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To help us provide you with free impartial advice, we may earn a commission if you buy through links on our site. Learn more Doing more with less is something we can all aspire to achieve. The secret is to be mindful of unnecessary complexity.
Take your desk, for instance. If you're working with multiple monitors, docking stations, hubs and peripherals, anything that makes it easier to connect can save you from running up the clock. This means more time for your next project – or all those other things on your to-do list.
Philips's 6000-series range of business monitors tackle the needs of the modern desk head on. Capitalising on the potential of high-end laptops, every model offers single-cable USB-C convenience, and high-speed Thunderbolt 4 support. There are also KVM switch features for quickly swapping between machines while retaining unfettered access to your peripherals, data and network connections.
Simply plug a single cable into any one of these monitors, and even today's most frugally equipped laptops can provide desktop levels of connectivity. Read on and we'll lead you through the four monitors in the 6000-series and pinpoint all the key features, in addition to how the four models might suit different users. Philips 6000-series monitors: At a glance Philips 34B2U6603CH 34in VA | 120Hz | 21:9 UltraWide Curved 1500R | 3,440 x 1,440 | 120% sRGB, 101% NTSC | DisplayHDR 400 | 5.
0MP webcam (pop-up, noise-cancelling mic, Windows Hello support) | 180mm height adjustment | Best for: Ultrawide productivity at a sensible price £650 (starting price) Check price at Philips Philips 49B2U6903CH 48.8in VA | 100Hz | 32:9 SuperWide Curved 1800R | 5,120 x 1,440 | 119% sRGB, 97% NTSC | DisplayHDR 400 | 5.0MP webcam (pop-up, noise-cancelling mic, Windows Hello support) | 150mm height adjustment | Best for: Replacing dual QHD monitors with one super ultrawide panel £1067 (starting from) Check price at Philips Philips 40B1U6903CH 39.
7in IPS | 75Hz | 21:9 UltraWide...
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