Office Monitors

A 22-inch monitor is more economical, but it provides a less comfortable viewing experience for extended use. We recommend this size for surveillance systems, where 24/7 operation is common. For these projects, we can use an MS light-guide plate to improve durability. The 24-inch and 27-inch sizes provide a more comfortable viewing experience and are becoming increasingly popular. Customers in price-sensitive markets such as Indonesia and the Philippines still purchase many 22-inch monitors because they better match end-user budgets.

For standard black LCD monitor and office monitor models, the MOQ can generally start at 50 pieces. White and other custom colors usually require a higher MOQ because of material preparation and production setup, generally at least 200 pieces. The final MOQ depends on the model, specifications and customization requirements.

IPS panels generally offer better color performance, wider viewing angles and faster response options, although some IPS glow or backlight bleed may be visible. VA panels usually provide higher native contrast and often show less visible glow or bleed. The best choice depends on the target market, office application and price position.

A metal stand is more robust and stable. A plastic stand is lighter and can reduce product weight and shipping costs for distributors. The final choice should balance stability, target retail price, carton size and freight cost.

Yes. For most projects, we recommend developing a private mold for the rear housing only rather than for the entire monitor enclosure. For 22- to 24-inch monitors, a rear-housing mold typically costs around USD 20,000. A complete monitor enclosure mold generally costs USD 80,000–120,000. The final tooling cost depends on the structure, number of molds, complexity and finish requirements.

The opening serves as a cable-management channel. HDMI cables, DisplayPort cables, computer power cords and speaker signal cables can pass through it, keeping the desktop tidy and reducing cable clutter.