Best budget-friendly PC monitors available for Best Buy pickup

Best Budget PC Monitors Available for Best Buy Curb-Side Pickup Windows Central 2020

Should you be working from home and need to get a home office setup promptly, you’ll likely need a monitor or two. We’ve rounded up some excellent budget-friendly monitors available at Best Buy you can pick up. These are great for getting online and remaining sane while stuck at home.

Staff Pick

Right here, you get a 1ms response time, a fast 70Hz refresh rate, an excellent looking panel, and a fantastic price. What’s not to love?

$180 at Best Buy

Typically, gaming monitors cost far more than your traditional standard panels since you need fast response times, high refresh rates, synchronization tech, and more. Not this ASUS monitor, though. It has it where it counts, including price.

$170 at Best Buy

HP makes some excellent high-end monitors, but the company also came out with the 21-inch KD, a budget-friendly option that costs way less than anything else in our collection. If you need the most affordable screen for your PC, this is it.

$100 at Best Buy

This 27-inch monitor from Acer may not have the faster response time nor the highest refresh rate, but it’s large, good-looking, and has a max brightness of around 300 cd/m².

$200 at Best Buy

Picking the right monitor for your PC

When looking at more affordable PC monitors, you won’t need to worry too much about resolutions and whatnot, since the vast majority of these budget-friendly screens will be 1080p (or Full HD). 1080p is ideal for a home office, whether it’s temporary or a new permanent home fixture.

All of the monitors in our collection would fit this bill, but if we were to recommend one, it would be the BenQ RL2455TS. It has a 1ms response time and 70Hz refresh rate for smoother gaming and productivity.

If you won’t be working from home for very long once this virus has been dealt with, the HP 21KD may be a better option as it’s more affordable and still retains some of the features that make for a good home office PC monitor. You’ll still get a response time of 5ms and refresh rate of 60Hz at 1080p. Not bad for $100.

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