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For £211.88 ex-VAT, the ViewSonic TD1655 is a decent bet if you genuinely need a small touchscreen and don’t want to overpay. A 15.6" touch panel like this is the sort of thing you’d use at a reception desk, in a workshop, for point-of-briefing, or as an interactive second screen for training/customer service. The multi-user angle is also sensible in busy environments where people won’t always be using it “neatly” with one consistent hand position.
That said, I wouldn’t buy it for heavy office work or as a primary monitor. Smaller screens have a habit of feeling cramped fast, and touchscreens add cost and quirks—glare, cleaning requirements, and the fact that many teams will still end up using it like a normal display most of the time. If your staff mostly need productivity (spreadsheets, documentation, spreadsheets that go to war), you’ll usually get better value per pound from a non-touch 15–24" business display. Buy this if your use-case is interactive-by-design; avoid it if it’s just “nice to have” touchscreen functionality.

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