Gaming monitor

I' a graphic designer so great color and resolution are on the top of my list for monitors. This monitor truly over delivered. I would highly recommend and the price was great!

I really like the size of the screen. It's wider rather than taller. I can have 2 things up easily on my screen at the same time. (like my email and a game at the same time.) I don't get any glare either like some screens. Pictures have nice depth to them.

I wanted a sleeker setup for software development and watching support queue. This fits perfectly.

Great monitor, image quality and features are great. Speakers work but sound terrible, if you want good sound quality sound you should get a separate speakers.

Speaker is lame, but I don't expect a monitor to have a great one. But with a software eq I got it to sound passable. You have to buy an upstream USB cable to use the hub--an annoyance but not expensive. Otherwise it looks great, and I love the wide form factor rather than 2 screens. Built-in software is lame, so I just use a free Mac utility to control brightness.

I chose this monitor for its ultrawide format. With its clear and crisp text rendering and vibrant color reproduction I am not disappointed. As an added bonus it comes with pretty decent stereo sound, inconspicuously emanating from the back of the curved screen. The non-glare screen surface eliminates ghost reflections even in a well-lit room.

After a ton of research on finding a curved, ultra wide monitor, I had found this great monitor with excellent features and excellent price value. I was sceptical at first to get it when I read the lowest reviews on it, but I had to give it a try and there we go. I'm giving it a 5 bright stars! I had no issues with it what so ever(Using USB C with MacBook Pro 13 inch 2017 on clamshell mode). Only con I would say is not being able to control the sound volume of the monitor using my keyboard.

It's a decent monitor for gaming, good for anything else as well... got it for a really good price as well :)

Great monitor with USB-C for the price point, just keep in mind that the USB Hub will only work for data or charging while connected via USB-C. You can still use you Bluetooth devices or external hub. The only issue I had was I tried getting in contact with Philips Support via email with no avail. They should update the contacts on their webpage.

I got it as a replacement for home office 2 monitor setup. At a price point, it is a good option with some quirks that (maybe) can be fixed with a firmware update. Strange issue with a USB hub - when set to 3.2 it gives bad artifacts with Logi Brio. Setting it to 2.0 fixes things. Sometimes they come back and I had to switch the USB versions again to fix it. Also, trying to update the firmware trough the SmartControl fails with a strange requirement to connect my laptop to the USB (it's connected to USB-C). No reply from customer service.