Philips 27E1N1800A 27" IPS 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) Monitor, Built-in Speakers, HDR 10, AMD FreeSync, LowBlue Mode, Flicker-Free, VESA, 4Yr Advance Replacement Warranty

Crystal clear, high resolution, voice of connections to devices

Wonderful screen to work with the lap top! For writing it made my life amazingly better!! Excellent cost benefit!!!

Pleased with the quality of this monitor for the price. I didn't notice that the stand is not height adjustable when ordering. The bottom edge of the monitor is 4" above the surface of the desk. Some may want to take note of that.The default color settings are complete garbage (everything is overblown, especially green) but are easily adjustable to provide a good image. Off axis viewing is pretty terrible with uneven brightness in the edges at merely 10 degrees off center. Won't be a problem for me since I'm looking at them straight on. The bezel looks razor thin out of the box but there is an unlit area (about 1/4") inside of the bezel that makes it appear a bit thicker when powered on. Still a thinner overall bezel than my 12 year old Asus HD monitors. If you are new to adjusting monitors, here are my adjusted settings (brightness 100, contrast 100, gamma 24, red 61, green 60, blue 85). If off axis viewing wasn't so bad, I'd give it 5 stars.

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...

Overall it’s a good monitor though the stand is cheap plastic and the monitor jiggles when I type on my keyboard near it. And the speakers are very low quality. Other than that it has sleep mode, brightness and warmth adjustments etc.

I was really picky on the monitor I wanted. I chose this one. I'm happy I did because the quality is great. I did order a separate stand for it though because the one it comes with kinda sucks, but if you don't need to adjust the height, it'd work fine for you.

I’m very disappointed with the PHILIPS 27E1N1300A 27” monitor. The FHD (1920 x 1080) resolution is simply inadequate for a screen of this size, resulting in a pixelated and blurry display. The lack of clarity is particularly noticeable when working on tasks that require fine details, such as editing documents, photos, or spreadsheets. It makes the overall viewing experience frustrating and uncomfortable.Additionally, this monitor does not pair well with Mac devices. The output quality falls far below what I’ve come to expect from using a Mac, which typically emphasizes sharpness and vibrant colors. The text appears fuzzy, and the color accuracy seems off, making it unsuitable for professional or even casual use with Apple products.Overall, if you’re considering this monitor for a Mac setup or if you value high resolution and clear visuals, I’d strongly suggest looking for a better alternative. This monitor fails to deliver on both fronts, and I regret purchasing it.

works great with my M2 Mac mini. have two of them on a dual desk mount