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The Philips Brilliance 27” 279P1 monitor features brilliant visuals, superb color reproduction, and an innovative USB-C docking feature that will enhance your productivity. The Brilliance 279P1 is a 27-inch 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS LED monitor, boasting a 3-sided frameless design for an ultra-sharp display wrapped in a sleek design. Philips 279P1 also displays over 1.07 billion colors for finer gradients and an incredible 122% sRGB and 103% NTSC color gamut coverage for photo-realistic looking images, perfect for color-critical applications. Featured on the Brilliance P-line, the displays meet the TUV Rheinland Eye Comfort standard to prevent eye strain caused by prolonged computer use with low blue mode and flicker-free panels. This Brilliance line monitor features an ergonomic stand allowing easy height, swivel, pivot, and tilt adjustments for the ideal viewing experience. Philips Brilliance 279P1 is also equipped with USB-C docking, allowing for one-cable docking and charging of your laptop with a single USB-C cable. Simply plug in your USB PD compatible laptop to charge it with up to 65W of power while enjoying sharp 4K video, audio, USB peripherals, and Gigabit Ethernet port, all with just one USB-C cable. The monitor also comes with VESA compatible mounting points for more mounting options when paired with 3rd party mounting accessories.
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| Manufacturer | Philips |
|---|---|
| Brand | PHILIPSCUSTOM |
| Item model number | 279P1 |
| Color | Black |
| Weight | 16.24 pounds |
| Height | 19.4 inches |
| Depth | 1.5 inches |
| Product Id | 48612 |
|---|---|
| User Reviews and Ratings | 4 (13 ratings) 4 out of 5 stars |
| UPC | 609585253940 |
PHILIPS 279P1 27" UHD 3840 x 2160 (4K) 60 Hz HDMI, DisplayPort, USB, Audio Built-in Speakers IPS Monitor
27" IPS UHD 3840 x 2160 (4K) 60 Hz 1,000:1 1.07 Billion Height adjustment: 150 mm Pivot: -/+90 degree Swivel: -/+180 degree Tilt: -5/35 degree Monitor with stand HDMI cable DP cable USB-C to C/A Y cable Power cable User Documentation
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Purchased monitor for home office specifically to work with MacBook Air via the USB C connection. Straight out of the box it work with my MacBook Air without any firmware updates. Extremely happy with the display quality and array of usb connections to simplify my workspace. Their are a number of settings that users can choose from based on your preference. Price point was acceptable for 4K USB C Monitor.
Left half of the screen backlit noticeably flicks / blinks. It takes 5minutes for the display to "heat up" before it stops blinking. Once display refused to produce sound via HDMI / DP, only changing the volume in the display menu "fixed" sound reproduction. Take attention to the refresh rate: there are two near 60Hz and by default Windows 10 selected the lower one via HDMI (in fraction of Hz) - display showed lots of rainbow artifacts and incorrectly rendered solid colors in some positions (like black like is displayed as blue line). Power Delivery works via USB-C.
Using USB-C connection with MacBook Pro 16" (2018) as a secondary display at 4K 60hz. I initially encountered a frustrating issue in which the display would randomly cut out entirely. Turning the Smart Power setting on seems to have remedied the issue. Otherwise seems like a solid monitor!
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Even at 27" using full resolution is too small for my eyes even with glasses, so I use 150% as recommended by Windows 10. It gives a satisfactory result, but character contrast is still lower than I'd like. Also, because of a Win10 bug, when the screen sleeps, all windows overlay the upper left corner and have to be dragged out again. There is a fix, but it's difficult to implement because it requires editing the registry and it doesn't stick. The online documentation is terrible and doesn't describe how to use the settings, but merely names them and gives overly brief functional descriptions.
The only reason I bought this is to be able to use ONE cable to connect my laptop (as docking is supposed to work). However, the DisplayPort over USB-C in this monitor can only do 4K 60Hz when the USB2.0 is selected in the menu (instead of USB3.2). With USB3.2 selected it maxes out at 4K 30Hz which is unusable. With USB2.0 selected everything looks like it's working - you have 4K 60Hz, you have power going to the laptop and you have USB hub with Ethernet connection. But... The USB hub is only USB2.0 speed, which means the Ethernet maxes out at about 300Mbps and external drives connected to the monitor have severely limited transfers. Result? I have to use TWO cables - USB-C for the hub with USB3.2 set in the monitor and an additional DisplayPort cable. BTW I'm using it with the ThinkPad X280.
