Adding one of our picks for best touchscreen monitors to your office can turn your desktop PC or non-touch Ultrabook into a versatile machine. The market for touch monitors isn't huge, but we've rounded up some of the top options available now.
Dell's P2418HT 24-inch monitor has an articulating stand that allows the screen to lie down at a 60-degree angle for easier touch input. It has an IPS panel for wide viewing angles, its 1920x1080 (FHD) resolution is perfect for productivity work, and you can connect your PC with HDMI, VGA, or DisplayPort. This is a well-built monitor with a stellar display, perfect for just about any environment where touch is needed.
If you're often on the run and can't lug a full-size external touch monitor with you, the 15.6-inch FHD ASUS ZenScreen should do the trick. It has a folding case that doubles as a stand, so it's ready to go whenever you need it, and it connects with USB-C or micro-HDMI. Built-in speakers are included, and there's even a battery inside that will be a huge help when there's no outlet nearby.
Planar's Helium touch display is sized at 22 inches, making it easy to set up as a secondary display for a desktop PC or laptop. It has an FHD resolution, its stand allows it to lie completely flat, and it has built-in speakers for a bit of audio. Connect with HDMI, DisplayPort, or VGA. Coming in significantly cheaper than other options, this is no doubt an attractive option.
This 23.8-inch touch display has an FHD resolution and IPS panel for wide viewing angles. Its dual-hinge stand gives you plenty of ergonomic options, and dual 2W speakers on the back offer some sound without the need for headphones or other speakers. Ports include USB-C, HDMI, VGA, and two USB-A.
Don't want to look at an FHD resolution in your new touch monitor? This 27-inch Acer touch display has a 2560x1440 (QHD) resolution for a much crisper picture. Tilt ranges from 30 to 80 degrees for a more comfortable touch experience, and the panel provides wide viewing angles.
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Adding a touch monitor to your laptop or PC adds a whole other way to interact with Windows, and any of the options above will fulfill the same essential role. However, you might be wondering where to start.
The 24-inch Dell P2418HT is built to a high standard with an articulating stand, allowing the screen to sit at a 60-degree angle for smooth touch input. There's almost no bezel around three sides, so it should be no problem positioning this in tandem with other monitors. The IPS panel provides wide viewing angles if you're collaborating, and the FHD resolution looks great at this size. Plenty of ports, including HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA, and USB-A, make it easy to connect.
Are you looking for something you can take with you to use with the best Windows laptops? The ASUS ZenScreen is a 15.6-inch portable display with a built-in cover and stand, speakers, and 7,800mAh battery for use when there's no outlet nearby. Connect with USB-C or micro-HDMI, and enjoy an FHD resolution with solid color and contrast.
Be sure to check out our collection of the best computer monitors for more great non-touch options.
