Brilliance4K Ultra HD LCD display with MultiView

BRILLIANT! I run it at 1080p which annoys the *ahem* out of people but I can view this without my glasses. Got one for my partner. She didn't like it... so no problem says I.. and now there is two. I have big text and UNIX/BSD/Linux terminals that are super wide for log files and these screens are brilliant. Highly recommended.

I love the way this monitor is so gentle on the eyes

Great screen. Image quality excellent and sound works very well when additional speakers plugged in to the screen via the built in speaker jack. Works ery well as a docking station for laptops as well

Significant improvement on the previous 40'' Philips monitor. Good colors and choice of video modes. The remote is a great addition and make the toggle redundant Suits my needs of watching movies, web browsing at a distance and photography viewing and editing

Working with multiple windows and programs is a breeze. I have snapped each program to its own quadrant which is effectively the same as 4 22 inch monitors without the wires. This charges my laptop via USB C straight from the monitor at 90w. Monitor is well built and the stand is solid (doesn't shake when typing). Comes with a remote (which isn't mentioned on the website). Will add chromecast dongle soon to watch app TV.

I am used to Dell, BUT when you start to think, honestly, wheat is the difference?? A little better control placement, the front IS better than the back side, I use two Phillips 439P1 and the back side "is out reach" on one.. Ended up with the Philips 439P1 over the Dell U4323QE, and at half the price ($599 vs $1,199) I'm happy with that call. On paper the Philips actually wins most rounds: brighter (400 vs 350 nits), far better contrast (4000:1 vs 1000:1, the VA panel's strength), a wider color gamut, and Adaptive-Sync on top. Where the Dell earns its price is the IPS panel and factory calibration. On a screen this big you look at the corners from an angle, and IPS keeps colors more even out there. The Dell also has nicer physical buttons. For everyday work on a Mac, the Philips does the job without paying extra for the name. Compare for yourself: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/compare/Dell_U4323QE_vs_Philips_439P1/BHitems/1751348-REG_1722153-REG

It looks beautiful. It comes with an outstanding monitor stand -- tilt and swivel, and several inches of height adjustment can easily be applied by hand without having to move out of your chair. Plus the display can pivot into portrait mode. The USB hub allowed me to clear several charger blocks from my desk. The speakers sound okay -- absolutely fine for a phone call, and to preview music. I operate it on Windows 11 with 150% scaling, and the text is very clear. On initial set up, I didn't realize there was a "main power switch" next to the power cord, so it took me some time to actually figure out how to turn on monitor, I thought the front panel on/off switch was broken. The supplied HDMI cable did not seem to be as high quality as the monitor: Youtube "stats for nerds" said the monitor was dropping 20% of the frames (at 60hz refresh rate). I don't know if you can actually see a visual difference, but I switched to an HDMI cable with a ferrite core (or choke) over both ends of the cable, and that brought the display down to 0 frames dropped. I'm not sure on the relationship between monitor, cable, and PC for this issue, but it seems to me that a Philips supplied HDMI cable should work well with all computers that can support a 4K monitor over hdmi.

When my previous monitor started flashing on and off, I started looking at my options. I had a 4K monitor and wanted something with at least the same resolution. I also have an iMac 27" with retina, so I wanted something that would match the brightness of the iMac as I use both. This monitor matches very well.

43インチなのにこの低価格とは驚き、なおかつ4Kなのはさらに驚き、うまくセール中だったので得しました。

IPS, DisplayPort 1.2 x 2, HDMI 2.0 x 2, 5年保証ありは、購入価格を考えれば、非常にコストパフォーマンスが良い。デザインもシンプルで良い。