Philips 276E8VJSB 27 " black
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Philips 276E8VJSB 27 " black
Screen size:27 "
Resolution:3840x2160 (16:9)
Panel:IPS, response 5 ms
Frequency:60 Hz
Contrast:1 000:1
Brightness:350 cd/m²
Functions:PBP, Flicker-Free
Connectors:HDMI, DisplayPort
Premium model with ultra-high resolution 4K screen, suitable for graphics, media consumption and office use. The monitor screen is inscribed in a frame of thin frames, which increases the attractiveness of the device when deploying multi-monitor designs. The substrate for it was a 10-bit IPS type matrix (8 bits + FRC) with a high peak brightness threshold (350 cd / m²), a response time of 5 ms (when switching from a grey pixel to grey) and an sRGB “triangle” colour gamut of about 109 %.
Philips 276E8VJSB supports Flicker-Free (eliminates backlight flicker) and Low Blue Light (reduces the harmful effects of blue light). The screen of the model is capable of displaying a picture from two sources in one fell swoop (Picture by Picture function). The shelf of the monitor's interface connectors includes Display Port version 1.2 and a tandem of HDMI ports version 2.0. The crescent-shaped stand allows you to adjust the display position of the device in the range from -5 to +20 °.
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Specifications 276E8VJSB
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24 ", 1920x1080 (16:9), IPS, response 4 ms, MPRT 1 ms, 75 Hz, HDMI, DisplayPort, USB C, Power Delivery, USB 3.1, speakers, webcam, AMD FreeSync
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Model overview based on user reviews
The Philips 276E8VJSB monitor is generally well-received thanks to its excellent 4K resolution, good color reproduction, and stylish design, making it a reliable choice for both work and entertainment. However, potential buyers should be aware of issues such as dead pixels, long wake-up times, and sensitivity to voltage fluctuations. Overall, it offers great value for those looking for an affordable 4K option, but quality control may be a concern.
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took a year ago, for films. I am satisfied with the purchase, one dead pixel appeared. I don’t know if it was like that or with me, I noticed after about half a year of use, it’s hard to notice, you can see the current if you look back to back. I did not like the black color, it is not "juicy" and the light is large. otherwise, in general, take it, this is a good option for any purpose and -  Dima: use Philips 276E8VJSB more than year |
Returned. I thought to save money, but it's better to throw in 2-5 thousand and buy something more convenient. 4k There is a problem that's not mentioned anywhere - waking up from sleep. The "solution" is on the official site, but it didn't help me. There are no issues with a Mac, but accessing the BIOS on a PC didn't work out. If you don’t have a TV/another monitor, you might as well forget about configuring the BIOS (in a situation like mine). Colors, 10-bit - it's not truly 10-bit if there's FRC. Custom profiles - they're rubbish, poorly adjustable and everything needs to be done from the graphics card, which doesn't make the profiles consistent on different computers. Andrew: use Philips 276E8VJSB less than month |
I don’t podіlyayu thought, shchodo the quality of this monitor. I bark with it close to rock and I can say for sure that the rіven of brilliance is far from 350 candelas/m. The monitor does not see the brightness, it happened to set it on a par with 100%, which is also not enough. The contrast is also low, through the supernaturally displayed background about the black color you can forget about it. The picture on this monitor is similar to the picture on KIVI TV 2017-2018 - it's not obvious.
Dany monitor I bought at the start of sales, maybe more descriptions of the shortfalls of pov'yazan themselves with cym. Before buying, evaluate the image better yourself and make sure the visnovka is correct. Rozdіdlna zdatnіcht 4K Image clarity michaelsambur@gmail.com: use Philips 276E8VJSB more than year |
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