Built-in speakers save space on a desk and let a monitor play audio without separate desktop speakers. This list includes only models whose speakers are confirmed, ranked by current new price. Speaker power and sound quality are separate questions where the model documentation is silent.
Ranked by current new Amazon prices before tax. Each offer shows when it was checked; shipping and checkout prices may differ.
Exact model: PRO MAX 271QPX14G
Speakers on a 144Hz 1440p screen
The PRO MAX 271QPX14G includes speakers on a 27-inch 1440p panel at 144Hz. USB-C video takes a laptop picture, but its 15W output is light charging. This is a simpler desk screen than the faster gaming entries, with no KVM.
Exact model: AG276QZD2
240Hz gaming and built-in audio
The US AG276QZD2 runs 1440p at 240Hz and has built-in speakers. HDMI and DisplayPort serve the gaming devices; there is no USB-C video input or KVM. Keep this exact 240Hz reference separate from other AG276QZD2 regional variants.
Exact model: UM.GXXAA.106
240Hz with KVM, without USB-C video
The Predator X27U W1BMIIPPRX adds speakers and a KVM to its 240Hz 1440p panel. It can share peripherals between connected computers, but neither receives video through USB-C. A laptop needs HDMI or DisplayPort and its own charger.
Exact model: MO27Q2A
280Hz, speakers and KVM
The MO27Q2A reaches 280Hz in native 1440p and includes both speakers and KVM. USB-C accepts a laptop image, though its 18W output will not power many laptops alone. The combination is useful when a gaming PC and portable share a small desk.
Exact model: EX271QMZ
Glossy 240Hz with speakers
The MOBIUZ EX271QMZ puts speakers alongside a glossy 26.5-inch QD-OLED panel at 240Hz. It accepts USB-C video at 15W but has no KVM. Plan separate laptop power and peripheral switching if this monitor serves two computers.