Philips 27E1N5900R 27inch 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Monitor, HDR 400, VESA, HDMI x1, VGA x1, USB-C x1, Adaptive Sync, 4 Year Advance Replacement Warranty

Great value for a great monitor. Picture is terrific 4K, w good color and contrast. The BEST? Nope. But at this price, this pretty great screen becomes a bargain. Plus I can use my VESA arm. Also, I got mine “like new” and got a nice discount on what appeared to be a brand new monitor.No one ever bought a computer monitor for the speakers, but these are essentially nonexistent, so much so I had to turn the volume up all the way and then put my ear right up to the screen to even find them (on the bottom edge btw, presumably intended to bounce sound off the desk). My iPhone speakers sound better. Again, not a big deal since no monitor speakers are good, but some can at least add some fill to your setup. Not these.

Great screen for the price - excellent value. Easy to set up. Color calibrated relatively easily (unlike other screens at the same price point). Good picture quality. Unobtrusive bezel. Clear and intuitive (single) menu button. Love the Vesa mount compatibility. I don't use the speakers so no comment on the audio.If you're looking for an inexpensive 4K screen.. this is a great contender.

I only gave this QHD monitor four stars because of all the trouble I had getting it to work properly. I ultimately determined, after much searching on the web (and no support from Philips) that it absolutely needs a Display Port 1.4a cable if you want QHD resolution. (At least, that's what I found out when I determined my Dell desktop computer HDMI port was limited to 1920x1080 resolution.) And, to make matters more confusing, the QHD monitor only came with an HDMI cable, and the instructions were not very clear (basically pictograms). So, my question to Philips is why on earth would they not include a Display Port cable, or at least mention in the directions that one might be required to achieve QHD resolution? Extremely frustrating, and without any customer support, maddening!

The monitor advertises as delivering up to 65 watts of PD via type-c port, which is technically true, but it doesn't say clearly that this is only the case when the monitor is set to 70% brightness or less. When the monitor is set to high brightness, the PD via type-c is only providing 45 watts of power, which might not be enough for some use cases.Otherwise works well

This Monitor arrived on time and well packaged. I have using this monitor for about two weeks .Its easy to assemble and looks great on my shelve as a second monitor.the 4K resolution is easy on the eyes and great for a 10ft away from use .I use Three monitor set up and all are Phillips 4K.50,32 and 27inch. 2 different rooms..I run a sound bar and base with my Roku TV and if I want to run a movie on my second Monitor (27) it can handle it no problem . Great Purchase for the Price .

The monitor i received came with good condition, no dead/bright pixel, the backlight bleed is acceptable, the building quality is ok to me. However, this monitor is not compatible with Mac mini m4. I tried the HDMI cable and USB-C cable in the box, in addition to many of other cables I have, and none of them works for Mac, though the monitor works well for Windows PC...

A good purchase, love it

I bought this to replace an earlier, non-HDR version that I dropped. I'd just upgraded my video card anyway. I can't emphasize enough the quality of this monitor at the price point. It may not have the ultra-crisp look of monitors costing two or three times this (or more) but it certainly does the job(s) I want from it at this price point.Gaming: Elder Scrolls Online doesn't necessarily challenge the combination of RX760XT and this monitor, but the game looks great with the auto-HDR function.Photo Editing, the more important aspect for me, has taken on a new "flavor". Between upgrading from a RTX3060 to RX7600 XT and this monirot, images in Lightroom have a depth on this monitor that makes me want to try out some "crazy" editing functions that didn't look very satisfying on my old monitor.