All three of HP’s commercial displays come with IPS panels and ergonomics for height adjustment, tilt, swivel, and pivot, along with HP Eye Ease to filter out blue light. The touchscreen panel ...

The 60Hz refresh rate could be better, and height adjustment to go along with the tilt and swivel functions wouldn’t hurt, but if you’re set on an HP to expand on a laptop for video editing ...

The HP X24ih monitor supports a maximum refresh rate of 144Hz, so you can rely on it to keep up with your graphics card. AdaptiveSync technology synchronises its refresh rate with your GPU to ...

Then there is the HP 24mh, which packs 2-watt speakers; a stand with height, tilt, and pivot control; and a DisplayPort connector. The VH240a has all these features except for the DisplayPort input.

The HP E45c G5 has a 45.5-inch (measured diagonally) vertical alignment (VA) screen with 5,120-by-1,440-pixel native resolution—the equivalent of two 24-inch QHD (2,560-by-1,440-pixel) monitors ...