This Philips 27B2N4500, 27" monitor with WQHD 2560x1440 resolution is suitable for comfortable work with documents, web content, and multimedia. It provides natural image reproduction, comfortable viewing, and stable performance, satisfying user needs for a universal work screen.
The response time 4ms reduces pixel transition delay, thereby minimizing blur and afterimage formation in moving images. Such an indicator is especially useful for dynamic content, ensuring clearer and more stable frame representation. The monitor responds faster to image changes, improving visual accuracy.
The IPS technology provides a stable image, thanks to wide viewing angles and consistent color reproduction across the entire screen area. Unlike TN and VA panels, IPS maintains accurate colors even when the viewing position is changed, reducing distortions and increasing reliability for precise visual work.
This monitor with a refresh rate of 120 Hz ensures more frequent frame renewals, which improves the visibility of fast motion. This mode reduces image latency and minimizes artifacts that occur during rapid movement. It is suitable for tasks that require precise visual information at an increased refresh rate.
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.
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.
Built-in speakers provide sound playback without having to connect separate acoustic systems, reducing the amount of equipment in the workplace. They provide basic audio signals for video conferencing, system announcements, and multimedia. This solution enhances convenience and reduces the number of additional cables.
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.
USB Power Delivery provides device charging directly from the monitor, reducing the need for separate power blocks. It simplifies device placement and reduces the number of wires. Parallel charging and signal transmission makes the connection more functional and versatile.
The monitor comes with a 1 year warranty
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. 
