Sub £100 22" monitor recommendations please

[danski]

Hello, apologies if there is a thread for this. I couldn't see one.

As the title says.

It's not for anything special like gaming etc. Gf wants a second screen for Macbook (thunderbolt or HDMI connection) so she can see her reading list/references while writing essays.

Obviously better quality would be preferable but understand for under £100...

Ta

 

[magneze]

Iiyama looks to be in that range for 22".

 

[Throbbing Angel]

Found this on HUKD danski
£90! And I think John Lewis still do 2 years warranty

Lenovo L24e-30 Full HD Gaming Monitor, 23.8" £89.99 @ John Lewis | hotukdeals

www.hotukdeals.com

 

[Throbbing Angel]

Found this on HUKD danski
£90! And I think John Lewis still do 2 years warranty

Lenovo L24e-30 Full HD Gaming Monitor, 23.8" £89.99 @ John Lewis | hotukdeals

www.hotukdeals.com

Bollocks, OOS online

Dunno where you live but there's one in stock in Southampton

 

[danski]

Found this on HUKD danski
£90! And I think John Lewis still do 2 years warranty

Lenovo L24e-30 Full HD Gaming Monitor, 23.8" £89.99 @ John Lewis | hotukdeals

www.hotukdeals.com

Cheers but only one available in Southampton, none for delivery.


ha, jinx!

 

[danski]

Can get the 22" version for £80 which would be a better size for her desk

 

[Throbbing Angel]

Can get the 22" version for £80 which would be a better size for her desk

 

[danski]

But for £89 is this

1634062-iiyama-prolite-x2283hsu-b1-21-5-full-hd-va-75hz-1ms-monitor-x2283hsu-b1​

 

[skyscraper101]

Jumping on this thread because I'm looking for a 24" monitor for my macbook air.

Question - is it worth getting something with USB-C to cut down on all the cable spaghetti? I'm thinking to get something like this which seems to support displayport and has integrated speakers/webcam (which I know will be basic but I just need functional tbh). Is this any good anyone?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B5PM6J62/