PHILIPS 22 inch Class Thin Full HD (1920 x 1080) Monitor, 100Hz Refresh Rate, VESA, HDMI x1, VGA x1, LowBlue Mode, Adaptive Sync, 4 Year Advance Replacement Warranty, 221V8LB

Es una buena opción costo beneficio respecto a otras marcas, y mas si es solo para un monitor de trabajo de oficina multitask. La pantalla tiene excelente calidad de imagen, cuenta con bocinas integradas (funcionan bien si es que no tienes bocinas aparte, aunque no impresionan si esperas algo mas exigente) Si tu espacio de trabajo es cerrado con un nivel de iluminación constante puedes ajustar el brillo solo una vez; en mi caso al tener luz natural cambiante durante el día a ciertas resulta molesto el brillo por lo que se tiene que ajustar algunas veces (aunque con una aplicación que descargas de la pagina de Phillips puedes ajustarlo desde tu escritorio son necesidad de usar los botones del monitor) La entrega llegó un día antes de la fecha limite, (vino desde EU) y sin ningún detalle como golpe, grieta o pixeles muertos. Aunque llego en su empaque original y sin ningún otro medio de seguridad debo destacar el trabajo de los repartidores que lo trajeron con cuidado.

This 27" monitor from Philips is an excellent value. It's low priced, but delivers a vibrant, crisp image. It is a basic unit and has only an HDMI and a VGA input. The height is not adjustable, but you can easily adjust the angle of the screen. The fact that it comes with a 4 year warranty gives me confidence in the quality. In my previous career I dealt with many generations of PCs and peripherals. I can't begin to think of the obscene amounts spent on monitors that were rather lackluster. Basically, I know a good monitor when I see one. This one earns its 5 stars. The image quality is excellent, it comes from a trustworthy brand and has a solid warranty. Nice!

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Looks great, but make sure you try sRGB mode in options - when I first received it, the colours looked dull but I changed it to sRGB and everything looks better. I think it must have been off by default to meet some kind of power consumption standard. Also worth noting the viewing angle is rather tight but that's normal for a curved display. It looks better when you are a certain distance from the screen.

Written from the perspective that I use this for work for programming not gaming. This is not a gaming monitor at all and my intent is work only. Me: Programmer, 52 with bad vision, very particular about my mouse, keyboard and mouse and even mouse pad. . Monitor is used 8-10 hours a day. For a baseline I have an additional 32 inch that is in a different class (costs: $950) I use for gaming. There is no comparison so I will review with purpose/use in mind. Use: - Microsoft Visual Studios and SSMS (all day) - VIM editor - Office 365 - Email, Word, Excel all extensively. - Web browsing for deep research. This is what I observed: - The words and images are crisp - Screen can brighten or darken easily - Screen controls/ease of use - Connections are limited. - Eye strain is minimal - Incredible value for the money - Fit and finish is really nice. It’s not high end finish like some of the fancier models, but what I am using it for it is perfect. My office buddies are jealous and they are all buying one. They cannot believe the price! I was reluctant because the price was low and I thought I may end up regretting (like a cheaper m type mechanical keyboard I threw in the trash.). I have not tested watching video on it or gaming. Unless you use for high end stuff, you most likely won’t regret the purchase.