Review on Philips 272E1CA Frameless Adaptive Sync Replacement Monitor: 🖥️ Full HD, Tilt Adjustment, Built-In Speakers, Curved LED Display by Keith Orrillo

As a monitor, I used a 40" Samsung 4K (4:4:4 Chroma) TV. I needed a replacement when my Samsung got burned in after just a year. So no more Samsung for me , I've struggled to find a great inexpensive 4K monitor, almost every monitor I've reviewed has cost more than 4K TVs in larger sizes (why does a 55 inch 4K TV cost less than a 28-32 -" 4K monitor?) I was deciding between this monitor and the LG model Brother has an LG monitor that has had to be repaired several times since purchase. I didn't want to experience it. So I gambled on this Philips, without knowing anyone, and never owned them. I haven't? Sorry! The crooked display bothered me at first. But I got used to it after a few minutes and it hasn't been a problem since. The flexing is subtle. It is no deep disturbing curve.I promise that after a few minutes of the Playing disappears monitor. "I don't notice it anymore. It doesn't affect me in any way when I'm working in Photoshop or Illustrator. It's great for graphic artists and gamers. PRO: AMAZING PRICE! great colors, doesn't get hot, easy kickstand, easy to set up, lots Connections, all cabins ate included (1 HDMI, 1 Displayport) CONS: weak speakers, I wish the black levels were better (cannot compare with OLED of course), no height adjustment, and the box in which it came felt wasteful on because it was so big Philips keep up the good work you definitely have a game changer 32 inch 4k 60Hz display for less than $350! Amazing deal for amazing quality.