Mid-2015 there is a lot to choose if you want an UHD monitor, but we haven't come as far as to recommend one to everyone looking for a new screen. Prices are too high for this and there are too many point of critique on the monitors. This doesn't mean t...
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Published: 2015-08-03, Author: Chris , review by: ergohacks.com
Higher resolution screens are the future. If you look back at the last 30 years the average resolution of TV's and monitors has gradually and fitfully gone up and up. 4k is likely to be the next big thing but we are not quite there yet for the mass marke...
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Published: 2015-07-20, Author: Andrew , review by: techteamgb.co.uk
Abstract: The stand is a circle with a chunk removed at the front so its 27cm deep and 30cm across. It can raise the panel by as little as 4cm from your desk or as much as 19cm with the hydraulic arm. It can of course be rotated by 90 degrees to be used as a landsc...
Published: 2015-01-16, Author: Lee , review by: reviewed.com
Suffering from an identity crisis As a 28-inch 4K monitor for $799, the 288P6 sounds pretty fancy on paper... but compared to the market in 2015 it just doesn't hold up. It's clear that 4K displays are here to stay, and as such should be taken as seri...
Decent color accuracy, excellent build quality, SmartControl software, easy 60Hz setup over DisplayPort 1.2, better-than-average speakers
Middling contrast, higher-than-average input lag
If the 288P6LJEB used the speedy control board found in Asus' and Planar's monitors, it would be a winner. If you aren't looking for a gaming screen, it gets the job done based on perfectly acceptable color performance and excellent build quality.£438.70...
Published: 2014-10-17, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
I have to admit to being a little disappointed by the Philips 288P6 28″ 4K monitor! Is that down to the fact that it requires so much horsepower to drive it, or is it down to the fact that Philips didn't bring their A game to the table? The answer is a b...
Good default colour settings (Delta E=2.4), Excellent responsiveness (6 ms on average), Welldesigned, Good connectivity
Poor contrast (less than 750:1), Input lag too high (58 ms)
The colours are really accurate, but the contrast is poor... The responsiveness is great, but the input lag too high... With a mixed bag of results, the Brilliance 288P6LJEB could be better, it could be worse. In the end, it's only really good enough for ...
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Published: 2014-01-09, Author: Kevin , review by: techradar.com
Large 28, inch monitor, Better color and viewing angles that typical TN panels, Attractive price
60Hz could be slow for gaming
Philips has put together a great looking monitor that's easy on the eyes and impresses display aficionados such as ourselves. We'll have to reserve our final judgment on the Brilliance 288P until we can do something other than watch a looping demo, but i...
Published: 2015-07-21, Author: Nick , review by: tbreak.ae
Sharp text and vivid colors, PiP Mode, Sturdy design, USB ports
Washed out blacks and greys, VGA port is unnecessary
The Philips 288P6 is the company's first foray into 4K displays, and it's neither here nor there. Yes it does look pretty and overall the colors on it aren't too bad, but its narrow viewing angles and disappointing black/grey reproduction won't win us o...
