Monitors wholesale | B2B

Iiyama Iiyama Monitor XB3288UHSU-B5 XB3288UHSUB5 (XB3288UHSU-B5) Out of stock Price — for partners →

Iiyama iiyama Monitor Touchscreen T2252MSC-B2 T2252MSCB2 (T2252MSC-B2) Out of stock Price — for partners →

BENQ BenQ Monitor GW2790 (9H LLTLJ LBE) BenQLLTLJ BenQ LLTLJ Out of stock Price — for partners →

BENQ BenQ Monitor GW2490T (9H LMJLJ LBE) BenQLMJLJ BenQ LMJLJ Out of stock Price — for partners →

BENQ BenQ Monitor GW2490 (9H LLSLJ LBE) BenQLLSLJ BenQ LLSLJ Out of stock Price — for partners → BENQ BenQ Monitor for Programming RD320U (9H LMSLA TBE) BenQLMSLA BenQ LMSLA Out of stock Price — for partners →

Monitor segments in the assortment

The category spans several usage directions, allowing an assortment to be built around a specific customer profile.

Office and business monitors — basic workstations, ergonomic displays with low power draw, in demand for corporate procurement and IT fleet refreshes.

Gaming monitors — high refresh rates and fast response, sought by specialised gaming retailers and PC builders.

Professional and design monitors — accurate colour reproduction for photographers, video editing and print work.

Curved and ultrawide models — multitasking and immersive use, a growing share of the premium segment.

Brand overview

The assortment blends mass-market and niche premium brands, covering the full price range from a single supplier.

Mass-market brands

ASUS (146 products) — the widest offer in the category, from office models to the ROG gaming line.

LG (102) and Samsung (99) — versatile brands with strong presence in both office and gaming segments.

Philips (96) — a leader in business and office displays with a broad base range.

AOC (87) and Koorui (16) — budget and mid-range options with a strong price-to-feature ratio.

Premium and niche brands

Iiyama (61) — a professional B2B brand known for reliability in business environments.

Lenovo (45) — the ThinkVision line aimed at corporate clients.

BENQ (37) — eye-care and colour-accuracy technology, plus gaming models.

DELL (32) — the UltraSharp professional line with high colour precision.

MSI (26) — a dedicated gaming brand.

Hewlett-Packard (15) — office and business solutions with an established reputation.

Building an assortment as a B2B buyer

A balanced assortment benefits from combining several segments rather than focusing on just one.

Base office models from ASUS, Philips or AOC — high turnover, steady demand from corporate buyers.

A gaming line from MSI, Samsung or LG — higher margins, seasonal demand spikes.

Professional models from DELL or BENQ — niche clients with lower but stable volume.

Niche B2B brands such as Iiyama — sought by clients already standardised on a particular equipment fleet.

This structure reduces dependence on a single brand and covers different budgets within one order.

B2B terms

myfusion.eu supplies monitors wholesale and via dropshipping — orders can be placed as bulk batches for warehouse restocking or unit by unit for direct delivery to the end customer. Stock is held in an EU warehouse, with delivery available across the Baltics and the rest of Europe. Wholesale prices and stock levels become visible after registering on the platform, keeping B2B pricing visible only to business customers.

Monitors