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Envision EN7450
Pros
- Goes well with the Mac mini
- Integrated speakers and USB hub
- Inexpensive
Cons
- Color shifts when viewing the screen from an angle
- Small text looks fuzzy
- Can’t swivel or pivot
- No height adjustment
$280
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