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Crisp images with UltraClear 4K UHDThis Philips monitor features a high-performance panel that displays images at UltraClear 4K UHD (340 x 2160) resolution. Whether you're a demanding professional who needs detailed images for your CAD solutions, a financial specialist working on huge spreadsheets, or you use 3D graphics applications, this Philips monitor brings your images and graphics to life. |
More realistic images with more intense coloursHigh Dynamic Range (HDR) technology transforms your viewing experience. With stunning brightness, unparalleled contrast and captivating colours, images come alive before your eyes, with deeper, more nuanced dark tones. The entire palette has been expanded, with colours never before seen on a screen, for a visual experience that fills the senses and stirs the emotions! |
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LowBlue mode to reduce eye strainThe short-wave blue light rays emitted by LED screens can have a negative effect on long-term vision. Developed with your well-being in mind, Philips LowBlue mode uses intelligent software technology to reduce harmful short-wave blue light. |
Comfortable to work withThe Super Ergo base offers ergonomic comfort and an intelligent cable management system. The height adjustment, swivel support, tilt and rotation angle of the monitor base increase user comfort and reduce physical strain from a long working day. In addition, the intelligent cable management system frees up space on your desk. With Philips' ultra-high resolution multi-view display, you can now comfortably move through a world of connectivity, whether you're in the office or at home. |
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All your connections via USB Type CThis Philips monitor has a built-in USB 3.1 Type-C docking station with power function. Its slim, reversible USB-C connector makes it easy to connect with a single cable. Simplify your life by connecting all your peripherals, such as keyboard, mouse and RJ-45 Ethernet cable, to the monitor dock. Easily connect your laptop to this monitor with a single USB-C cable to watch high-resolution video and transfer data at high speed, while charging your laptop.
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General information |
Product name |
Philips 32" LED - 328P6VUBREB |
Brand |
Philips | |
Model |
328P6VUBREB/00 | |
Display |
Screen size |
31.5 inches |
Screen format |
16:9 | |
Panel type |
VA (MVA, PVA) display | |
LCD technology |
VA | |
Max resolution |
3840 x 2160 pixels | |
Dot Pitch |
0.181 mm | |
Brightness |
600 cd/m² | |
Contrast |
3000 /1 | |
Response time |
4 ms | |
Angle of vision (horizontal) |
178 Degree(s) | |
Angle of vision (vertical) |
178 Degree(s) | |
Matte/anti-glare panel |
Yes | |
HDR (High Dynamique Range) |
Yes | |
HDR standards |
VESA DisplayHDR 600 | |
NVIDIA G-SYNC |
No | |
Adaptive-Sync |
No | |
AMD FreeSync |
No | |
Flicker-Free |
Yes | |
Anti blue light |
Yes | |
Screen |
Screen type |
LED |
Widescreen |
Yes | |
Curved screen |
No | |
Borderless |
No | |
3D compatible |
No | |
Touch screen |
No | |
Min vertical frequency |
23 Hz | |
Max vertical frequency |
80 Hz | |
Type of activities |
Graphics | |
Ergonomics |
Portable |
No |
Pivot |
Yes | |
Height adjustable stand |
Yes | |
Removable stand |
Yes | |
VESA mount |
100 x 100mm | |
Back tilt angle (top) |
20 Degree(s) | |
Forward tilt angle (bottom) |
5 Degree(s) | |
Connectivity |
Video inputs |
1 X DisplayPort Female |
| 2 X HDMI Female | ||
| USB Type C Female | ||
HDMI standard |
HDMI 2.0 | |
DisplayPort standard |
DisplayPort 1.4 | |
Audio input |
Line IN (3.5mm Jack Female) | |
Audio outputs |
Headphone (3.5mm Jack Female) | |
Additional connector(s) |
4 X USB 3.0 | |
Multimedia |
Built-in speakers |
Yes |
Sound power |
2 X 3 W | |
Webcam |
No | |
TV tuner |
No | |
Physical characteristics |
Color |
Black |
Width |
742 mm | |
Height |
657 mm | |
Depth |
270 mm | |
Width (without stand) |
742 mm | |
Height (without stand) |
438 mm | |
Depth (without stand) |
63 mm | |
Weight |
9.36 kg | |
Weight (Without stand) |
6.4 kg | |
Multi-monitor bundle |
No | |
Power supply |
Energy class |
G |
Consumption |
39 kWh/1000h | |
Standby consumption |
0.5 W | |
Internal power supply |
Yes | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 6 Nov 2018
I use it as a monitor, connected to my Freebox, to watch TV and it's great comfort.
The size is more than comfortable, the picture is superb and the number of inputs is high;
I highly recommend this equipment.
I'm very pleased with the product, except for the menu which is a bit complicated and the access to the connectors a bit difficult.
Very fast delivery!
I come from a Dell 16/10 IPS 24" wide gamut screen calibrated regularly.
Photo and video use, never gaming.
My Nvidia GTX 1660 graphics card, I don't know how to get past 60Hz... when the specs say 80Hz.
On this VA panel, I discovered less open angles and this small defect is added to the width of the screen... necessarily, the field of a 32" is wider than a 24!
The panel is properly calibrated out of the box, in SDR.
You have to go into the menus to switch to HDR.
I haven't recalibrated the HDR... so no comment for now.
Warning: this is where the screen loses its stars...
The ergonomics of the menu/sub-menus is rotten !
The silk-screening (^ < > enter) of the touch buttons (on the bottom of the frame) is not very visible in a dark environment.
Even the (touch) power button is strange: it is not aligned with the LED.
The resolution of this screen is superb, and the fact that I can connect my MacBook Pro to it via USB-C means that I can use my hard drives, scanner, keyboard and trackpad without any hassle when connecting the computer to the monitor.
The screen size and brightness are a pleasure to use for photo editing and working with multiple windows. The Philips monitor offers several brightness settings depending on the activities of the moment: office, photo, film, blue light... What's also nice is that the settings of f.lux, the application I use on the MacBook to manage blue light, are supported (I have disabled this application for photo applications, to keep the natural light. And whether I use the MacBook connected to the Philips display or not, f.lux behaves in the same way).
On the other hand, it is impossible to use the keys on the keyboard to adjust the brightness. I find the buttons on the front of the monitor to reach the different settings inconvenient, as they are not very visible and not illuminated. The USB ports at the back are placed vertically, and not very convenient to access either.
Unless I set it up wrong, and despite the multiview mode, you can't work on the Philips screen and the MacBook screen at the same time; indeed, when the MacBook is connected to the screen, the display on the latter takes up that of the screen and the characters are far too small!
All in all, a very good screen, that's the main thing, but not fully compatible with Apple computers!
