Stacked Monitors

A stacked monitor places two screens one above the other on a single stand. It doubles your display area without taking more desk width, which suits small desks, trading and reading long documents.

Because it counts as two external displays, a stacked monitor needs a computer that drives two screens natively, or a DisplayLink adapter. Look at the connections offered (USB-C, HDMI), the height of the upper screen for neck comfort, and the total weight if you plan to move it. Our ergonomics guide explains how to place the upper screen to limit neck flexion.