Everything on connectors on your monitor

Which connector you use depends on how you're going to use the monitor. For example, it's better to use the DisplayPort connector for gaming, but the HDMI for a home office. In the following advice article, you can read the differences between digital and analogue connectors, the different versions of digital connectors, and which extra connectors are available on your monitor.

Besides the right connector, you also need the right cable. A DisplayPort cable has more power than an HDMI cable, and not all USB-C cables transfer image signals. In addition, not all cables fit on a specific appliance, the many different DVI cables, for example. The following advice article has all the answers to your questions about cables.

You bought a monitor to use as a second screen next to your laptop, desktop, MacBook, or iMac. At first glance, there doesn't seem to be a difference between the appliances, but there is. We've listed everything for you to help you on your way. That way, you can avoid the pitfalls and frustrations while connecting.

Besides a laptop, desktop, or Mac appliances, you can also connect other appliances. For example, if you work on your tablet often. Or, if you need a docking station due to a tangle of cables.

Daisy chaining is connecting a monitor directly to another monitor via DisplayPort or USB-C. This direct connection allows you to neatly keep all your cables and keep your desk well-organized. In the following articles, you can read what you need for this exactly and how you can set it up.