I’ve been building and repairing PCs for over 20 years and reporting on PCs-including all-in-one systems-for five. How we picked the best all-in-one computers Best touchscreen: HP Essential 27-inch All-in-One.Best for photo editing: Microsoft Surface Studio 2.The best all-in-one computers are powerful, well-rounded machines that excel for work and play. Though they’re less popular than they used to be, they remain a great option for people who need a computer that can do a little bit of everything. With a full CPU/graphics chipset or card, monitor, and speakers all inside a sleek, screen-shaped chassis that sits on your desk, an AiO just needs you to plug in a few cables and you’re ready to go. It’s a lot of components to buy and keep track of, especially if you aren’t into micromanaging your PC. If you don’t need the power and superior customization of a bulky desktop tower, the best all-in-one computers-or “AiO,” for short-give you strong computing performance in a streamlined form factor. You have to plug in a display, a mouse, a keyboard … and what about a webcam or some speakers? Plus, a full-size tower can be a hulking beast. There are all kinds of cables, each with its own color-coded connection. Traditional desktop computers-with their discrete monitors, towers, and wired mice and keyboards-have a reputation for being complicated affairs.

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