The hybrid work model has created opportunities for decision-makers to reimagine their workplace for the future of work. External monitors are critical in enabling effective hybrid work across home, in-office, and hot-desk workstation arrangements.1 Typically serving as an additional display screen for work laptops, external monitors support multitasking, larger display needs and dual set up, and specific professional use cases. In some cases, monitors can include specific features such as USB-C ports for greater ease of connectivity, or built-in cameras and microphones to support growing virtual collaboration needs. As employees experience increased screen time due to virtualization, low blue light features from monitors were effective in reducing eye strain and fatigue.