The One Monitor for EVERYTHING - PS5, Mac and PC

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[mehdirgp]

The fact that you call $800 reasonable price makes me cry 😂

[jlewis]

Thank You Oilur. After hours of research so far this is the very first video OR article that even mentions this model. Like a hidden gem.

[FaisalAhmed-zysk]

Bro.. you just read my mind and did my work for me.. I have been in the hunt for a monitor with the exact same specifications.. Big thanks!!

[CETHN]

I’m also using a laptop with a single monitor, but I do prefer using a dock rather than using the monitor as the “hub” and power delivery etc.
It really convenient to have the laptop only plug into the dock, and everything just works

[ItsJustMeStevie]

Fair to say the amount of monitors all depends on the type of work one does. I tend to use Audition and After Effects side by side along with another windows that I tend to use so having 2 monitors is ideal. An iPad is nice when using Gmail and Slack constantly.

[TaylorBrauer]

That monitor looks super well rounded. I'm excited to see what the new 4k OLEDs are like.

[TomasVender]

I like bezel-less 27" / 31" Philips 279M1RV a bit more which I think is the same in all other features
Non the less, great vid!

[leehock]

I am now using the Philips 28 Inch 4K Monitor and I am satisfied with the performance -
color wise.Beautiful natural colors on screen-that is my most important feature for a Monitor & this brand produce this very well.

[TonyMacina]

I had a 24" 1080p version of this from Philips for a couple of years and loved it, got rid of it for space reasons. Great shout!

[duhbiyung]

ah yes! I got the Gigabyte M32U, and it has been serving me well! Used it for my PC and PS5, very satisfied overall

[captaintruth]

Looks like you must’ve had a lot better luck than me or else it’s just a puff piece. I bought the 4K 27 inch Phillips monitor on 4/10/24 thinking it had met all my criteria, such as 96 W charging, 4K, and 4 year warranty. To my surprise, no USB-C to USB-C cable included. The Quickstart said to not adjust past 5° downward or the screen may fall off. The monitor has very tiny bezels all around so when you try to adjust it, you can see the screen distort just from your fingertips. Another problem I encountered was the brightness would go up and down when I went from one screen to the next. The menu control is also horribly designed and I wouldn’t expect the cheap toggle switch to work very long either. Needless to say, I placed this back in the box within 2 hours, and sent it on its way to Amazon for a refund of my $400 4K resolution on a MacBook is ridiculous. You have to scale it back to 1440 so what’s the point just to gain a few extra pixels? 👺🖥️

I have sense bought the 27 inch ASUS PA278 CV for $249 US with 65 watt charging and 1440 resolution plus it came with a USB-C to USB-C cable for my MacBook Air. In addition it has a three-year warranty. worked perfectly right out of the box. Great color and charges the MacBook at 65 watts and best of all I saved over $150.🖥️😁

[scott]

I just bought this monitor, and I'm getting it next week, I was a bit scared that I made a mistake, but your review has alleviated that, thanks!

[colin]

I found Acer nitroXV282K to be interesting as well. Pretty much same specs with the one in video. The only evident difference would be being 28 inch. Currently on sale for around $400.
Saw it’s originally $899 on Acer official.

[jesusjapan]

I agree. I had wide screen, 55 inch TV and 43 inch TV for monitor, now I'm using only one 27 inch monitor. One monitor is enough.

[jasona]

your 5 criterias are literally the same as mine. very very fair criteria.

[noelatcheson]

This monitor is on sale on Amazon currently and this review has pretty much convinced me to get it. Been looking a while for a solid 4k monitor at a decent price. Early Xmas present this year!

[michaelf]

Innocn 32" 4k mini-led. It's amazing. 90w power delivery, 144hz, hdr1000, color accurate. It's worth your time to check out!

[RickyBobbyGetEm]

I would not recommend to use a 34" 4K monitor for MacOS as that will bring big issues with scaling. Things will either not look the right size (too small or too big) OR the scaling will look fine but it will take a toll on performance because of the extra processing needed to use the scaling options in between 4K and 1080p.

4K panels should be avoided unless you don't mind having your MacBook with worse performance and at higher temperatures than normal every time you connect to a display.

[hpjunkies]

appears that 144hz is only available via DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.1, not using USB-C as in your setup. Top notch review and thanks for sharing. Adding this to the short list of monitors to go with for my newest work station.

[jakemana]

Jesus... thank you!!! This is exactly what I'm looking for... I need something good for coding on my mac and something good for gaming on my PC... and yes... the aesthetics not be gaming - priceless! Thank you again! You got a sub!