27" Philips 278E9QJAB

The Philips monitor will provide your PC with a display with a 27" display size. The aspect ratio of the device is 16:9. The heart of the monitor's functionality lies in its VA technology, which delivers accurate colour rendering and great contrast. The monitor has a 1920 × 1080px resolution. The extra swift 4ms response time will be appreciated when playing action games, plus it keeps the image blissfully blur-free. The 75Hz refresh rate is about average. Philips set the brightness at 250cd/m2. One innovative and striking feature of the monitor is its finely curved screen, which boosts your audiovisual experience and infuses it with an extra dose of immersion. The device uses DisplayPort, HDMI 1.4 and VGA for PC connection.

27" Philips 278E9QJAB LCD Monitor Key Features

• 27" screen size
• Features a curved screen for maximum immersion
• 1920 × 1080px resolution
• VA technology
• Anti-glare panel coating prevents sun glare
• 4ms response and 75Hz refresh rate
• Screen brightness up to 250 cd/m2
• FreeSync for syncing with AMD graphics cards
• VESA mount compatible
• Integrated speakers deliver solid audio
• Blue light filtering for restful and uninterrupted sleep
• Listed power consumption of the 27" Philips 278E9QJAB is about 36,93W

27" Philips 278E9QJAB Monitor Features and Construction

The Philips display has the dimensions measuring 61.2 × 46.5 × 22cm. The monitor comes with a classic stand, but you can attach it to the wall with a VESA mount. The display weights 4.95kg. A welcome bonus are the integrated speakers, with a satisfying audio output for everyday PC activities. The key parameter you should check is the input; in case of the 27" Philips 278E9QJAB it's DisplayPort, HDMI 1.4 and VGA. Headphones or speakers can be connected directly to the monitor.

The 27" Philips 278E9QJAB Has Multiple State-Of-The-Art Functions

If you tend to spend your evenings in front of your PC, the monitor has a blue light filter, which helps you sleep better. The display is equipped with the Flicker-free function, allaying eye strain and fatigue. An exclusive feature for gaming PC sets is proprietary image syncing with AMD graphics cards, usually known as FreeSync.