“Before I was swapping between screens on my MacBook Air 13-inch screen, and now, I have everything in one place,” Andrew Swiler, founder of Answer Maniac, says. 

Its curved, 21-inch screen gives you a wider view that makes it easy to jump between tasks while still keeping everything visible on the screen. Plus, it features a 100Hz refresh rate so it can keep up with work tasks first, then streaming and gaming later.

“Going from a single laptop screen to one of these larger screens is like going from a twin bed to a king bed: You can't believe you ever lived without all this space,” Swiler says.

“For a CEO who is constantly moving between deep-focus work and collaborative sessions, my secret weapon is the ThinkVision 14-inch Portable Monitor,” Garret Yamasaki, CEO of WeLoveDoodles, says. 
“As a former engineer, I value precision,” says Yamasaki. He says its 2.8K OLED display delivers “exceptional color accuracy and contrast for reviewing designs and data.” 
But, what really sets this monitor apart is its power and versatility: “It’s the perfect blend of pro-grade performance and unparalleled portability,” Yamasaki adds. 
“A single USB-C cable from my laptop powers it and handles data, creating an instant, clutter-free dual-screen setup at my home office, a coffee shop, or even beside my doodle Kona in the backyard,” Yamasaki says.

“As a registered dietitian nutritionist who works telehealth and the CEO of SunBright Wellness, I spend long hours working on the computer, making eye health and visual comfort a top priority,” Dani Dominguez says. “One monitor I rely on for eye health is the BenQ Eye-Care Home Office Monitor.”

“It uses IPS (In-Plane Switching) technology, which maintains consistent brightness, color, and contrast across wide viewing angles,” Dominguez says. 

For her, these features “reduce eye fatigue and allow me to work comfortably for long periods of time,” Dominguez says. It also takes eye health up a notch with a “flicker-free panel and built-in eye-protection technology, which helps minimize visual strain during extended workdays.”

“The ASUS ProArt monitor is another excellent option for CEOs who spend long hours on detailed work,” Dominguez says, particularly when it comes to eye health. 

To make long workdays easier on your eyes, “it features IPS technology with excellent text clarity, along with flicker-free and low blue light settings,” he says. “It’s ideal for long reading sessions, document review, and color-sensitive work.”

“One standout feature is its ability to pivot 90 degrees for vertical viewing,” Dominguez adds. He says that makes it ideal for WFHers looking for some flexibility when “reviewing reports, reading research, and managing multi-task workflows.”

“As a CEO working from home, the Dell 27-inch UltraSharp 4K USD monitor has been the most reliable second screen I have used,” says Chris M. Walker, founder of Legiit and SuperstarSEO Agency. “The 4K resolution delivers crisp detail that makes multitasking effortless, whether I’m reviewing financial models or managing creative projects. It’s a screen that’s built for long hours of leadership work.”

What really stands out to Walker is the size of the monitor and its base that helps keep work areas clean and clutter-free.

“Its compact design fits neatly into a home office setup without overwhelming the space, and the USB-C connectivity simplifies cable management,” Walker says, making linking devices seamless and easy.

“As a WFH exec, I love the ASUS 16-inch ZenScreen because it gives me a real second screen without permanently taking over my desk,” says Gregory Lee, COO of Spot Easy. 

At just 1.7 pounds and 0.3 inches thick, its compact, portable design makes this monitor a standout for Lee and easy to travel with. 

“It’s lightweight, runs off a single USB-C cable, and is perfect for keeping Slack and email open while I’m in docs, spreadsheets, or back-to-back calls,” he says. 

Thanks to its easily-put-away design, this monitor’s a great choice if your WFH setup is a shared surface, like a kitchen table.

“The included cover doubles as a stand, so it sets up fast and packs away cleanly—exactly what you want when your 'office' has to flex day to day,” Lee says.

If you’re going to go big, go big: LG’s 34-inch UltraWide computer monitor has “been a total game changer for my work-from-home setup,” says Dr. Simran Malhotra, founder of Wellness By LifestyleMD. 

“As a physician entrepreneur, I juggle virtual client visits, content creation and media work, so having an ultra-wide curved screen means I can keep everything open side-by-side without feeling cramped,” she says.

This monitor even keeps things easy on the eyes with its Reader Mode, which reduces blue light and eye strain after hours of emails and reports.  

“The clarity is beautiful, it’s easy on the eyes during long days, and it adjusts to my standing desk perfectly,” Malhotra says. “It’s sleek and honestly makes my workflow feel smoother and more enjoyable.”