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Philips 272E1CA Curved Frameless Monitor – Review 2020 – PCMag AU
The Philips 272E1CA Curved Frameless Monitor looks more attractive than most budget desktop displays, but its core traits—modest brightness, low resolution, limited ergonomics—cement it as a capable, if not outstanding, low-cost entry among 27-inch panels.
A gently curving screen and a lithe open-frame base give the Philips 272E1CA Curved Frameless Monitor ($179.99) a touch of class often lacking in budget desktop displays. Its feature set, though, is otherwise pretty routine. Its brightness is modest, the native resolution is at the lower limit for a 27-inch monitor, and the port selection is sparse. That said, its image quality is decent, and if you’re after lots of screen surface area for your dollar, it’s a solid, cost-effective choice for gen…
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