Philips 273V7QSB 27 "
 | Outdated Product An affordable offer based on an IPS matrix with a 27-inch screen size is well suited for the role of a home or office monitor with a universal orientation. The 8-bit panel underlying the display displays a palette of 16.7 million colours, while simultaneously providing excellent image visibility on all fronts (viewing angles — 178 °), as well as bright and saturated colour reproduction. But in terms of response time (8 ms GtG), the matrix does not break records, however, Philips 273V7QSB does not have a pronounced game character, and Overdrive technology, guarded by image clarity, helps it to display dynamic scenes. The monitor stand allows you to change the angle of the screen. The model is connected to a signal source using VGA or DVI-D interfaces, while the usual HDMI port is not availa...ble in the device's arsenal of connectors for some reason. Another important feature of the monitor is thin bezels, which gives it elegance and blurs the lines between screens when creating multi-monitor systems. E-Catalog uses affiliate links compensated by our partners. |
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Philips 273V7QSB 27 "
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27 "
Screen size:27 "
Resolution:1920x1080 (16:9)
Panel:IPS, response 8 ms
Frequency:60 Hz
Contrast:1 000:1
Brightness:250 cd/m²
Functions:Flicker-Free
Connectors:DVI-D, VGA
An affordable offer based on an IPS matrix with a 27-inch screen size is well suited for the role of a home or office monitor with a universal orientation. The 8-bit panel underlying the display displays a palette of 16.7 million colours, while simultaneously providing excellent image visibility on all fronts (viewing angles — 178 °), as well as bright and saturated colour reproduction.
But in terms of response time (8 ms GtG), the matrix does not break records, however, Philips 273V7QSB does not have a pronounced game character, and Overdrive technology, guarded by image clarity, helps it to display dynamic scenes. The monitor stand allows you to change the angle of the screen. The model is connected to a signal source using VGA or DVI-D interfaces, while the usual HDMI port is not available in the device's arsenal of connectors for some reason. Another important feature of the monitor is thin bezels, which gives it elegance and blurs the lines between screens when creating multi-monitor systems.
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error in description : hdmi and audio output in this monitor are soldered and enabled in economy mode consumes only 7.5 watts from the network slight unevenness of the matrix backlight: a little lighter in the upper corners and the lower left - barely noticeable only on a black background in the absence of a signal from the computer, in the operating mode the picture is ideal for its class: as always, I recommend adjusting the picture to your liking  Leonid: use Philips 273V7QSB less than month |
He himself likes, at least he leaves only positive impressions at work. The image is bright, clear, there is enough contrast, the backlight is uniform and the response of the matrix is relatively fast, so there are no defects and other nasty things. Stable. Assembly is not crooked Satisfied with the image No problems use Philips 273V7QSB few months |
at first, everything seemed fine, but then something went wrong with the display matrix. When watching videos on YouTube or just a movie, a screen tearing becomes noticeable. It seems like the refresh rate dropped on the monitor, even though the refresh rate is locked in the settings. thin bezels over time, frame tearing becomes noticeable. |
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