Philips 288E2A - 28 Inch 4K Monitor,60Hz, 4ms, IPS, AMD Freesync, Speakers, Flickerfree, Smart Image (3840 x 2160 , 300 cd/m², HDMI/DP)

Bought to replace my well used 26" monitor, great quality as you'd expect and the on screen settings are easy enough to follow, thankfully as the written instructions are not great, just the quick start guide, but that is just a minor inconvenience.The actual screen & picture quality is great, arrived the following day from order, which was good to have it up & running before the start of the working week and it was well packaged.

This monitor is excellent, whilst the bezel is quite small, there is a 4mm inch area on the sides/top which is "black" and no image is displayed. In comparison with other monitors, given the price, and overall dimensions, it did not bother me at all.The speakers are small, and therefore barely better than the ones on a laptop, again, enough to watch a YouTube video, etc. Also, take into consideration that the overall thickness of the monitor is.The PIP / input split is a feature which I could not master(but not really tried too much), It seems that only works with ONE HDMI and ONE Display port, it does not support using each "picture" from a different HDMI source. (But again, could be something I'm doing wrong, as don't really use that feature, I consider it irrelevant)Overall, I replaced a a 15 year old 24 in Dell, with this monitor, and it sits on my desk further back, it's barely larger(while the screen is huge, and much better quality)It does what it says on the tin, excellent value for money!

For the price this is a decent buy, provides good image quality with good color balance for the price, speakers are not really the best but who uses those anyway.

Good monitor but I wish I had bought one with built in speakers. My fault.

Considering this is pretty much an entry level 4k display, it is surprisingly colour accurate. No dead or stuck pixels present and the on screen ui isn't as atrocious as other brands.I was able to vesa mount it without any issues.

Very nice product. Very deep and vibrant colours. Arrived on time. Product is as described in the advert. I would highly recommend.

I have just bought it and have used it only for one full day.The monitor seems to be great, except for the fact that it comes with a defect which is that the monitor in the stand is uneven (lower on the left side than on the right) by quite a lot actually (~1-2cm).I am only writing this because I also benefit from other people's reviews.If I was going to buy again, I wouldn't buy this product for that reason, and would instead buy a similar product (same size, resolution, etc.) for £290 from Currys which I also came across during my (re)search. That one is even slightly better than this one overall. The reason why I ended up buying this one was because the price at the time I ordered mine (a week ago) was £236 (now is £288.73 - crazy, I know) which was £54 cheaper.When I ordered mine, I read Longjohn's review (at the time the only UK review for the 28" 4K Height Adjustable model), but I thought that maybe it was just an isolated case. But beware, it's not!In my case, I just don't want to go through the hassle of returning the product. I have put something under the left side of the stand which evens it out (and that took me a few hours to make perfect). But yeah, something you should not be expected to do when you buy a brand new monitor, not to mention that it doesn't look good.

I am very happy with this Monitor, it is wide (I can have a Spreadsheet and a Document visible side-by-side at the same time) and legible.I can't really comment on the speakers, they certainly aren't HiFi but they seem perfectly adequate.As it happens, despite the stand being perfectly adequate, I bought a separate arm (Amazon Basics Single Monitor Stand) which allows me to angle and pivot the screen (handy for long winded, boring documents); this arm is not as steady as I would have liked but it suffices.