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Philips 279P1/00 27" UHD IPS AVAILABLE via USB-C/DP/HDMI PD 65W (3840 x 2160 Pixels, 27")
EUR525,64

Philips 279P1/00 27" UHD IPS AVAILABLE via USB-C/DP/HDMI PD 65W

3840 x 2160 Pixels, 27"

Questions about Philips 279P1/00 27" UHD IPS AVAILABLE via USB-C/DP/HDMI PD 65W

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Anonymous

5 years ago

Unfortunately, the USB-C charging function does not work with all notebooks. I have a Dell 5530 with Thunderbolt 3, and the charging function works there. The other laptops, a Fujitsu u749 with USB-C and an HP Elitebook with USB-C cannot be charged with the 279P. Both require less than 65W, but it's not the fault. I have another monitor with integrated USB-C charging function (Fujitsu P27-9 TS QHD) where both notebooks can be charged without any problems. It is clear that the USB-C USB PD version 3.0 is somehow not compatible with the devices mentioned. But why doesn't Philips make it possible to charge standard laptops like the Fujitsu P27-9 TS QHD?

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saldio

4 years ago

I am very interested in this screen. Especially because it is relatively small for 4K and has an integrated dock including charging function. Now I read here that exactly this dock does not always work well. I have a MacBook privately and an HP from the shop. And here there is very contradictory information, once the MacBook works, once it doesn't... - Does anyone have any experience, what is the reason? - If it doesn't work, is that a warranty case or can I send the product back? - Are there any alternatives to this screen?

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PhilN750

4 years ago

When I connect the "Philips 279P1/00 (27", 3840 x 2160 Pixels)" to my "MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2017, Four Thunderbolt 3 Ports)" via the supplied USB-C cable and select "USB C" as the input source on the Philips, I get no picture and a message "No Video Input (USB C)".

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pkeller1

4 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
I have a similar configuration (MacBook Pro 16" 2019) and for me it worked flawlessly, first time. For USB-C, I also need the supplied (rather stiff) cable. My partner has an older MacBook, and needs the HDMI input, also without problems. It switches automatically between the two. ?? Sorry I don't have any useful advice. Excellent picture quality, by the way... :-/
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tmseiler

5 years ago

When you connect this monitor to a Mac: Does the option to change the font sizes appear in the system settings under Monitors? (Like here, for example, https://www.eizoglobal.com/support/compatibility/dpi_scaling_settings_mac_os_x/image01.jpg ) Or does only the "normal" list of possible resolutions appear?

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felix.goepfert

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Yes, the options to change the font size are available.

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