![]() MacBooks with USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 connections will require an adapter or cable with conversion built-in because they won't have a dedicated display port. Got a Mac? If it's an old MacBook Pro and has an HDMI port, or an iMac or Mac Mini, you won't have a problem. But in that case, you should ensure the mount screws on the back of the monitor match yours: The bulk of these have 100-by-100-mm mounts, though in some cases, they have 200x200, 75x75 or don't support a VESA mount at all. ![]() The stand might not be an issue if you're planning to use the VESA mount to put it on a wall or arm. Make sure it's not missing items that would drive the price above that "cheap monitor" threshold, like a stand or appropriate cables. Despite this, it's still possible to find affordable monitors that will meet your needs without breaking the bank.īefore you dig in, there are a few things to keep in mind: When buying a budget monitor, you should absolutely check out the listing of what's in the box. It's not unusual now for a below-average 24-inch monitor to cost upwards of $150. We're past the monitor shortages experienced at the start of the pandemic when so many people started to work from home, but I'm now seeing a rise in prices that's likely due to lingering pandemic-related shipping delays. ![]() Shopping for a new monitor on a tight budget is difficult.
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