The 4 Best All-in-One Computers of 2024

An all-in-one computer can be a great family PC or a centerpiece for a home office because the all-encompassing design helps you avoid a mess of display, power, and peripheral wires. However, all-in-ones typically cost more than a laptop or a mini PC plus a monitor, so keep in mind that you’re paying more for that streamlined design.

Although the Apple 24-inch iMac is expensive, it offers the best combination of display quality, performance, and design for the price. For a less expensive alternative with a touchscreen, we also recommend the HP Envy Move. And if you’re looking for a large 32-inch 4K screen, our upgrade pick is the Lenovo Yoga All-In-One 9i.

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Our pick

Apple’s 24-inch iMac is fast and silent, and it looks great on a desk.

The Apple 24-inch iMac is a streamlined all-in-one computer with a sleek, fanless design that doesn’t sacrifice processing power. Its M3 processor is powerful enough for any general task, including writing documents, surfing the web, streaming media, and even doing some light coding or video editing. It also has a gorgeous, 4.5K-resolution display that’s bright enough for use in any room, even sunny rooms where other screens might seem dark. The iMac comes with the highest-quality mouse and keyboard of any all-in-one we’ve tested by far, and there are seven color options, so you can match your computer to your aesthetic. All of this quality comes at a price, though: The iMac costs hundreds of dollars more than Windows all-in-one options—but you do get what you pay for.

Upgrade pick

The Yoga 9i All-in-One is built around a 32-inch, 4K display that’s great for office tasks and watching media.

The Lenovo Yoga All-in-One 9i is built around a large, 32-inch 4K display, which offers plenty of space for browser windows and work applications. It’s also good for watching TV shows or movies due to its slim bezels and thin stand, which make it a little less like a monitor and a little more like a TV. The PC’s base also has wireless charging for your phone or accessories that support it, which is a useful feature.

Also great

The 34-inch ultrawide display is this all-in-one’s main attraction, but it also offers a powerful processor, a fast graphics card, and upgradable storage.

The HP Envy 34-inch All-in-One has a fantastic 5K ultrawide display, coupled with a strong selection of processor and graphics card options, as well as a terrific webcam. This ultrawide all-in-one is best for the productivity obsessed, coders, or those immersed in media editing because its high-priced components are overkill for most people. If you’re looking for an all-in-one with a large 4K display that’s fast enough for basic work and home functions, look at our upgrade pick, the Lenovo Yoga 9i. But if you need and want to pay for even more screen space and a dedicated graphics card, it’s a fantastic all-in-one with a 5K display (which is tough to find even as a standalone ultrawide monitor). We also appreciate that the computer’s RAM and storage are readily accessible and upgradable, making repairs and maintenance easier than on most similar computers.

Budget pick

This touchscreen desktop is great for families or kids.

The HP Envy Move is a unique all-in-one that has a handle and built-in battery that lasts for about four hours, so you can easily move it around and set it up in different places in your home. Even if you don’t use it to switch locations, it’s a quick, solid-performing computer that’s great for families or working from home. The Envy Move has a 1440p touchscreen, which is a higher resolution than that of many competitors. And touch capability makes it easier to use around the house for watching videos or swiping through websites. It has USB-A, USB-C, and power ports, as well as an HDMI port for using it as a display for another computer or game console.