ZDNET has highlighted that cheaper, lower-end monitors can offer better baseline value for less than a hundred dollars. The article discusses the benefits of MSI's Pro MP243W, a 24-inch monitor for just $84, which is a good value for students, kids, and budget-conscious users who use computers for everyday tasks. However, there are trade-offs such as less flexibility, less connectivity, and a less vibrant image, but these can be worth buying a lower-quality, cheaper, cheaper monitor. The Pro MP 243W has a 23.8-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) matte LCD display with a 144Hz refresh rate and built-in speakers, but lacks superior viewing angles compared to higher-end models. The screen can rotate up to 20 degrees but cannot be raised or lowered. The monitor's base is just shy of nine inches at the widest part, and the notch offers a convenient place to prop up your phone, a touch that teens will appreciate. The display also features a single HDMI port, a DisplayPort 1.2a port, headphone jack, and Kensington lock slot. The author suggests that a 24/10 dual-screen dual- screen could double the size of the MacBook Neo as a home workstation in creating a great companion.