Aldi is set to launch a series of new tech products targeting the growing number of hybrid workers across the UK.
The budget-friendly display will hit stores on February 16 as part of the retailer's latest tech range aimed at enhancing home working setups.
The supermarket has announced the release of a portable monitor priced at £79.99, as part of Aldi's new Working from Home range.
Shoppers are advised to act quickly, as the monitor will only be available while stocks last, following Aldi's Specialbuys format.
Aldi's Portable Monitor is priced at £79.99
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The new monitor features a 15.6-inch screen with 1920 x 1080 resolution, offering clear visuals for remote workers.
Users can connect the display to laptops, tablets and smartphones through mini-HDMI and USB Type-C ports, providing versatile connectivity options.
The device boasts a slim and lightweight design, making it particularly suitable for professionals who need to transport their work set-up.
The portable screen is specifically designed to slip easily into laptop bags and carry cases.
Alongside the monitor, Aldi is introducing a range of complementary work-from-home accessories.
The collection includes wireless headphones priced at £12.99, designed for online meetings and music listening.
A practical laptop stand made from aluminium will be available for £5.99 with the retailer also launching a wireless charger at £12.99, compatible with smartphones, smartwatches and wireless earphones.
For enhanced mobile working, a portable phone holder will be offered at £5.99, designed for convenient screen viewing.
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Aldi's Laptop Stand and Phone Holder will be entering stores on February 16
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Aldi said: "Workaholics had better be quick, as with all Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone!"
The supermarket chain has also captured Briton's imagination with its unusual crisp flavours.
The supermarket's Corn On The Cob Crinkle Cut Crisps and Hot Dog & Onion Crinkle Cut Crisps have generated significant attention.
The unusual flavour left some shoppers hesitant even to try them, with one customer posting on social media: "I bought these today, don't know if I dare try them!"
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