PCR Awards 2025


Monitor/Display Vendor of the Year AOC


Highly commended: BenQ


AOC has demonstrated consistent leadership in the display market, with a clear understanding of user needs across casual and professional sectors, delivering reliable performance and visual clarity. Its AGON line has pushed technical boundaries and widespread adoption of OLED and MiniLED panels. AOC also made a notable move in the creative professional market with the U3 Graphic Pro   


Networking/Comms Vendor of the Year


TP-Link TP-Link’s Omada business networking solution had a record-breaking year with a nearly 23% year-over-year growth. The company hired 27 new employees and acquired an 80,000 sq ft warehouse, which was further expanded by 40,000 sq ft. Omada’s success is attributed to its innovative products, competitive pricing, and a strong focus on brand awareness, which has doubled its search volume in the last year. Integrated marketing, including a smart LinkedIn strategy and  engagement.


Print Vendor of the Year HP


HP has established itself as a leading innovator in print technology by focusing on performance, sustainability, and user experience. The company introduced TerraJet Toner Technology, which reduces energy consumption and cartridge size, and HP Print AI, which  output. HP’s commitment to sustainability is further demonstrated through its use of closed-loop recycled plastics and a triple “A”  market share gains and revenue growth in the UK.


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