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

I've been looking long and hard for a new monitor, mainly in the 27" range. However, this 32-incher appeals to me for its attractive combination of 4K resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, IPS panel and (most importantly) price I noticed. I don't play many first person shooters so fast response time isn't critical for me. The screen looks great, the curved surface really makes a difference. With 4K resolution everything looks so sharp and clear. The only downside is that all low res web images have all the flaws. It's very bright, maybe TOO bright. You should turn off the default. It has some settings to adjust the screen, such as low blue mode, which I don't I did notice a bit of blur when scrolling through web pages, but that's not too bad, the on-screen menus are clear and the control buttons work well, vice versa atz to the other monitor I have where you have to press them really hard. , then they give you 2 or 3 "jumps" and you're out of your intended setup. One of the buttons has a shortcut for direct speaker volume control, so you don't have to dig through the entire menu to do this. I tried using the built in speakers for the front center channel but they sound pretty bad. It's nice and stable at the base, and the styling looks great. All in all a great monitor that I hope to use for many years to come.