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Home office

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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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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Coming guides

  • Best office chair
  • Best monitor for your home office
  • Best standing desk
  • Best webcam for remote meetings
  • Best docking station
  • Ergonomics: how to set up your workspace