Top 5 Philips monitors

This 4K monitor offers the best 27" bezel-less display from Philips. It is based on a WLED edge-lit IPS panel that delivers 3840x2160 resolution with a 60Hz refresh rate and a 5ms response. It is covered with an anti-reflective matte finish, has a dynamic contrast ratio of 20M: 1, but its main feature is a brightness of 350 cd / m2, which will allow you to work comfortably even at a high level of illumination in the room. In addition, Philips 276E8VJSB supports modern eye protection technologies, is very economical (less than 20 W in operation) and has a color gamut of 109% sRGB.

However, users also found a decent number of drawbacks: the lack of a height-adjustable stand and a USB hub, an inconvenient system for setting parameters with a joystick, the need for manual driver installation, and the lack of wall mounting. Among the obvious pluses, the low price for a monitor with 4K resolution support prevails.

Quite an interesting 43-inch option in the Philips line, primarily characterized by the presence of a picture-in-picture function, which can be extremely convenient in some graphics applications. In addition, this model is notable for using an advanced version of the AH-IPS-matrix with support for more than 1 billion colors, a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels, a dynamic contrast ratio of 50M: 1 and a brightness of 300 cd / m2. Also, the BDM4350UC monitor received a 4-port USB hub, two HDMI connectors and built-in 14 W acoustics - this is the best set of additional options among all participants in the rating.

Unfortunately, the BDM4350UC monitor also has a fly in the ointment. In order to reduce the price, Philips decided to resort to all sorts of tricks, in particular, they used a glossy display coating, which affects while working in bright light, did not introduce eye protection features and saved on energy saving technologies, which caused the level of power consumption in the operating mode to jump up to 63 W.

The best budget option from the widespread segment of 23.8-inch monitors. This model is in incredibly high demand and receives a lot of feedback, most of which are positive. It is based on an AH-IPS-matrix with WLED backlighting, a resolution of 1920x1080, a response time of 5 ms and a dynamic contrast ratio of 10M: 1. Given the average cost of this Philips monitor in Russian stores, we can state that it offers the best value for money among displays for everyday home use.

According to reviews, the Philips 243V7QDSB has very good image quality and color reproduction, but at the same time its refresh rate is limited to 60 Hz, it does not offer built-in USB ports and is only tilt adjustable. The advantages of this modification, buyers include a stylish design, a large range of brightness adjustment and excellent viewing angles. At the same time, the lack of an HDMI cable in the package and the flimsy design of the stand fall into the treasury of minuses.

This model is a representative of the Philips 23.8-inch monitor line, which demonstrates the highest pixel density of 123 ppi. In addition, the display here has a high-quality IPS-matrix with WLED backlighting, operates at a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels, is updated at a frequency of 75 Hz, and its response time does not exceed 4 ms. An additional advantage is the support for Mega DCR dynamic contrast technology, which performs well in dark scenes.

Users especially appreciate the Philips 245E1S monitor for its high color quality, excellent image detail and a well-functioning eye protection function. Among the shortcomings, there is an inconvenient stand, the lack of integrated USB ports, limited functionality of the configuration software, and small highlights in the corners, which, however, are inevitable on IPS matrices.

This is the top Philips monitor for true gamers.Released in a custom form factor with a 32:9 aspect ratio and a diagonal of 48.8 inches, this model essentially combines two displays at once, allowing you to fully enjoy the quality of modern widescreen content. The high-end LED-backlit VA display offers a resolution of 5120x1440 pixels, an impressive 3000:1 contrast ratio, and DisplayHDR 400 image enhancement technology. Of course, there are eye protection systems, maximum viewing angles of 178 degrees and a low response of no more than 5 ms . Additionally, Philips equips this monitor with a three-port USB hub, a headphone output and built-in 10W acoustics. What else do you need for comfortable gaming?

Among the shortcomings of the 499P9H model, we can only note the lack of support for the gaming screen refresh rate of 120 Hz, heavy weight (15.3 kg) and high power consumption (up to 45 W in operating mode). In addition, in their reviews, some users indicate that they have encountered factory assembly defects, but in general, these cases are not widespread.

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