49" Philips 499P9H

49" Philips 499P9H LCD Monitor Key Features

• LCD monitor with a size of 49"
• Curved LCD monitor will astonish you with its immersion
• Maximum resolution: 5120 × 1440
• LCD monitor works using VA technology
• Anti-reflective surface of the LCD monitor provides a more effective working environment
• 5 ms response time and refresh rate of 60 Hz
• Brightness: 450 cd/m2
• FreeSync with AMD graphics cards
• LCD monitor mounting compatibility: 100×100 VESA mounts
• Stand with adjustable height
• Equipped with integrated speakers
• Built-in webcam for video conferencing
• Practical USB hub for connecting other electronics
• Blue light filter helps promote better sleep
• You can watch two pieces of content at once thanks to PIP (picture in picture) technology

49" Philips 499P9H Monitor Construction

This Philips PC monitor has a size of 119.4 × 56.8 × 30.3 cm. In addition, you can adjust the height as needed. In addition to the classic stand, the LCD monitor can be hung on a wall with a VESA mount. This computer monitor model has a weight of 15.3 kg. A practical part of this PC monitor is the integrated speaker system. The audio quality is powerful enough for most ordinary users. Thanks to the webcam integrated into its frame, you won't need to buy an external one to make your video calls. For better comfort, this model can also serve as a USB hub. The interface for the input is essential. This 49" Philips 499P9H is equipped with the HDMI, USB-C and DisplayPort type. You can plug headphones directly into the monitor.

Advanced Functions of the 49" Philips 499P9H Monitor

While working at night, you will appreciate the blue light filter on this monitor that helps improve sleep quality. The Flicker-Free function provides a very effective shield against eye fatigue by removing screen flickering. This monitor includes a highly demanded feature for hardcore gamers called FreeSync, which is image synchronisation with AMD graphics cards. The 49" Philips 499P9H monitor supports the novel and practical picture in picture (PIP) function for watching two video sources simultaneously.