Review on Enhanced Philips 279P1 Power Saving PowerSensor Computer Monitor: 3840X2160P, Accurate Colors, 10-Bit Panel - Ultimate HD Experience! by Frank Branch

Set up this monitor as part of my office for quarantine. I wasn't looking for a gaming monitor, but something for everyday office use. This monitor ticks all of my boxes and is pretty good for the job. I haven't noticed any lag, ghosting or dead pixels in 3 months of use. I use it every day and am satisfied with its quality, especially for the price. Pros: * Built-in speakers. * The curved screen offers a good viewing angle. * The screen size is a steal for the price. Cons: * One button is on the back of the Philips logo. It wasn't immediately obvious and I had to dig around a bit to find it. It's a joystick-like button, with each side providing access to different functions.* Too bright, even on the lowest brightness setting. Unlike some other monitors I've used in the past, the screen doesn't go black when I turn the brightness down to zero. I need to lower the contrast to make it a little darker. Still too bright in low light. Shame it wasn't far to go further. * Speaker volume is not the loudest. I have to use external speakers or speakers from my laptop to hear it sitting about 6 feet away.