Philips 27M2N3200NF/00 27inch
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27-tuumainen Fast IPS -peli-näyttö Full HD -resoluutiolla (1920x1080), 144 Hz virkistys, 0,5 ms Smart MBR ja HDR10. Sisältää HDMI, DisplayPort 1.4, kuulokeliitäntä. VESA 100x100 mm yhteensopiva, kallistettava -5° - 20°. Harmaa design LowBlue-tilalla, Flicker-Free ja pelivalinnoilla. Paino jalustalla 3,72 kg.
Philips 27M2N3200NF/00 27inch -arvostelut
Perustuu 3 arvosteluun
As an Apple user I was very disappointed to see there is no support for display management software offered by Phillips. I am trying to use the very fiddly and inadequate toggle to change settings. For this reason I am considering returning the monitor for a manufacturer that supports operating systems apart from Windows. Very disappointing I just wish I had released this before purchasing.
As an Apple user I was very disappointed to see there is no support for display management software offered by Phillips. I am trying to use the very fiddly and inadequate toggle to change settings. For this reason I am considering returning the monitor for a manufacturer that supports operating systems apart from Windows. Very disappointing I just wish I had released this before purchasing.
runningrob
20. syyskuuta 2026
Clear image which fills the screen. What's not to like!
Clear image which fills the screen. What's not to like!
Ricardian
2. syyskuuta 2026
As a Linux user, I am disappointed by the total lack of official Philips software support for display management on this operating system. Because Philips does not provide a Linux version of its monitor control utilities, I am forced to rely on community-developed, open-source software like 'Luminance' and 'ddcutil' just to adjust basic hardware settings like brightness and contrast without using the awkward physical buttons on the back of the screen.Moving forward, Philips should either release a cross-platform command-line utility, package their software as a Flatpak, or at the very least, ensure their monitor firmware strictly adheres to standard DDC/CI protocols so that open-source Linux tools can manage the display seamlessly without bugs.
As a Linux user, I am disappointed by the total lack of official Philips software support for display management on this operating system. Because Philips does not provide a Linux version of its monitor control utilities, I am forced to rely on community-developed, open-source software like 'Luminance' and 'ddcutil' just to adjust basic hardware settings like brightness and contrast without using the awkward physical buttons on the back of the screen.Moving forward, Philips should either release a cross-platform command-line utility, package their software as a Flatpak, or at the very least, ensure their monitor firmware strictly adheres to standard DDC/CI protocols so that open-source Linux tools can manage the display seamlessly without bugs.
TuxUser
14. kesäkuuta 2026
