New Delhi, Sept. 11 -- A MacBook can be excellent for getting work done, but its compact screen can start feeling limiting when you are handling multiple windows, large spreadsheets or creative projects. Adding an external monitor gives you more screen space while letting the MacBook continue to handle the processing.

However, choosing a monitor for a MacBook is not simply about picking the largest or highest resolution display. Connectivity, resolution, colour accuracy, scaling and charging support can all affect how well the monitor fits into your setup. Here are the key things I would check before buying one for a MacBook.

The ASUS ProArt Display PA278QGV Gen2 is designed for creators who need accurate colours without moving to a 4K ...