Philips PF73x1 (2006) Series

76% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

32-inch IPS display with 4K resolution ; Exceeded its rated brightness, contrast, and color accuracy ; Webcam, powerful speakers, and Ethernet connectivity ; Four USB-A ports; can deliver 90 watts to a laptop over USB-C ; Full set of ergonomic features

Not the cheapest ; No mini-joystick controller for OSD

The Philips 329P1H productivity monitor combines a 32-inch IPS screen with the connectivity of a docking-station monitor and the speakers, mic, and webcam of a videoconferencing display.

Good picture quality, four HDMI inputs

High price, 100Hz mode flickers, not many legacy inputs

It has all the right specifications, but an imperfect 100Hz mode and a lack of inputs for older devices stop the 42PFL903D being an easy choice.

Excellent image quality in standard and high definition modes, Excellent colour reproduction, Attractive design

Non-standard rear connections with no supplied specialty cabling, Auto aspect ratio bugs, some noise in darker elements in standard definition mode

While the image quality is high and the sound quality is good, the connectivity options on the 42PFL7532D, as well as the required calibration time, aren't user-friendly.

Good picture, easy to set up, and nice features.

Freeview is not user friendly.

Stylish

Very heavey, find it difficult to 'resite', can't tune dvd recorder in to record digital signals.

Overall we set it up easily and had no initial problems. Daughter was able to follow assembly instructions fairly straightforward

Digital reception not as good as expected. Some stations not always available but maybe our area. Programme has slight hiccup infrequently.