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You can tilt the top of the monitor up to 5 degrees toward you and up to 35 degrees away from you. You can adjust the height of the stand up to 5.9 “, an unusually large range – 4” is more typical. Philips calls the stand of the 279P1 the SmartErgoBase and in fact offers a range of ergonomic functions that even go a little further than comparable monitors. The shaft ends in a circular turntable that is inserted into the rectangular base and allows you to pivot the platter. The black case in which the panel is located is connected to a duct, near which there is a hole through which you can meander cables. The screen has thin bezels on each side and top, making it a good choice for a multiple monitor array.

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The 279P1 measures 21.1 x 24.1 x 8.1 inches (HWD) with the stand extended to its full height and weighing 16.2 pounds.

This means that colors should remain reasonable even at extreme angles – with no shifting or posterization from the side or from above. If everything else is the same, the higher the pixel density (how tightly the pixels are packed together), the sharper the image.Īs is typical for IPS panels, the screen of the 279P1 has large viewing angles of up to 178 degrees for vertical and horizontal. The 279P1’s UHD panel offers a very high pixel density of 163 pixels per inch (ppi) – compared to 27-inch, lower-resolution or larger 4K displays.

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Other monitors with 27-inch Screens generally have a lower native resolution – either QHD (2,560 x 1,440 pixels) or even Full HD, also known as 1080p (1,920 x 1,080 pixels), like the Philips 272E1CA Curved Frameless Monitor. The heart of the Brilliance 279P1 is the 27-inch IPS (In-Plane Switching) panel with a UHD resolution of 4K (3840 x 2160 pixels) and a widescreen aspect ratio of 16: 9. All of these points on the positive side of the ledger make the 279P1 an easy pick as our newest Editors’ Choice winner for Productivity Monitors. On the plus side, the 279P1 offers much better sRGB color coverage than the 272P7VUBNB, adds a second HDMI port, doubles the number of USB 3.2 ports (to four), and has two built-in speakers. The 279P1 isn’t quite as good brilliant Like (in terms of sheer brightness) this model was in our tests, but it’s still brighter than the vast majority of the productivity monitors we tested. The Philips Brilliance 279P1 business-oriented monitor ($ 349.99) is similar to the Editors’ Choice Award-winning Brilliance 272P7VUBNB that we tested in 2020, but with a few differences.