Amazon has
27" PHILIPS Creator Series 4K UHD IPS Black Display Monitor w/ USB-C PD 96W, KVM (7000 Series, 27E2F7901) on sale for
$209.99.
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27" PHILIPS Creator Series 4K UHD IPS Black Display Monitor w/ USB-C PD 96W, KVM (7000 Series, 27E2F7901) on sale for
$209.99. Shipping prices varies by location.
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Specs:
- Panel Size: 27"
- Panel Type: IPS Black Technology
- Max Resolution: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
- Response time: 4 ms (Gray to Gray)
- Brightness: 400 nits
- Contract ratio (typical): 2000:1
- Color gamut: DCI-P3 98%, sRGB 100%, REC 709: 100%, NTSC: 110.5%, Adobe RGB 108.6%
- HDR: DisplayHDR 400 certified
- VESA: 100 x 100mm
- Ports:
- 1x HDMI 2.0
- 1x DisplayPort 1.4
- 1x DisplayPort out
- 1x USB-C (upstream, DP Alt mode, Data, Power Delivery up to 96W)
- 1x USB-C 3.2 Gen 2 / 10 Gbps, upstream (Data)
- 1x USB-C downstream (Data, PD 15W)
- 4x USB-A downstream (with 1 for fast charge B.C 1.2)
- 1x Audio out
Additional features:
- USB-C docking transfers high-speed data, high-resolution video signal, and power to your laptop (up to 96W of Power Delivery, for devices that support USB-C DP Alt mode) via a single USB-C cable
- Built-in KVM switch allows you to control two separate PCs with one monitor-keyboard-mouse
- MultiView PIP/PBP mode
- IPS Black, a newly developed technology that delivers impeccable color expression and superior contrast ratio
- Edge-to-edge frameless monitor
- SmartErgoBase for ergonomic adjustments and efficient cable management
- Swivel, tilt and rotate and height-adjustable stand
- Low Blue Light feature helps reduce eye strain
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For office work, 4k should be at least 32".
From my assessment, my 27" 4K Acer works well at 100% resolution and I do not have the desk space for a 32" in my face. The font is small, but is totally legible. I have tried 150% scaling on the font (I think 150% or 200% is the default?) and immediately changed it to 100% scaling. The amount of content displayed at once is absolutely vital to me. I have many spreadsheets and use DOORS (which is like a giant cell sheet of test cases and linked docs) for work which absolutely make life easier without having to scroll or tab constantly. I'm a programmer with a 15" 2k res laptop and use a 24" 1080p monitor in portrait mode, and the 27" 4K monitor on the side.
For productivity, the specs on this monitor sound very nice, especially with KVM.
Just my two cents for why I disagree with needing 4k on a 32" display. I'm getting old, but my eye sight is still OK that I don't need to scale to 150%.
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From my assessment, my 27" 4K Acer works well at 100% resolution and I do not have the desk space for a 32" in my face. The font is small, but is totally legible. I have tried 150% scaling on the font (I think 150% or 200% is the default?) and immediately changed it to 100% scaling. The amount of content displayed at once is absolutely vital to me. I have many spreadsheets and use DOORS (which is like a giant cell sheet of test cases and linked docs) for work which absolutely make life easier without having to scroll or tab constantly. I'm a programmer with a 15" 2k res laptop and use a 24" 1080p monitor in portrait mode, and the 27" 4K monitor on the side.
For productivity, the specs on this monitor sound very nice, especially with KVM.
Just my two cents for why I disagree with needing 4k on a 32" display. I'm getting old, but my eye sight is still OK that I don't need to scale to 150%.
I have mac too and I prefer to scale it up because the text in VSCode is incredibly hard to read at default resolution. Then again, it also depends on your VSCode config and at what font size you run it.
I see what you are saying but straining the eyes just to run at native resolution could be a deal breaker in long run.
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