Philips346B1C- 34 inch WQHD Curved Monitor, 100Hz, 4ms, VA, USB-C dock, KVM, Height adjust, Speakers, PowerSensor (3440 x 1440, 300 cd/m² - HDMI, DP, USB-C)

If your use to double or large monitors, then this could be an option for you.As a non graphics designer, or movie maker, I do the odd photo an odd family movie clip, this monitor has been good for me.The 34” curved screen was easy to get use too and the connections are ample.It has usb C, DisplayPort, and hdmi. It also has a usb B upstream connection and 4 usb A connections, one being a quick charge connection.Controlling all the settings have to be done via the screens buttons, pity I can’t control via an app on the Mac.Using the usb C to connect also delivers power to my device at 90w.If you want to use the network port on the monitor, you should install the driver from the Philips website.I use the ability to show two devices on the screen, both a PC & Mac.You can adjust your devices to split the screen, but unless your mouse & keyboard are connected to both devices, either via the kvm or you have a device that can switch between to pc’s then you will need separate accessories.I find it a good all round monitor, colours are fine, you can change those via the osd controls, which is to me the only down point.The OSD is easy to use and there is a user control button you can set to what you want.The speakers are a bit wimpy, but for video conferencing, it is okay.The only thing missing is a webcam, as I use my laptops with the lid closed.I use the monitor at 60hz, but it can go to 100hz in the vertical.Pleased with the monitor overall, can’t fault it so far apart from OSD controls.Graphics people might want more.UpdateThe more I use this screen the more I’m impressed, the dual side by side view using my Mx ergo mouse allows me to transfer data between my pc and Mac. The reduction in cables has been great.I have a T3 (usb c) to MagSafe 2 connector so I can power my older MacBook Pro retina, therefore dispensing with the power supply.I have a webcam on top connected to one of the usb A sockets and also a backup disk.If you have a usb c T3 device then a monitor that can power your device is a bonus and I would miss it. Less power bricks needed here now.Update:I have been using this monitor everyday since purchase on usb c MacBook Pro, MacBook Pro retina and a HP laptop.I can now get a choice on the newer MacBook of 60 or 100Hz refresh rate using the usb c connection.I use DisplayPort on the other two devices. I have a two to one DisplayPort box, allowing me to switch between the PC and older MacBook.The only downsides to this monitor are no built in webcam and the Mac not being able to control the sound or some of the other settings and having to use the monitors own controls.

This monitor screen is rather impressive providing a great deal of screen space to work with versions windows side by side. It is my first time using an ultra wide moving from a duel screen setup I have to say it does a great job in providing the space in a flexible way as you can put windows side by side or just extend one and get a wider view which is great. Also the hub in this is truly fantastic as I can plug in everything into the monitor and just use one usb-c cable to my laptop to provide everything. It works seamlessly with my Mac, I believe although expensive it is worth it if you do need additional screen space and a usb-c hub

Bought this to be used both as a work-from-home monitor and also for my main PC, hence the KVM functionality was high on the shopping list. I have my PC set up via DP + USB-A, and my work laptop uses USB-C for everything including LAN. Enough USB slots on the monitor to connect mouse, keyboard and webcam, and have a separate cable to plug in anything else.Picture quality is first rate, and the curve is great at making sure everything looks the same size (no squinting for the corners). Switchover between sources is fine once set up, all that's needed is to choose input and the KVM switches over as well.One or two minor niggles stop a 5 star rating... Occasionally gets stuck and refuses to recognise the USB-C input requiring a power off. Coming out of standby power cycles the peripherals which seems a bit odd. Amazon also supplied it without the USB-C cable and with an EU power lead, but after a complaint gave me a 25% discount which did cover the cost of the replacement cables.Overall, highly recommended.

I use this monitor with a few different MacBooks and it generally speaking "just works". It looks great, it sounds OK (the sound is good but not great), it's easy to use, it's replaced two monitors on my desk with one and I feel like I've got more space.I have 2 minor niggles and one of them might be MacOS related... sometimes the USB-C hub doesn't seem to work and the Mac doesn't recognise the USB devices connected to the monitor. Everything else is fine, just the USB devices. Have to unplug and plug in again for them to work. A minor niggle.The second is that there is no USB-C out from the monitor. On a MacBook Pro with 4x USB-C ports this isn't an issue as you can just keep on using the 3 free on the MBP. On a MacBook with 1x USB-C port and various USB-C accessories, this is a nuisance. I can't have my external HDD plugged in at the same time as the monitor without finding a USB-A -> USB-C converter and plugging it into the monitor. Stupid. There's no excuse for not having at least one USB-C output.Overall I like it a lot and wouldn't give it up now I've been using it a few weeks.

I ordered one of these monitors as it looed to have good functionality (KVM).nad a reasonable screen quality. The initial one that was delivered did not power on. and I spoke to an amazon support person and he could not help me. He order a replacement as we concluded that the one I received was faulty. two days later the 2nd one arrives and that one also didn't power on. I phoned the supplier who offered to send a third one but by now I have a house with two useless monitors in it and told him I didn't need a third one as he considered it normal that two monitors didn't work Order a dell instead. happy with that one. also please note that the first monitor I had to return at my cost and the 2nd one that didn't work was collected. so minus points for amazon for selling a poor quality monitor for which I am 30GBP out of pocket for sending it back.All in all don't buy this product is really poor quality if 2 out of 2 don't work and the supplier is a bit out of touch if he thinks you would like to try a third one.

I have these at work and wanted one at home as they are very good.Turned up quickly and as described