CHF470.–
Philips 346P1CRH/00
3440 x 1440 pixels, 34"
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38 reviews
Perfect for Home Office
Perfect monitor for my home office setup, via USB Up the desktop PC connected via USB-C the laptop. No tedious plugging or anything else.
Pop up camera for remote meetings very good.Pro
- KVM Switch
- Integrated Docking Station
- Design
Very good with MacBook Pros
Using it with both a MacBook Pro 13" 2017 and a MacBook Pro 16" 2019. Gb Ethernet cable plugged, a Logitech USB receiver plugged, and a USB to iPhone (Lightning) cable plugged in the charging USB port. MacBooks connected with USB-C and charged without issue.
At first everything seemed to work out of the box without installing any software (including webcam and Ethernet). But when the MacBook went to sleep, my Ethernet network became totally unusable: the screen on stand-by mode was disturbing it entirely! You have to install some Realtek driver on macOS to avoid this.
Pro
- works almost flawlessly with MacBooks
- All required cables provided, including USB-C
- Gb Ethernet port
- webcam with better quality than MacBook's
- native pixel density is a good compromise between real estate and readability
Contra
- poor sound quality
- USB ports only on left side
- No macOS software to set brightness and sound level
- Requires installation of MacOS Ethernet driver to avoid problems with Ethernet
Good all-rounder
Very good all-round monitor for home office and occasional gaming thanks to 100Hz (works with my RTX2070 on DisplayPort as G-sync compatible). Less for movies/series because of 21:9 ratio.
Pro
- 100Hz
- Picture quality is impeccable
- Built-in KVM
- USB-C provides enough power for the laptop
- Built-in webcam/micro/speaker
Contra
- 100Hz on USB-C requires USB2.0 mode
- USB2.0 mode reduces network bandwidth
- Webcam is 2Mpixel, enough for Zoom/Teams/Skype
Price / performance ratio is right
Super monitor if enough space is available. USB ports poorly accessible
Perfect monitor for all applications
Pro
- USB-C, ports on the side, bracket
Contra
- Poorly compatible with older laptops
That's exactly how I imagined it
The screen has everything you need in a home office. The KVM makes it easy to switch between the office notebook and the home desktop without the hassle of reconnecting.
I connected the desktop with a USB-dp-UP cable that I luckily still had in the drawer.
The notebook is connected via DP and USB-C. Only via USB-C does not work. But that is probably due to the notebook.Pro
- Everything integrated (KVM, Docking Station, Sound)
- Size
- Picture quality
- Easy to set up
Contra
- Short USB - C cable
- No DP-UP cable included
6 out of 38 reviews
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