Philips 23.8" LCD Monitor
- Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Diagonal: 23.8 "
- Panel type: IPS
- Refresh rate: 75 Hz
PowerSensor saves up to 70% of energy costs
PowerSensor is a built-in “people sensor” that transmits and receives safe infrared signals to determine if the user is present and automatically dims the monitor when the user leaves the desk, reducing energy costs by up to 70% and extending monitor life.
IPS technology for rich colors and wide viewing angles
IPS displays use advanced technology that provides extra-wide 178/178-degree viewing angles, allowing you to view the display from almost any angle - even in 90-degree rotating mode! Unlike conventional TN panels, IPS displays deliver remarkably clear and vividly colored images, making them ideal not only for photos, movies and web browsing, but also for professional applications that require accurate colors and consistent brightness at all times.
LightSensor ensures perfect brightness with minimal energy consumption
LightSensor ensures a perfect picture with minimum energy consumption by using a smart sensor that senses the light conditions in the room to adjust the brightness of the picture.
Pleasantly smooth operation thanks to Adaptive-Sync technology
When playing, the game should not freeze, the image should not be uniform, or the frames should not be interrupted. Adaptive-Sync technology, smooth fast refresh and ultra-fast response time ensure smooth, artifact-free performance at almost any frame rate.
SmartErgoBase enables human-friendly ergonomic adjustments
SmartErgoBase is a monitor base that ensures ergonomic comfort and keeps cables tidy.The human-friendly height, rotatability and adjustment of the tilt and rotation angle of the base make the position of the monitor as comfortable as possible, which can reduce the physical stress of a long working day; thanks to the cable management system, cable tangles are reduced and the desktop looks tidy and professional.
Built-in stereo speakers for multimedia content
A pair of high-quality stereo speakers are built into the monitor. Depending on the model and design, they can be visibly forward or invisibly downward, upward or backward, etc.