Philips BDM4037UW Biggest 4K curved monitor you can buy?
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JonasBeckman
4K without HDMI 2.0 port? Well it's a monitor dispay and not TV but that seems like a miss, nice size though. 😀
(Though I have no idea what the ideal size for 4K is or pixel density and all that really, bigger is better or so I've heard... :P )
EDIT: Also VGA? That's still in use?
(I guess analogue might still be around but I had not expected it to be used on newer displays.)
EDIT: Ah the full spec sheet (Or well, more detailed at least.) does point out I think a 2.0 HDMI port. 🙂
(VA panel too?)
SirDremor
=\ gross.
Also this poorly Photoshopped picture of a guy with this monitor... it doesn't make this monitor any good.
Philips. They are on the edge of progress.... though on the wrong one, obviously.
CPC_RedDawn
I like this monitor.
40" 4K with good color space and its only £589 thats pretty cheap for such a big monitor with a decent specs tbh.
Strijker
xrodney
Seems Philips does not learn, still using HDMI 1.4 ports instead of 2.0 and what is even worse it actually have less ports then previous model.
DP 1.4 + 2xHDMI 2.0a/2.1 with Freesync(2) and this could be 40" killer monitor.
Agonist
Anything 16:9 curved is a waste.
0blivious
mgilbert
Almost
No Freesync, and only 60 Hz? I guess, for the money, that's too much to expect, though.
Enticles
I see a potential usage for it, for example if I had one I would use a screen like this for my Hyper-V home lab, so i can have 4+ VM's of a somewhat decent resolution across it and not get any overlapping.
as for anything gaming related, definitely not a good choice.
MorganX
Price and Size are on point for what you get. My problem with curved monitors is that for general productivity, if a document is in the center, "I" see a kind of crease where the curve is. Movies and games were fine, but I won't go curved unless it is for entertainment only.
Mineria
Aura89
alanm
Agonist
fry178
@Agonist
What has one to do with the other?
Besides movies/games, almost all content is 16:9 and not 20:9.
And besides gaming/watching movies alone, a curved screen is useless anyway.
Witcher29
I like this monitor to, its pretty decent priced and 40inch is perfect for 4k, shame it only has 60 hz tho.
Han2K
They have got a 400$ TV with ripped off TV functions (connections, smarttv, etc.) and called it monitor.
undermined
40" 4K. ok sounds good... curved?... well ok what refresh rate... only 60Hz hmm well it is freesync right... no... so not a gaming monitor... but it is HDR right?... no.
So it has none of the features someone would buy a 40" "4K" monitor for versus a TV, yeah this is a leftover curved non-HDR "4K" panel Philips is trying to clear out hoping people don't understand how limited it is versus other options out already or soon to be out.
Mineria
xrodney