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

I'm a freelance programmer working very hard from my home office and I just added this monitor to the park about an hour ago (2 UHD and 2 HD). It replaces a 27" Scepter UHD monitor that has served me well for about 18 months (again, I work a lot so my gear is used a lot more than average). In comparison, this screen is significantly brighter than the Scepter as well as the Asus UHD monitor that sits above it; In fact, this monitor comes closer to the colors, contrast, and brightness of my phone and TV than any computer screen I've had in the past. That's another plus point compared to almost every monitor I've had. Other reviews have said mouse lag and/or the screen refuses to wake from sleep, but I haven't experienced that and it had the ability to get in to switch to sleep mode. and will be back twice since I hooked it up. The settings I've been working with, which I'll probably update later as I make minor adjustments: Light Blue Mode: On. Pixel Orbit: On* Note that I'm using a DisplayPort g connection (as expected, the monitor only came with an HDMI cable). A quick note is the stand, which looks a lot sleeker than my previous setup of an ugly donut stand sitting on top of an old Arduino book. to bring it up to the height of my 6ft 1in. It's slim, stylish, and ideal for typing if, like me, you live at your desk and need to put your keyboard away for a quick bite. Within an hour I'm very happy with the purchase (fingers crossed posting this review, I'm not being jinxed). I've bought a monitor many times in the past and felt like I'd be "hooked" on it for life (*cough* Asus *cough*), but for the first time in a long time I'm looking forward to it. work on a newly purchased screen; and considering it shipped to my house for about $250, so far I have no complaints and only praise.