Philips Monitors Reviews

It is, however, quite pricey, and with Windows 10 still in its infancy when it comes to HDR compatibility, you might want to hold off on a purchase, especially at £439. With so many non-HDR alternatives costing a fraction of the price, the best-value...

4 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

Massive curved widescreens with high resolutions might not quite be right for gaming just yet, since A 34 inch curved screen with a high 3,440 x 1,440 resolution and Freesync support.

8 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

A whopping 43-inch monitor that truly needs a large room to fully appreciate its physical scale and 4K resolution. While the sRGB gamut range is decent, and the refresh rate high, this panel does suffer from backlighting issues and poor port placement,...

10 expert reviews | 106 user reviews

If you're really looking to make an impression – and have a great visual experience – with your next computer monitor, the new wave of curved ultrawidescreen panels like the Philips BDM3490UC is a great way to do it.

12 expert reviews | 5 user reviews

The Philips BDM4037UW is a massive 40-inch monitor with a whopping 3840 x 2160 (4K) resolution. Its LCD panel is also curved and mounted on a slender metal base, while its impressive 4000:1 contrast ratio should make it fantastic for watching video.

9 expert reviews | 47 user reviews

At just £300, the Philips Brilliance 258B6QUEB is an absolute steal for both office and home users alike. Its colour accuracy is top-notch across every colour mode and it has more inputs than you probably know what to do with. It's a Best Buy.

5 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

A really good full HD quality screen for a reasonable price. Did not require much adjustments to the picture quality, was great straight out the box.

3 expert reviews | 31 user reviews

A low-cost display doesn’t need to feel cheaply made, or compromise on style or features – and the S-Line 243S7EHMB proves it.

1 expert reviews | 80 user reviews

The final setup option concerned DisplayPort. By default the Philips uses DisplayPort 1.1, which only supports 4K at 30Hz. To get 60Hz at 4K working properly, we delved into the OSD and changed the relevant option in the setup menu.

25 expert reviews | 186 user reviews

Great screen

4 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

Superb colour coverage, great viewing angles and an office-friendly design – this is a great monitor for colour professionals.

7 expert reviews

This Philips monitor boasts an excellent quality IPS panel, and looks slick with its thin bezels, though it isn't cheap compared to rivals.

2 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

The Philips P-Line 241P6EPJEB_00 is available from the first link below for £230.10 including delivery.

3 expert reviews

The Philips 227E6EDSD measures 50.5x30.5x2cm and its 20cm circular stand raises it 9cm from your desk. It weighs 2.65 kilos with stand and that means the lack of side to side movement is not vital together with the viewing angle is stated to 178...

3 expert reviews | 109 user reviews

Since displays have moved on from the great, big, hulking boxes of plastic and glass they used to be It is slim- in fact it is very slim. But is it technically a good panel?

2 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

The Philips 272G5DYEB is a 27-inch G-Sync display with a focus on fast response times and high perfo The Philips 272G5DYEB is a 27-inch G-Sync display with a focus on fast response times and high performance. It offers G-Sync up to 144Hz, incorporates...

9 expert reviews | 14 user reviews

The Philips Brilliance 242G5DJEB/00 is an excellent gaming monitor, but our main concern is the price. At just under £290, it's more expensive than the AOC myUltraSpeed G2460Pqu and the larger Iiyama Prolite GB2773HS, both of which have 144Hz refresh...

10 expert reviews | 24 user reviews

Conclusion If you're considering taking the UHD plunge, the 288P6LJEB is worth a look. It does a great job of displaying 4K content and has a plethora of video inputs, a four-port USB hub, and a fully adjustable ergonomic stand. However, its gray-scale...

13 expert reviews | 130 user reviews

An excellent 29in monitor with great image quality and a wide range of inputs

11 expert reviews | 43 user reviews

A good value 2,560x1,440 display, but it needs a colour calibrator to get the best image quality

9 expert reviews | 40 user reviews

Conclusion The Philips 277E6QDSD/27 is a very capable 27-inch monitor that will handle your everyday productivity and after-hours workload without putting a huge dent in your bank account. Its IPS panel delivers rich, accurate colors and solid...

1 expert reviews | 6 user reviews

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13 expert reviews

Not much to say, build quality is good. Might work well in the modes I have not tested.

75 user reviews

Really sleek looking piece of kit, lovely clear picture, good colour. The base comes with a nifty little screw that has a flip up wing on it, so you don't need a screwdriver to attach the base to the screen. I've bought two, and am using both as...

1 expert reviews | 39 user reviews

a thought my other monitor was good but this is immense . for viewing movies online amazing quality. image perfect . you will not buy better.super pleased . why settle for inferior . splash out a few extra pounds . and your viewing experience will be...

34 user reviews