Customer Ratings & Reviews

Compared to all the rest, this Philips monitor is pretty good, esp considering the affordable price. The overall quality is better than average. I don't like the design/appearance of the back of the monitor with the silver and dark black color, but it's pretty nice from the front. Monitor is sturdy and stable, with no wobbling - that's incredibly important to me. However, monitor is on the heavier side, which I personally liked as it doesn't feel cheap like the more expensive but lighter ones. Really easy to set up and assemble. Usb -C is great; it charges my 2018 macbook pro 15 inch just fine. I used this strictly for work purposes as intended (i.e. spreadsheets, MS office suite, web browsing, etc) If i planned better, i would have gotten two of these at the same time considering the decent price. Of course, I am an idiot and I returned it after almost a month for the dumbest reason i.e. it wasn't aesthetically complementing my other monitor - hence my previous comment about how i wished i had gotten two of these at the same time. I recommend this product. Good luck

After a lot of research and thoroughly using this monitor for programming, photo/video editing, and gaming, I've found this monitor to be the absolute best 4k USB-C monitor under $400. Even a lot of similar monitors in the $600-$700 didn't have any additional benefits. The only downside to this monitor is that you cannot daisy chain monitors together, but you wan't find a comparable monitor that does that until you get into the $700 range. So if you want to run multiple monitors, you'll have to plug them directly into your computer. That being said, since each monitor is a hub, I don't have to plug anything else into my 16" MacBook Pro except my power cord. This monitor also comes with a USB-C cable and 2 HDMI cables. Very versatile stand, best color gamut, best picture clarity for an anti-glare screen, best viewing angles, horizontal and vertical rotation. This is simply the best 4k USB-C monitor out there for the price. The next step up in terms of specs is the 24" LG Ultrafine Display.

This is the second Phillips monitor I have purchased and this one continues to please me with a bright image, good placement of the controls, and great features for its price class. One feature I do not need but would be great for some people is the USB hub with ethernet connectivity built into the monitor. This could be very useful for a laptop setup.

The product descriptions lists 122% sRGB coverage and 103% NTSC coverage. These claims are wrong. Measured with a colorimeter, it's more like ~96% sRGB and 74% NTSC. Misleading claims by Philips. The only upside is the included stand and USB-C features (with caveats around USB3.2 and 4k/60Hz operation)