LCD monitor with PowerSensor

Excellent screen for productivity use, good for gaming, no isses with it.

I bought this monitor to use with both a Mac computer and an older PC, and it works really well with both (the Mac via the HDMI input, the PC via the DVI input). The screen is excellent, and the monitor has numerous features such as power and light sensors, LowBlue mode, excellent colour gamut, good viewing angle, and adjustments for height, pivot, swivel and tilt. It can be used for gaming, but overall it has proved to be a great general purpose monitor and very good value for the price.

This a no-nonsense business orientated monitor. The base/stand is solid. The USB-C Dock works beautifully with the included cable. The auto KVM is a great bonus and also works fine once set up correctly and makes sharing two computers very convenient. The OSD takes getting used to. Philips probably take better notice of user experience, as these monitors are more than likely to be used with work issued computers and won't allow users to install their drivers. Having said that, I have had no issues.

Pros: The bang for the buck, relatively high refresh rate (100hz), 34 inch, okay pannel, built in dock with kvm(awesome), PD 90W, very friendly to 15inch above MBP and other usb c charged devices. Plenty of other ports, my setup is: thunder bolt 3 cable connect to my macbook pro 16, charging, data transfer and video input at the same time; i have a benq screenbar charged by one of the usb port; i have a wireless charger connects to another usb port; display port connects to my pc so that i can use picture by picture or picture in picture along with the macbook; usb upstream port connects to my pc so i can use one set of keyboard and mouse between pc and macbook, simply toggle kvm source (usb c or usb upstream). Overall, a good all rounder, productivity with gaming potential(non-hardcore) . There are other ultrawide monitors out there but non has this wide range of features at this price point. If you willing spend double the $, google 49inch monitors. You will see Cons: Panel isnt very great, but considering the price, didnt expect too much. Maybe not ideal for designers. Plastic doesnt feel premium, good quality though. Not a fan of the stand design, takes too much space. I actually bought a monitor mounting arm, much better. BTW, I saw someone complained that usb c doesnt work on this monitor...please read the manual, you will need THUNDER BOLT 3 CABLE to do that. The usb type c cable from macbook pro is NOT THUNDER BOLT 3. You can buy THUNDER BOLT 3 from apple or anywhere else, just make sure it's thunderbolt 3...

Picture is great, no dead pixels and the USB hub works very well. Connected to a laptop and desktop simultaneously over USB-C and display port. Has USB-C pass through charging for the laptop so I don't need the power cable. Speakers are surprisingly good for a monitor. Display curve not as intrusive as I thought it would be.

I bought this monitor two months ago. It works perfectly between different operating systems.

Very good product and easy to use as well, clear sound very satisfying item, certainly will recommend to any one.

ATTENTION MACBOOK PRO M1 USERS: You need a Thunderbolt cable to use this monitor with the laptop. Standard USB-C cable will not work.

The USB-C connection is great and how it charges my laptop. One less cord to connect to my laptop.

Part of my responsibility is to research computer equipment. While researching monitors, I discovered this Philips 346B1C. I purchased one for myself and tested it for several months. The monitor has a docking station with adequate ports, RJ45, and USB-C to charge my laptop. Our company is delighted with the product, and the monitor's demand increases daily. My only complaint is the lack of inventory. These are hard to come by, and the wait time can be months for delivery.