Dell UltraSharp U2723QE (or successor)
A 27-inch 4K monitor with a USB-C hub and good colour reproduction. One of the most common recommendations for work monitors.
Best for: Buyers who want an all-round monitor for office work
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Office chairs, monitors, desks and accessories for a home office that holds up for eight hours a day.
Remote work has become a permanent part of working life for many people, but far from everyone has a workspace that works. A kitchen chair and a laptop on the coffee table give you neck and back pain within weeks. A well-planned home office does not have to cost a fortune – but it does require prioritising the right things.
Our rule of thumb: spend on the chair and the monitor first. They are what you use all day. Next come a height-adjustable desk, lighting, webcam and audio. In our guides we explain what is worth paying extra for, and when second-hand is the smartest option.
If your work causes you physical problems, talk to occupational health or your employer. Many employers pay for or contribute to equipment. Our guides contain affiliate links.
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A 27-inch 4K monitor with a USB-C hub and good colour reproduction. One of the most common recommendations for work monitors.
Best for: Buyers who want an all-round monitor for office work
One of the most widely used ergonomic chairs on the market. Known for its backrest mechanism that follows the spine.
Best for: Those who sit many hours and want maximum adjustability
An iconic mesh chair with good ventilation and several sizes. Often the reference point in ergonomics discussions.
Best for: Those who run hot and want a chair with a long lifespan
A 34-inch curved ultrawide with USB-C, for those who want a large workspace without dual monitors.
Best for: Anyone working with many windows who wants to skip dual monitors
A Norwegian quality brand focused on ergonomics and durability. Common in Swedish offices and often available second-hand.
Best for: Buyers who want a professional-grade chair
A 27-inch 4K monitor for designers and creators with a focus on colour accuracy and USB-C.
Best for: Photographers, designers and creators
A near-square 16:18 monitor that effectively replaces two stacked 21-inch screens. Good for coding, documents and spreadsheets.
Best for: Developers and office workers with many windows
An affordable office chair with a high back and mesh backrest. A common starting point for a home office.
Best for: Buyers who want an affordable chair for ordinary home office work
Which office chair is worth the money? We compare IKEA Markus, HÅG, Steelcase and Herman Miller and explain adjustments, fit and why second-hand is often smartest.
Which monitor should you get for your home office? We compare Dell UltraSharp, BenQ PD and LG DualUp and explain resolution, size, USB-C and ergonomics.