Philips 27E1N1100A - 27 Inch FHD Monitor, 100Hz, IPS, 4ms, Speakers, LowBlue mode, FlickerFree (1920 x 1080, 250 cd/m², VGA/HDMI 1.4)

Very happy with this monitor. Whilst it’s a basic spec the picture and build quality is outstanding, with the price point being very affordable. It serves as an excellent second screen for my laptop for emails, spreadsheets and documents , doubling up as a handy screen to watch streaming channels like Netflix. Very happy with the size. I got exactly what I wanted. For me it was great value for money.

Happy with the purchase, they were easy to rig up, and function very well for home office second monitors in a dual monitor set up.

This monitor is great. The colours are amazing and the detail is extremley good. Contrast is very very good too. Easy to set up and the base is very sturdy. Obviously it's not in the same league as the apple studio display but it's £600 cheaper. Speakers aren't very good and the 15w USB-C output could be better. Webcam works well for work calls including the always in frame functionality. Very impressed. People will complain about the refresh rate ands whilst not 120hz, the 70hz is fine, You don't notice any lag. All in all, when compared to the BENQ and Asus ProArt, this 5K probably represents the best value for money.

After a recent hospital stay. I needed a monitor as I was going to be working from home for the rest of the year. This monitor is perfect. It was so easy to set up, refresh rate, brightness. colour accuracy, and quality are fantastic for this price point. Highly recommended.

At normal price this no frills basic UHD monitor is good value for money; on an Amazon limited time deal it is a bargain. I now have two in a dual setup with the first bought some months ago, and there have been no problems with either. Good points are obviously image quality, it's sturdy, well packaged, and with UK and EU power and HDMI leads, but no DP lead. As other reviewers have said the sound (via HDMI) is poor when compared to other monitors, but then I bought it to look at, not listen to. The joystick that controls monitor functions like power, input, brightness etc is on the back and difficult to access and fiddly to use. The good news is that you can download and install Philips 'SmartControl' software (on Windows 10/11 computers only - not Mac) that allows all functions including power, input and brightness etc to be controlled on screen and not with the joystick. Amazon's description under Product Information/Ports lists an array of USB ports and a video out - they don't exist. There are 2 HDMI and 1 DP port and the only output is analogue audio for use with headphones or remote speakers. An excellent monitor for those on a budget.

Super quality display, good price for size and refresh rate. Sound quality is thin and tinny but that is what you get with such a thin case. Switching inputs is a bit fiddly, but other controls are OK. USB-C input is great.

Great value and really bright screen and good resolution for the money. Slightly fiddly with just one button to change settings such as brightness but will get used to it.

Picture is good, low light mode make the image very different, but its taking out a primary colour, so no surprises there. Usb-c charging is good also, this model delivers the 65w, so fast charge for hungry laptops. The integrated USB hub also integrates well with the USB-c connection. Points lost for the speakers. Other models don't bother, an frankly, i wish this model didn't either. Total novelty,cannot be heard over a wisper, with all of the volumes maxed ( screen, computer, and source) it can just be made out as audible. Points also lost for the fairly poor menu control knob on the back. it is set too far back to make it a comfortable use. looking for a 1 trick pony with a good image and no plans to utilize the speaker or regularly make adjustment to the screen. then you will be happy with this.