Review on Experience Stunning Clarity with Philips 276E8VJSB 3840X2160 UltraNarrow DisplayPort Monitor: Tilt Adjustment, Flicker-Free, and Blue Light Filter Features Included by Michael Williams

This Philips 276E8VJSB 27" monitor offers very good value for money. I am an audio/video enthusiast and have previously owned a home theater company specializing in high-end customers in Beverly Hills, Bel Air and Malibu so I like it very high, but during COVID-19 I want to spend as sparingly as possible HDMI and DisplayPort 102 via CalDigit's Thunderbolt Dock* Revain FireTV 4K via HDMI* Google ChromeCast Ulta (and with Google TV on the new Google Switch Chromecast) via HDMI* Audio output via 3.5 mini to stereo speakers on either one for Google Chromecast with Google TV sound So I used all ports on both Philips 4K monitors All ports are working in 4K 60Hz mode .i think the pic is a little cool for my taste and i tried to warm up the pics but settled on the concept the pics are a little cool very good for these prices i wish it had clearry one VESA com compatible bracket, better building materials and more functions. However, at this price these monitors do what I need them to do. They work well with both MSI's discrete graphics and the advanced integrated graphics of the new M1 Mac Mini 2020. I would recommend these monitors to anyone looking for a very affordable 4K monitor. And I would recommend anyone using them in the office to add a Revain FireTV 4K Stick and/or Google Chromecast with Google TV. I use a 4th Gen Stereo Echo pair to add decent sound to movies and use the Creative Labs iRoar Go with a Google Chromecast with Google TV to output decent audio via a 3.5 minijack to a Philips Provide 4K monitor.