Philips 272B7QU Philips 272B7QU https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/monitors/134606-philips-brilliance-272b7qubheb/ The list of sought-after features for a monitor upgrade has grown rather quickly in recent years. Advancements such as high-dynamic-range imaging and adaptive framerate synchronisation have been hogging most of the limelight, but for the worker bees out t... Single-cable docking is wonderful, Decent 2,560x1,440 IPS panel, Can charge your laptop during use, DisplayPort out for daisy chaining, Windows Hello face recognition, Versatile stand and sensible controls Poor quality webcam, Pricey at £355 excluding VAT When reviewing the HP EliteDisplay E243d back in June, our appreciation of the monitor's docking capabilities were tempered by the absence of built-in speakers and a 1080p panel whose image quality was basic by today's standards.The good news for read... https://www.gadgetspeak.com/review/Philips_272B7QUBHEB_business_monitor-885405.html The monitor, which employs an IPS panel with WLED backlight has a resolution of 2560 x 1440 and a 16 x 9 aspect ratio. The high resolution of the QHD panel will be appreciated by many business users as it can display 70 rows of a 30 column spreadsheet –... https://www.gadgetspeak.com/review/Philips_272B7QU_QHD_monitor-879947.html Even as one unpacks it, the first thing that one notices about this monitor is its weight. At over 7kg, it is roughly twice the weight of many other 27 inch monitors. This is no doubt due, at least in part, to it being able to deliver up to 60W to extern...