Curved LCD monitor with Ultra Wide-Color

I think this was a great christmas present for my son, he uses it with his Xbox and Macbook and it works really well for him. So far we haven't had any issues and it works very well.

Works great, and screen is crisp. The speakers are good, and sharp. I bought a second

I've had this for a couple of years now. It gives a good, reliable picture and provides good video. And it looks great.

This is a really good screen and ideal for everyday computer use. Not tried it for gaming yet.

Bought this monitor for my daughter, and its absolutely fantastic. It looks great, and has decent picture quality. If you are looking for every day use monitor, then you will be really satisfied with this one. It's bright and crisp, and really easy to set up. The only con I find are built in speakers. They are loud enough, but quality of sound is poor. Good enough for my 10 year old daughter, but if you expect to have decent low tones, buy external speakers. Other than that I would highly recommend this monitor.

I have been using it for a year. One of the best monitor in my opinion. It is a bit bulky but for the price and quality I can't complain much.

I've been using this monitor for about 4 months now. Image quality is great with good colour saturation and range with a very stable refresh rate. Good anti-glare coating too and a reasonable price. The setting are changed by a joystick style button on the rear, which the same thing you push to power on / off, but it's in a really awkward location. The speakers fire backwards, so unless there's a wall behind the monitor, they're not much to get excited about.

Bought this screen for my daughter who is doing uni & was getting eye strain from her small laptop. Set it up, plugged in all the cables, OK where is the on/off switch? The "Quick Start" guide just had visuals, which made it look like the switch was centre front bottom. Much fumbling & cursing later we find it's on the back. Stupid. Not only that, the one switch not only pushes in for on/off, it's like a little joystick. It goes up, down, left & right for volume, input etc etc. Really awkward to use sitting in front of the screen. Dumb design to the extent that I would get something else more conventional if I had my time again. Reading all about this screen, nowhere is the toggle switch even mentioned.

Really easy to put together. Up and running in minutes. Bought this as a replacement for a TV/PC monitor that I had hooked up to my Computer. Really impressed with it.

I needed a new monitor with a VGA connection, and when I asked the shop if this came with a suitable cable it thought not and sold me one for £19.99. I got home, undid the box and one had been included. Why not list the cables provided on the outside of the box? The set-up diagrams were a bit on the small side, and I couldn't use the users' manual CD until the monitor was up and running ... As it was, enclosed with the CD was a note saying that it was out of date and advising that one could download the latest version from the Philips website. I wasn't able to find the model of my monitor on the website. I watch quite a bit on YouTube, where some of the material has low sound. The volume level of my monitor's built-in mikes couldn't be raised as high as with my original external mikes and I'm still using them.