All In One PC's

All in One PC’s bring the screen and computer together in one tidy unit for clean desks, fast setup, and everyday reliability. Since 1988, our UK online shop has helped customers pick the right all-in-one desktop for home, study, business, creative work, and even light gaming, with clear specs, expert advice, fast UK delivery, and easy returns.

For most homes and offices choose an all in one with a 24 or 27 inch IPS screen, Intel Core i5 or AMD Ryzen 5, 16 GB RAM, and a 512 GB NVMe SSD. If you game or edit video, add a dedicated graphics option and 32 GB RAM. Check for USB C, HDMI, Wi Fi 6, Bluetooth 5, a 1080p webcam, and a height adjustable stand.


Why buy All in One PC’s from us

  • UK online retailer since 1988 with friendly, expert guidance

  • Curated AIO range for home, office, creator, education, and reception areas

  • Clear, honest specs that are easy to compare and understand

  • Fast UK delivery, simple returns, and UK based support

  • Upgrade tips for RAM and SSD, where models allow it


Types of all in one PCs we stock

  • Home and family AIO – simple setup, Full HD screens, quiet operation

  • Office and business AIO – Windows 11 Pro options, privacy shutter webcams, wired Ethernet

  • Creator AIO – QHD or 4K screens with wide colour, higher core CPUs, larger RAM

  • Light gaming AIO – dedicated graphics options for esports and casual titles

  • Touch and pen AIO – touchscreens for education, kiosks, and sketching

  • Premium 27 to 34 inch AIO – big screens, slim designs, better speakers and webcams


All in one PC buying guide

1) Match the spec to your tasks

Use caseRecommended specWhy it helps
Home and studyCore i5 or Ryzen 5, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB NVMe SSD, 24 inch IPS Full HDSmooth browsing and schoolwork
Small officeCore i5 or Ryzen 5, 16 to 32 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD plus backup, Windows 11 ProReliable multitasking and security
Creative photo workCore i7 or Ryzen 7, 32 GB RAM, QHD or 4K screen with wide colourFaster exports and accurate colour
Light gamingCore i5 or Ryzen 5, mid range dedicated GPU, 16 to 32 GB RAMHigher frame rates for popular games
Video editingCore i7 or Ryzen 7, 32 to 64 GB RAM, fast NVMe SSD, dedicated GPUBetter timeline and render speeds
Front desk or kioskEnergy efficient CPU, silent cooling, touch, Wi Fi 6, cable tidyClean look and low maintenance

2) Display essentials

  • Size. 23.8 to 27 inches suits most desks. 32 inches for larger spaces.

  • Resolution. Full HD is fine for everyday use. QHD or 4K is better for photos, video, and multi window work.

  • Panel. IPS for colour and viewing angles. Look for low glare coatings for bright rooms.

  • Ergonomics. Height adjust and tilt improve comfort. VESA mount support helps on monitor arms.

3) Core components

  • CPU. Intel Core i5 or Ryzen 5 is a smart baseline. Step to i7 or Ryzen 7 for heavy workloads.

  • RAM. 16 GB is the modern minimum. 32 GB helps with big spreadsheets and creative apps.

  • Storage. NVMe SSD for Windows and apps. Some models also include a secondary HDD for large libraries.

  • Graphics. Integrated graphics work for office tasks. Choose a dedicated GPU if you play games or use GPU accelerated apps.

4) Connectivity and features

  • Ports. USB A, USB C, and card reader are handy. Thunderbolt or USB 4 on some premium models.

  • Video. Not all AIOs support HDMI in. Check if you want to use the AIO as a monitor for a laptop or console.

  • Networking. Wi Fi 6 or 6E and Bluetooth 5 for wireless. Ethernet for the most stable connection.

  • Webcam and audio. Aim for a 1080p webcam with a privacy shutter and dual mics. Front-firing speakers are clearer.

5) Upgrades and service

  • Many AIOs let you upgrade RAM and SSD. The CPU and GPU are often fixed.

  • Check access panels, spare M.2 slots, and RAM slots before you buy if upgrades matter.


Common mistakes to avoid

  • Picking 8 GB RAM for Windows 11, then struggling with multitasking

  • Buying a glossy screen for a bright, sunlit room without anti-glare

  • Assuming all models have HDMI in for consoles or laptops

  • Forgetting height adjustment, which can cause neck strain

  • Overlooking webcam quality and privacy shutters for video calls

  • Ignoring Wi Fi standard and wondering why speeds are slow

  • Choosing a tiny SSD, then running out of storage in months


Setup, care, and maintenance tips

  • Place the AIO with vents clear and cables tidy for airflow

  • Run Windows Update and manufacturer driver updates on day one

  • Create a recovery drive and enable automatic backups

  • Use a surge protector or a small UPS for power protection

  • Clean the screen with a microfibre cloth and approved cleaner only

  • Vacuum dust from vents every few months

  • Calibrate the display if you work with photos or video


Quick picks by scenario

ScenarioOur tip
Best value home AIO24 inch IPS, Core i5 or Ryzen 5, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD
Space saving officeSmall footprint stand, Windows 11 Pro, wired Ethernet
Video calls1080p webcam with privacy shutter, dual mics, front speakers
Light gaming studentCore i5 plus mid-range dedicated GPU, 16 to 32 GB RAM
Creator setup27-inch QHD or 4K, Core i7 or Ryzen 7, 32 GB RAM, big NVMe SSD
Reception deskTouchscreen, quiet fans, cable management, Wi Fi 6

FAQs – All in One PC’s

1) What is an all in one PC
A desktop computer with the components built into the monitor, so you only need power, a keyboard and a mouse.

2) Are all in one PCs good for families
Yes. They reduce cable mess, are easy to set up, and fit well in living rooms and studies.

3) How much RAM do I need
16 GB is a sensible minimum for Windows 11. Choose 32 GB for heavy multitasking or creative apps.

4) Can I upgrade an all in one later
Often, you can upgrade RAM and storage. CPU and graphics are usually fixed.

5) Do all in ones have HDMI in
No. Many only offer HDMI out or none at all. Check the product specs if you want a console or laptop input.

6) Is a 24-inch or 27-inch AIO better
24 inch suits compact desks. 27-inch gives more room for multi-window work and creative apps.

7) Do I need a graphics card
For office work and streaming, integrated graphics are fine. For gaming and video editing, pick a model with dedicated graphics.

8) Are touchscreens worth it
They help with education, kiosks, and sketching. For pure office work, they are optional.

9) What ports should I look for
USB-C for modern accessories, USB-A for existing kit, HDMI or DisplayPort if you need an external screen, Ethernet for stability.

10) Is Wi Fi 6 important
Yes. Wi Fi 6 or 6E gives faster, more reliable connections with modern routers.

11) Do all-in-ones come with a keyboard and mouse
Many include a matching set. Check the box contents on the product page.

12) How do I keep it running fast
Keep 20 per cent of the SSD free, uninstall unused apps, update drivers, and clean vents regularly.

13) Can an all in one drive two screens
Some can run an external monitor. Check the video outputs and supported resolutions.

14) Are all in ones quiet
Most are very quiet at idle and light loads. Creative models can spin up fans during heavy work.

15) What warranty do you provide
All models include a manufacturer’s warranty and our easy UK returns. See each product page for details.


Ready to choose your AIO

Browse All in One PC’s for home, office, creator, and education. With honest specs, expert help, fast UK delivery, and trusted service since 1988, you can set up a clean, capable desktop in minutes.

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