Enhance Your Viewing Experience with Philips 271E1S Frameless Computer Monitors: Full HD, 75Hz Refresh Rate, Adaptive Sync, Anti-Glare, Flicker-Free Review

Update: Revain refunded me in full for the damaged product with no issues. I ordered a replacement and am happy with the monitor. Came with a damaged corner of the packaging (slightly crumpled). When opened, there was a large, highly visible mesh in the upper right corner of the monitor. It looks like the box was placed on a corner at some point during the shipping process. plugged in and 90% of the screen was black/grey. although the 10% on the bottom left looked great! I have initiated a…

I needed a large third monitor that could display crisp text but could use wildlife shots as the background. Also, due to the limitations of my dock, I need an SVGA connector with the flexibility of HDMI. And the cost had to be reasonable since it came out of my own pocket. This monitor meets all my needs. The only reason for 4 starts is that the ports come out right off the back at a 90 degree angle. I prefer the ones that connect below and hang straight down. But the choice of connector…

I bought it on sale for $130 when it normally costs $170+ I'm guessing. Even then, it's a great price. 75Hz is better than 60Hz and the screen is fantastic. It's primarily used for work, but right on the box it says it's for gaming. So I tried it on my Nintendo Switch and didn't notice any lag. Great monitor, I would buy again. I think that's the largest size I would choose for Full HD, otherwise I'd prefer 2K or 4K.

I had to return the first monitor for a replacement as the backlight was very poor. The replacement showed up and has a backlight too, but it's not as noticeable unless I'm on a solid black screen.

Ok, why did I give 3 stars instead of 1? Because those are actually my mistakes. Folks, when you're using a Macbookpro, you're looking at a very high-resolution screen all the time. And if you put a 27-inch FullHD screen alongside your MacBook, the resolution, all the texts, etc. do not suit you at all. So this is my fault. I had to buy a 4k monitor instead of full HD and 24 inches instead of 27. This is how I get the same resolution with my MacBook. If you stick to 27 inches you might prefer…

Since my first car radio I have always loved and used Philips electronics whenever I could. I was glad to see these monitors, I bought two! No problem, don't use it for gaming so can't say, but video and live TV on one monitor works great on the other.

I ordered 2 of these as advertised due to the thin bezels and crisp graphics, installation was easy and they worked flawlessly! Highly recommended!

I am very happy with this ad! Very clear, bright picture (adjustable brightness). My mini PC attaches to the VESA mounting holes on the back.

I have tested many different monitors and settled on this one. The screen is tiltable and the colors are really vibrant. I love it!

This was purchased for my partner's gaming PC. The quality is good and clear and for the price it was a good upgrade. Mainly used for gaming and general work and not bad for the price. The base is a bit square (I prefer rounded or V-shaped), but overall very solid. Very easy setup and connection in minutes.

Large, crisp, clear screen with excellent picture quality. The Low Blue Light mode is very comfortable and easy on the eyes.

good monitor It comes with an HDMI to HDMI cable. For my particular setup, I needed an HDMI to DisplayPort cable. This is not a criticism of Philips; Just something to keep in mind when ordering a monitor. Also, it's made in China. I prefer not to buy from countries we are likely to go to war with. I should have checked that before ordering. Guilty.

It's not the best picture quality, but it's not the most expensive monitor either. Overall I think this is a suitable monitor for typical business use and at a reasonable price.

My main HP monitor had power issues so I bought this one. On the day of arrival my other monitor magically worked again. Now I use a Phillips as my main monitor and an HP as my second. So it worked fine for me. There are no complaints at all about the monitor.

I took it as a second monitor because I needed two monitors for work. It's a little more expensive than my LG, but the picture is stronger. Just generally lighter before I adjusted the color. Surprisingly light too. The adjustment buttons on the bottom are cumbersome and the monitor stand is pretty flimsy. However, the build quality of the monitor appears to be good. I don't play so I can't talk about it. I wanted a good, reliable monitor. It doesn't have to be very fancy. I got what I wanted…

The monitor is good if you need a monitor and are not looking for high detail on the screen. The 1080p screen stretched to 27 inches makes the image blurry, which is the most common thing when reading documents. But that would be a pass for any games or artistic endeavors. Overall a solid monitor for what I need it for

For the price (<150 at the time) I'm happy with it for its intended purpose. My only complaint is that HDMI audio doesn't work, but I didn't buy it for audio so it's not a big deal. The picture fits what I need as it only connects to a Raspberry Pi.

Great monitor for the price. I've had it for 3 months now and it works great. My laptop screen is very small and I used this monitor for spreadsheet work.