PHILIPS Creator Series 27E2F7901 27" 4K UHD IPS Black Display, USB-C, Built-in KVM, Height Adjustable, Daisy Chain, PD 96W, MacBook/PC Compatible, 4-Year Advance Replacement

Es un excelente monitor, no es gama alta ni tiene el mejor panel, pero cumple con lo que promete, y por el precio, no podria estar mas contento, la camara integrada es bastante decente, el micrófono sirve para sacar de apuros y el Windows Hello es mejor de lo que esperaba. El brillo no es tan alto, pero es suficiente para home office con un solo foco en la habitación. Entrega 45w por usb C con el brillo Maximo, y 65w si lo bajas un poco Las bocinas integradas si son algo malas, pero tiene salida de auxiliar, asi que ahi se pueden conectar unas buenas bocinas externas

I got the 27E2F7901 and WOW. I could not be more impressed at the quality for a monitor of this price. I got it at $280 and when I tell you how premium this thing feels... it's absurd. Not only are the colors incredibly accurate (hard to come by on a monitor this price) it's incredibly aesthetically appealing, and the build quality is phenomenal. The stand is solid aluminum, and if I'm not mistaken so are the sides. The bezels are literally smaller than they are on the apple studio display, and you can adjust the height, vertical orientation, tilt and anything else you can imagine, right out of the box - something you can't do even on the Apple Studio Display. Since it has 96w pwr delivery, I can still just charge my laptop and connect it all with one cable out of sight. Bloody magnificent. (worth noting it doesn't come with a USB-C thunderbolt 4 cable, so you will have to get one yourself if you want to do that). The ports on the back are amazing as well, I keep my SSD mounted on the back so anytime I'm using my laptop at my desk, it it's there and accessible for me. "Cons" No it's not 5K - but you will not notice a difference if you sit at a reasonable distance. If you have scaling issues on mac, just download "Better Display" and it will fix it all for you. No it doesn't have a webcam - but honestly I use a camera for streaming anyway. No it doesn't have speakers - that's the only con I could see a reasonable complaint about, but if you're a musician like me you're going to have studio monitors anyway. There is some minor backlight bleed. But there also is on the Studio display, and it's the least I've seen on any monitor I've owned. It's not distracting unless for some reason you enjoy staring at a black screen. Anyway it's pretty unreal how good this display is. I never thought I would own something quite this premium. But lo and behold Phillips has delivered. Time will tell if it maintains it's quality, but for now, I'm floored.

Best monitor on the market for price and quality. Solid build, fully adjustable, calibrated colors, 4K.. just perfect!

I am not a big reviewer. I read them more than I post, however I want to give a shout out for this monitor. I purchased it back in July and it has be 100% perfect. It works great with MacBooks and Windows PCs too. I have used it with a Lenovo, Dell, and Leagon (Lenovo) gaming PC too. All worked fine. Windows Hello camera works, but is not as nice is like a MacBook camera, but it is better than most. Mic works well for me too, and the built in audio is not too bad also. Over all is it a very good monitor and the price and 4 year warranty is a really nice bonus. Contrast, colors, refresh rate, and detail are all A+. The monitor goes to sleep when it should, and only a very very small LED light blinks softly in the lower right corner. if you use this monitor in a bedroom, you will be able to sleep because the light is not intrusive. Again, a great and perfect monitor for the work at home people. You have my okay to buy it now.

Este monitor ofrece muy buena calidad de colores, muy buen color negro en particular y muy buena conectividad: con un solo cable (incluido) puedo conectar una MacBook Air M1 al monitor para que reciba electricidad, envíe datos y video: buena solución al "dongle hell". En la parte de atrás hay más conexiones USB A, USB C; también se puede conectar a otro monitor (cosa que no se si funcione con ésta computadora en particular). De haberlo comprado antes me hubiera ahorrado un adaptador de corriente de más watts y un hub USB-C para la MacBook Air. Mis dudas son acerca de los pixels muertos (cero hasta el momento) y cuanto dure. La pantalla no es totalmente uniforme (backlight) pero casi, solo se nota en ciertas imágenes; el menú trae muchas opciones no siempre fáciles de entender. El hub USB integrado no parece calentarse de más con discos duros que tienen su propio adaptador de corriente. Si conectas discos duros al monitor es posible que sea mejor desactivar el modo reposo (stand by) para que no los apague.