen projection he has used, despite the faff of a transmitter and receiver.

The best portable phone monitor he has shown, slim with a great stand and touchscreen, but dim with no battery.

A portable 1080p display powered by the phone with one cable, useful for desktop mode or watching Netflix on the go.