Philips has announced the launch of two new monitors to expand its 500 series. An “all-terrain” range for work tasks, leisure and in general any computer use.
Monitors are the most important peripherals of a PC and the rise of telecommuting, events, web activities, social networks and online entertainment, demand ever more capable and higher quality models. And let’s not talk about those specialized in games. Philips wants to contribute its technology to the sector with two models that are committed to versatility.
Philips 27E1N5600HE
It is the most interesting of the two presented. It is based on a panel 27-inch IPS diagonally, with QHD native resolution (2560 x 1440 pixels), 178-degree viewing angles and a refresh rate of 75 Hz that added to the support for AMD FreeSync synchronization technology will also enable you to play.
Equipped with a connector usb type c With power delivery, the monitor allows users to charge their compatible device while transferring data and simultaneously view high-resolution video, all with a single cable.
To guarantee collaborative work, it includes an integrated 5 megapixel webcam that also has an IR sensor to work with WindowsHello in authentication tasks. It is equipped with a physical switch to improve privacy when not in use, and has a noise-canceling microphone and two integrated 5-watt stereo speakers to complete the multimedia section.
To adjust the settings quickly and easily, there is a key EasySelect Menu Toggle for , while the integrated cable management system frees up your desktop. It has LowBlue Mode and Flicker-free technologies to improve the use in long exposures and an ergonomic base to adjust height, rotation and pivot. It features HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2, and the aforementioned USB-C 3.2 Gen 1 (upstream, power delivery up to 65W) inputs.
It will be available in mid-June with a price of €439.
Philips 24E1N5300HE
If you are looking for the same versatile approach and technologies of the previous one in a smaller size and price, you will like the second monitor of those presented by Philips. It has the same USB Type-C port for hassle-free connectivity with a single cable and the 5 MP webcam for video conferencing and the added security of Windows Hello support.
It also includes the same ergonomic base and stereo speakers so you don’t have to use external speakers. Also LowBlue Mode technologies against annoying blue light and Flicker-free anti-flickering. The difference with the previous one lies in its 24-inch screen and its FHD resolution. Like its big brother, it has a maximum brightness of 300 nits, a contrast ratio of 1,000:1, the same input ports and a hub with four USB 3.2 ports.
It will also be available in mid-June at a price of €319.
