The VA screen provides mesmerizing images and a large viewing angle

Philips VA LED displays use advanced MVA technology, which ensures an extremely high static contrast ratio for extra clear and bright images. While common office applications are also easy to use with this screen, it is especially suitable for photos, web browsing, movies, games and demanding graphics applications. Its optimized pixel management technology gives you an extra-wide viewing angle of 178/178 degrees, resulting in a sharp image.

With SmartImage technology, image settings can be easily optimized

SmartImage is Philips' unique leading technology that analyzes the content displayed on the screen and ensures an optimal screen image. With this user-friendly interface, you can select multiple modes for the app you are using, such as office, photo, movie, game, eco mode, etc. Based on the selection made, SmartImage dynamically optimizes contrast, color saturation and sharpness of images and videos to ensure the best screen image. Eco mode enables great energy savings. All this in real time at the touch of a button!

SmartContrast for rich, deep black details

SmartContrast is a Philips technology that analyzes the content being played, automatically adjusts colors and controls the intensity of the background light, again to dynamically improve contrasts for the best possible presentation of digital images and videos or playing games with dark tones.When you select Eco mode, contrasts are adjusted and backlight is enhanced to provide the best screen image for everyday office applications and ensure lower power consumption.

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.

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.

LowBlue mode to make the impact on the eyes mild

Research has shown that just as UV rays can damage the eyes, the short-wavelength blue light from LED screens can also damage the eyes and affect vision over time. Designed with your well-being in mind, the Philips LowBlue Mode setting uses smart software technology to reduce harmful shortwave blue light.