Recommend 27 Monitor

fjh

My IMAC is playing up and as its a 2012 edition and I have already spent @£200 having it fixed but still having problems looking to use my 2018 MacbookAir as main computer but link it to a 27 inch monitor.
Main use- Spreadsheets, internet and Nextflix.
Hoping to Sell iMac which has SSD + 16GB RAM.
Lots of choice hence ask for recommendations- budget £200.
Thanks 

HereToday

Not really that much choice at your price point: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lenovo-L28u-30-Inch-Monitor-Panel/dp/B084XR8RPB/ref=psdc_428652031_t3_B07R9M25CT

https://www.lenovo.com/gb/en/accessories-and-monitors/monitors/home/L28u-30C19280DL028inch-MonitorHDMI/p/65FAGAC2UK

WaywardDriver

I've been impressed with my HP 24" monitor @ £120. Amazon lists several HP 27" fitting your budget. 

Doshwaster

Depends on the resolution you want/need. 1080 dpi 27" monitors are as cheap as chips now but for Quad HD you'll have to go over £200. 

[Deleted User]

Above suggestions are ok, I also have HP monitors - I have 2x the 24" version of this one and have been using for over a year, really good.

https://store.hp.com/UKStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=2XN62AA&opt=ABU&sel=MTO

One thing worth mentioning though is your ports on the Macbook Air - I'm fairly sure it doesn't have native HDMI / displayport so just check, you will probably need either a USB-C or Thunderbolt to HDMI/ Display port adaptor as required by the monitor you choose - just check and research that before as there will be some extra spend involved.

dogmaryxx

Just over £90 total cost at the moment.  Retails new £300 on Amazon

https://www.johnpyeauctions.co.uk/lot_details.asp?l=2&lotid=7494433&pageno

fjh

[Deleted User] said:

Above suggestions are ok, I also have HP monitors - I have 2x the 24" version of this one and have been using for over a year, really good.

https://store.hp.com/UKStore/Merch/Product.aspx?id=2XN62AA&opt=ABU&sel=MTO

One thing worth mentioning though is your ports on the Macbook Air - I'm fairly sure it doesn't have native HDMI / displayport so just check, you will probably need either a USB-C or Thunderbolt to HDMI/ Display port adaptor as required by the monitor you choose - just check and research that before as there will be some extra spend involved.

Yes - MacBook Air only has two USBC ports  nothing else .
thinking 24 inch may be ok - it’s clarity that will have my priority - for spreadsheets, email , watching Netflix.

thanks 

Elmer_BeFuddled

I'd say look at Asus

dogmaryxx

dogmaryxx said:

Just over £90 total cost at the moment.  Retails new £300 on Amazon

https://www.johnpyeauctions.co.uk/lot_details.asp?l=2&lotid=7494433&pageno

SOLD for £197.40 just under your budget. 

getmore4less

A bit over your budget at £257 on amazon 

with USB-C which can keep your Air charged and give extra connectivity


Lenovo Q27h-10

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Lenovo-Q27h-10-27-inch-Backlit-Computer/dp/B08CNMCFY2