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The Surface Pro (2017) and Surface Pro 6 both have all the tools necessary to be your number one device, including a beautiful 12.3-inch
But that doesn't mean you won't be setting up a workspace at home or the office
Note that you may need an adapter to connect some of these monitors to your Pro, which uses a Mini DisplayPort for video out.Great
multipurpose option:Dell UltraSharp U2719DEditor's pickDell's U2719D 27-inch monitor has a 2560x1440 resolution and IPS panel for a
stunning picture, and its lack of bezel makes it seem like the picture reaches edge to edge
Connect with HDMI or DisplayPort, take advantage of five USB-A 3.0 ports, and mount the monitor easily thanks to VESA compatibility
$400 at AmazonView DealSave space and money:AOC 22V2HStaff budget choiceDon't have much room on your desk? This 21.5-inch AOC monitor has a
1080p display with IPS panel 5ms response time and 75Hz refresh rate
There's almost no bezel at all, and the body is about as thin as can be
The stand allows you to adjust the tilt, and you can connect with HDMI and VGA ports
$97 at AmazonView DealStunning 4K:HP Z274K monitors are an excellent investment in the future, and HP's Z27 is one of the best around
It has a minimal bezel around the 27-inch display, color reproduction is nearly perfect, and the adjustable stand lets you get the proper
Connect with HDMI, DisplayPort, or USB-C, and take advantage of a three-year warranty
$539 at HPView DealUltrawide picture:LG 25UM58-PFor getting more done at once, this 25-inch ultrawide monitor from LG allows you to split
the screen up to four times
It has a resolution of 2560x1080 with a 21:9 aspect ratio, an IPS panel, and two HDMI ports for connecting two PCs at once
Enjoy a refresh rate of 60Hz and 99% sRGB color reproduction
$159 at AmazonView DealPro 4K HDR:BenQ PD2720UWith accurate color reproduction across sRGB, AdobeRGB, and DCI-P3 right out of the box, a ton
of ports, and a crisp 4K display, the BenQ PD2720U is a great choice for your next 27-inch professional monitor
It's also complete with HDR10, and you can use HDMI, DisplayPort, or Thunderbolt 3 to connect
$1,100 at AmazonView DealBudget 27-inch:BenQ PD2700QA 27-inch monitor is a right size for a lot of people, but the higher price can be
BenQ's PD2700Q tries to narrow the gap, bringing a 1440p IPS display with perfect sRGB color reproduction
It's stocked with features designers will love, and you can connect with DisplayPort, HDMI, and Mini DisplayPort
$319 at AmazonView Deal16:10 aspect ratio:Dell UltraSharp U2415If you love Dell's UltraSharp lineup but don't need a huge monitor, there
You still get almost no bezel at all, a stand that can be adjusted for tilt, swivel, and pivot, and VESA compatibility
Connect to this 1200p display (16:10 aspect ratio) with HDMI or DisplayPort and enjoy near-perfect sRGB color reproduction
$285 at DellView DealPortable display:ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16APThe Surface Pro is portable by design, so you might be looking for an extra
display that can tag along
The ASUS ZenScreen GO brings a 15.6-inch IPS screen that weighs just 1.87 pounds and is just 0.3 inches thick
It comes with a kickstand cover, a built-in battery that lasts up to four hours, and USB-C connectivity
$230 at AmazonView DealAny of the monitors in this roundup can make an ideal addition to your Surface Pro, but there are a couple that we
recommend.Dell's 27-inch UltraSharp U2719D brings a high resolution, beautiful build quality, and a ton of ports to the table, making it
the best all-around pick for most people
Keep it on the adjustable stand or mount it on the wall to save space on your desk
It's not the cheapest option in this roundup
Still, Dell doesn't mess around with its monitors, and you should be pleased with the display no matter what you use it for.If 27 inches is
a bit too big, and you don't want to spend hundreds of dollars, the 22-inch AOC 22V2H makes a better choice
It's inexpensive, it has a 1080p IPS panel, and the bezel is about as thin as can be
The stand can be adjusted for tilt, and it includes AMD FreeSync support if you have a secondary gaming PC with AMD hardware.
