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The ASUS VT168HR is a pretty niche buy, and at **£187.74 ex-VAT** I’d only consider it if you specifically need a **small, touch-enabled** display for a practical job (think reception kiosk use, basic POS-style interactions, or an embedded control panel). At 15.6 inches it’s the kind of monitor that doesn’t try to be a “proper workstation screen” — it’s more about being convenient to mount/use in tight spaces and getting touch working without overcomplicating things.
I wouldn’t recommend it for typical office work or anyone expecting sharp, crisp detail or a comfortable long-session experience. The class and resolution are on the modest side, and you’ll notice that fast if your users are used to modern business monitors. Also, touch adds a bit of bulk/cost and—depending on your environment—can be more of a liability than a benefit (smudges, cleaning requirements, and durability questions in high-traffic areas). If you’re buying for general productivity, there are usually better value options.
**Bottom line:** buy it for **touch-first scenarios** in constrained spaces where a smaller screen makes sense. Skip it if the requirement is “a decent everyday monitor” or if you want something that feels premium for reading spreadsheets all day.

Asus
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Asus
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Lenovo
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HP
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