PHILIPS34E1C5600HE 34" UltraWide QHD 21:9 Monitor with Built-in Windows Hello Webcam & Noise Canceling Mic, USB-C Docking, Stereo Speakers, 100Hz, 4-Year Advance Replacement,Black

I am not a big reviewer. I read them more than I post, however I want to give a shout out for this monitor. I purchased it back in July and it has be 100% perfect. It works great with MacBooks and Windows PCs too. I have used it with a Lenovo, Dell, and Leagon (Lenovo) gaming PC too. All worked fine. Windows Hello camera works, but is not as nice is like a MacBook camera, but it is better than most. Mic works well for me too, and the built in audio is not too bad also. Over all is it a very good monitor and the price and 4 year warranty is a really nice bonus. Contrast, colors, refresh rate, and detail are all A+. The monitor goes to sleep when it should, and only a very very small LED light blinks softly in the lower right corner.if you use this monitor in a bedroom, you will be able to sleep because the light is not intrusive. Again, a great and perfect monitor for the work at home people. You have my okay to buy it now.

I work from home, so this was purchased as a home office solution. My previous set-up were two 23" Samsung monitors mounted on a stand clamped to my desk. I had a separate speaker and webcam. That set-up was fine, until I switched over to this. My old set-up is pretty typical for a 2 monitor set-up: you have 2 monitors side by side, webcam, speaker(s), docking station (old term) to connect everything and plug everything into a power strip. This monitor eliminates all of that. I simply connected the single usb-c cable from the monitor to my Dell laptop, that's it. The only power cord is for the monitor. The integrated webcam, mic and speakers are excellent for video conferencing and related productivity work. I can't comment on gaming, something I don't do.I've read the previous reviews on this monitor and wanted to clarify a few points. The trio of usb hubs on the back work great as advertised for productivity. I have my wireless keyboard/mouse plugged into the monitor and my iphone charging cable. The usb-c charges my laptop nicely. The only difference now is that i don't have a multiple display set-up, but I simply use the split screen function that every Windows version has. This is a great, simple solution you won't be disappointed with for a home office.

This monitor is actually big enough to have two applications pretty much full screen. For work I typically need to have two large windows open at once and this monitor allows me to see both. Only complaints are the video camera is not as good as an after market one and the built in speakers are terrible. I dont use the speakers so no biggie, but thought I would let you all know incase you expect these to be good. I still love the monitor but if I had to do it again I may choose one without the camera and speakers and use external ones.

This monitor was perfection for 6 months, and then the USB-C connection to my laptops stopped working. The connection to my keyboard and mouse would flicker in the middle of typing, or in the middle of a meeting. Then I'd get incessant driver error notifications, despite having updated drivers. A Reddit search finds others with the same problem and no fix.Really disappointed, because it worked perfectly for month.

Lifechanging for people who crane their neck one way or the other. I was able to plug in my headphones, bluetooth keyboard/mouse, charging cable, and USB-C cord for the power/connection to my laptop. Both a Mac and a PC work without issue. Image and picture quality/clarity could be better but it meets my needs as someone who is in Word/Excel all day.

I just picked up this monitor, will update review if additional issues happen.First impressions:+ Great width for a desk+ Clean styling+ Good mount, VESA option+ Configuration options a-plenty+ Came with USB-C, HDMI, and DisplayPort cables in the box+ USB hub on the back is a game-changer- One dead pixel on arrival (box not damaged or anything)- Webcam pointed slightly upward- Webcam can't handle blues- 65w USB-C charging is basically a trickle charge- Thin bezel but screen doesn't extend to bezelOverall, I'm pleased but the monitor is far from perfect.I have one dead pixel on the left side of the screen. It's not enough for me to return it, especially in a business/office scenario. The only reason I saw it is because I was looking for it, not bad in the grand scheme of things.The bezel if very thin but the screen doesn't go all the way to the bezel, except on the bottom. There might be adjustment for this, but I haven't found it yet if so.Connecting via USB-C and having a powered USB hub on the back is a game changer. I won't purchase another monitor without this feature. One cable going to the laptop (no charger needed) and no other cables visible (unless you do a wired keyboard and mouse). Windows alerts me that the laptop is barely charging, but it's enough to keep it at the same lever and/or slowly charge over the workday. Not a deal-breaker to me, but it might be if your laptop uses a lot of power.The most frustrating part is the webcam, which is specifically why I purchased this monitor. The webcam does not handle blue well. I was wearing a navy blue polo and it appears bright green. I played with all the visual settings and was not able to correct this. It's pretty drastic. Not the end of the world for customer calls, but if you need good color accuracy, I'd skip this. It doesn't seem to have issues with other colors.Secondly with the webcam, it's pointed slightly upward. How dumb. If you have the monitor at eye level so you aren't slouching (which is the top of the adjustment on the stand with my desk and chair height), the webcam is looking right above your hairline. For calls, I tilt the monitor as far forward as I can and have to lower it halfway down the stand for my face to be centered. Even then, make sure to sit up straight! It's a poor design- they should have aimed it slightly downward or at the very least, kept it a neutral angle.3/5 stars from me. If the webcam was better and there wasn't a dead pixel on arrival, and the bezel issue wasn't so drastic, this would be a 5/5 product. I don't think Philips would have to do much to make all those things happen.

I'm not the 'power user' some people are. I need a large monitor for multiple open spreadsheets and windows, conferencing, and occasionally videos. I do NOT game. So for all of these apps, it's perfect. The stand holds it well and doesn't wobble. Multiple ways to hook up to a source and easy menu to toggle through as needed. It's decreased my eye stress from monitors from 6yrs ago.