This Philips 27B2G5200/00, 27" monitor with FHD 1920x1080 resolution ensures comfortable conditions for prolonged work and online activities. It offers a clear image, extensive usage possibilities and fits perfectly in a home or office working environment.
The response time of 4ms ensures a fast pixel transition between tones, reducing the possibility of motion trails and blurring. Such speed improves the sharpness of dynamic scenes and reduces visual artifacts at high frame rate changes, which is essential for interactive applications and precise motion representation.
IPS technology ensures more accurate color representation and stable image when viewed from the side. Compared to TN and VA, it changes brightness and contrast less with viewing angle, making the displayed data visually more reliable and technically more accurate.
This monitor with a 75 Hz refresh rate ensures proper motion portrayal and minimal flickering, which is essential for prolonged use. Such a refresh speed is suitable for most domestic and professional scenarios, guaranteeing smooth frame renewal and comfortable image perception even over extended use periods.
Flicker-Free ensures a stable light flow without sudden intensity fluctuations, which may not be visible, but cause discomfort during prolonged usage. The technology improves visual perception, helps to reduce eye strain, and increases comfort when working with texts and static images.
The Pivot function allows the user to quickly switch between horizontal and vertical orientation, adapting the screen to the task at hand. Vertical positioning enhances the display of long structured data, technical information, and graphics, helping to work with large volumes of material without loss of convenience.
The Swivel feature ensures smooth horizontal rotation of the monitor, allowing quick adjustment of screen orientation to the user's position changes. This is particularly useful in work at a shared desk, project discussions or use of multiple devices where flexible viewing direction adjustment is required.
Tilt mechanism allows to change the screen's vertical angle without moving the whole construction. Such adjustment improves workplace ergonomics, ensures stable image quality and helps to adapt the monitor to the user's individual preferences or specific tasks.
VESA wall mount provides a standardized mounting hole layout, allowing you to safely attach the monitor to the wall using compatible brackets. This type of installation frees up desk space, reduces vibrations from the table, and ensures a stable screen position for prolonged work.
The built-in speakers provide direct sound playback, eliminating the need for external audio devices. This simplifies the setup of the work system and saves space. The speakers are suitable for everyday needs, including online meetings, training, and video viewing, providing adequate sound level.
The D-Sub interface supports analog video signals, allowing the monitor to be connected to older generation equipment without additional adapters. It provides stable image transmission and correct graphics replay, making the monitor a universal solution for various operating systems and simplifying integration in existing configurations.
HDMI uses a single cable connection for video and audio transmission, ensuring a stable signal and minimal losses. Such an interface simplifies connection and reduces the possibility of synchronization errors. HDMI is compatible with a majority of modern devices and ensures reliable operation in various configurations.
DisplayPort is the latest monitor interface standard that ensures stable image transmission with high resolution and refresh intensity. It supports HDR, frame synchronization and multiple monitor systems, maintaining detail accuracy and image quality for professional and gaming work.
Warranty
Philips provides this model with a 3 year warranty at all certified service centres.
DVI is a digital standard and ensures high image quality, however, thanks to the big size of the plug and the inability of the standard to develop further due to a few technical restrictions this type of connection is gradually losing its popularity to modern HDMI and DisplayPort standards. 
