This Philips 275S1AE, 27" monitor with WQHD 2560x1440 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 reaction time of 4ms means that pixels change state faster, reducing artifacts in motion picture depiction. This ensures a more accurate representation of fast transitions and reduces visual disturbances. The monitor provides a clear image in dynamic situations and improves the readability of moving objects.
IPS technology ensures a more uniform liquid crystal structure, allowing pixels to maintain stable properties regardless of the viewing direction. This reduces color shifts and visual artifacts, making IPS technically a more balanced solution in comparison to other panel technologies.
The refresh rate of 75 Hz ensures stable images and comfortable work in office and home applications. This mode reduces eye fatigue during prolonged use, minimizes flickering, and ensures smooth motion. It is ideally suited for everyday tasks, web browsing, and multimedia viewing.
Flicker-Free reduces the frequency flickering common to some brightness adjustment methods. This reduces visual stress and ensures a smooth, pleasant image for the eyes. The technology is particularly useful for working in darker rooms and during prolonged viewing sessions.
Pivot mode allows physically rotating the monitor by 90°, expanding the functionality of the working environment. The vertical format facilitates document comparison, working with tables, and viewing web pages, ensuring more effective information layout and more accurate visual perception.
The Swivel technology allows the monitor to be rotated left and right around the vertical axis, ensuring precise screen positioning in relation to the user. Such a design improves the viewing angle, reduces neck strain, and makes the workspace more comfortable for collaboration or material demonstration.
The Tilt function ensures flexible adjustment of the panel's vertical tilt, allowing for precise adaptation of the screen to the working position. This reduces the risk of discomfort during prolonged use, maintains an optimal viewing angle, and helps avoid image distortion in various lighting conditions.
VESA wall mount allows you to install a monitor on the wall, adhering to a uniform industrial standard. It facilitates the choice of mount, increases the flexibility of workspace organization, and allows you to adjust the height and angle of placement, regardless of the desk or tripod.
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.
DVI ensures monitor compatibility with a wide range of video cards, including models from previous years, while maintaining high image quality. The interface stabilizes the transmission of graphics, supports various resolutions, and reduces distortions, making it a reliable choice for working with various systems.
HDMI provides video and audio transmission with a single cable, which enhances connection stability and reduces the risk of interference. The interface reduces the number of connections and maintains the integrity of the digital signal. HDMI supports modern formats and ensures reliable operation with a wide range of devices.
DisplayPort is a modern interface that allows stable image transmission with high resolution and refresh intensity. The interface is compatible with professional and gaming monitors, supports multiple monitor configurations and HDR, ensuring accurate detail transmission and minimal graphics distortion.
Warranty
Philips provides this model with a 2 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. 
