Interestingly, I’ve never given much thought towards purchasing a Philips monitor. Not because I wasn’t aware of the fact that they made them, but because I normally tend to go for brands that I have experience with, and which I know give me good quality and performance. Samsung, Acer and Sony are my go-to brands and while I know that there are other monitors, I’ve just never given them the time of day.
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Luckily, I was given the chance to review not one, but two Philips widescreen monitors. Being able to keep them for a month also gave me a good chance to run them through their paces, ensuring that I gained a good understanding of exactly what makes these pieces of equipment a worthy purchase.
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