Business Monitor4K Ultra HD LCD -näyttö MultiView-toiminnolla

I used to have 1x 27" and 2x 24" monitors, but chose to replace all 3 with this 439P1. I'm a photographer doing a lot of fine art work, I do 3D graphics (Blender), brochures, GUI design and video editing (After Effects and Premiere), so I rely heavily on color precision and a linear representation of contrast curves. I also make music (Cubase), which means a high resolution is also a must in order to see more of the interface more clearly. I also do occasional gaming, although nothing competitive. League of Legends, Tekken 8 etc. - and it handles those games beautifully with a fairly low input and a fairly fast g2g response. However, 60 hz won't win it any prizes for gamers, but for casual gaming, it's great and it certainly beats the old norm, which was 30 hz. This screen has exceeded my expectations greatly. Can you have better? Of course you can - but it will be diminishing returns in terms of quality. The screen has a fairly fast response and great black level with good shadow and highlight details. I have owned dedicated photography/graphics purpose monitors, such as top tier models from Dell, HP and Eizo, and the 439P1 accurately produces the same colors as them. But since the 439P1's panel is newer, the black level has been curbed and is much deeper, resulting in much darker blacks and a better and more vivid image as a result. I've tried running mine with both DisplayPort and HDMI against an NVidia GTX 1660 Super and RTX 3070Ti, and my preferred connection method is the DisplayPort, as HDMI simply cannot keep up. If you run HDMI, you'll get around 85-90% out of the screen, whereas DisplayPort will let you utilize 100% of the screen quality-wise. Just be careful to look for breaks, as DisplayPort cables are MUCH more fragile and sensitive to minor loose connections.

I am used to Dell, BUT when you start to think, honestly, wheat is the difference?? A little better control placement, the front IS better than the back side, I use two Phillips 439P1 and the back side "is out reach" on one.. Ended up with the Philips 439P1 over the Dell U4323QE, and at half the price ($599 vs $1,199) I'm happy with that call. On paper the Philips actually wins most rounds: brighter (400 vs 350 nits), far better contrast (4000:1 vs 1000:1, the VA panel's strength), a wider color gamut, and Adaptive-Sync on top. Where the Dell earns its price is the IPS panel and factory calibration. On a screen this big you look at the corners from an angle, and IPS keeps colors more even out there. The Dell also has nicer physical buttons. For everyday work on a Mac, the Philips does the job without paying extra for the name. Compare for yourself: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/compare/Dell_U4323QE_vs_Philips_439P1/BHitems/1751348-REG_1722153-REG

Klasse Teil! Benutze es zur Fotobearbeitung und macht riesig Spaß

Mooi design, de standaard vind ik de beste standaard die Philips heeft ontworpen, het beeld is adembenemend.

Ausgezeichnete Bildqualität und kaum noch Kabel auf dem Schreibtisch, WebCam und Lautsprecher eingebaut, was will man mehr? Will nie wieder etwas Anderes haben. Die DockingStation für den Laptop kann ich mir auch sparen.

Allereerst, mooie uitstraling geeft super mooi beeld op 4k. Ben geen expert maar het heeft alle aansluitingen die ik mij kan wensen. Zie voor mij zelf geen nadelen.

Très bon écran et très pratique avec la station d'accueil intégrée. je cherchais un nouvel écran et aussi une station d'accueil pour le télétravail, mais cet écran fait les deux et par conséquent il y a encore moins de câbles sur le bureau. Il n'y a pas eu besoin d'installer de pilote, même pas pour la carte réseau qui a été reconnue immédiatement.Il suffit de brancher le câble usb-c et on peut travailler. Et l'affichage en 4K est vraiment excellent. l'écran du portable est aussi en 4K mais c'est quand même plus confortable sur un écran de 27 pouces

Purchased in 2024(EU). Overall its a great productivity monitor. few minor issues: 1. remote control was not included, but was available for purchase in amazon for ~20eur 2. audio jack is not combo (does not support mic, no audio in) other than that - its 5 star monitor. if you need a big and versatile 4k screen - look no further

Wish this monitor came with a remote control, as a disabled person it is very difficult to reach around the back of the monitor to change inputs. Apparantly this model only comes with a remote if you are in China. The website that i purchased from (Scan.co.uk) advertised it as having a remote but since i contacted them and queried it they have now changed their website. Apart from this problem i am satisfued with the monitor.

This monitor is working very well after five months use but I did consider returning it in first six weeks, owing to its complexity. I am now very pleased and think that it will last well over the long run and as I learn its quirks. I have purchased computers and peripherals since the 1980s. The physical features (turns, rotates, portrait, landscape, built-in loudspeakers) are really great. A problem is the use of five tiny buttons along the bottom and which are hard to see, but critical for proper use. The screen resolution, colours, contrast, and all adjustable but the monitor does not always seem to retain the settings, or some are incompatible with others in a way that I do not yet understand. For example, the monitor has an extensive set of SMART options for sensing user presence, adjusting blue shift, adjusting screen contrast, and so on, but the use of one negates the use of another in a way that is not described in the manual, or elsewhere, and known only to the design engineers. Phone support was basic when tried. Monitor has an extensive set of connections, for use with many types of computer, but its abilities depend upon which connections are in use. For example, no problem with wake from sleep by bluetooth keyboard touch if connected via HDMI. If connected via USB-C only, and using a bluetooth keyboard/mouse, then wake from sleep can require waking monitor first by button push, and then waking the computer by mouse or keyboard. Frustrates my partner. Other posts on shopping sites have described some issues arise when using USB-C only as a connection and USB 3.2 is enabled for the monitor ports,for peripherals. I have set the USB bus to 2.0 and avoid such issues. Download of the user manual is an absolute must. It's impossible to understand the settings and choices otherwise. It is clear from the types of questions asked on various sites that users have not found the manual and so cannot resolve even simple features such as turning on audio speakers, adjusting contrast, etc. The sole support issue so far is that on the first day, when carefully turning the monitor 90 degrees landscape to portrait, the end of the supplied USB-C cable ripped off. I requested another from the phone support and it was mailed at no cost. In dealing with the first level support ( a third party company) and asking other questions, it was clear that the operator was merely reading through scripts and did not have as much information as I did when using the downloaded manual. So i stopped asking difficult set-up questions. All in all, after five months I would give it just less than 5 stars owing to some quirks.