I am just focusing on the flimsy quality of the LCD. What is even worse is that Phillips not only doesn't offer a decent warranty it doesn't sell or help the customer find replacement parts for the monitor. For a fairly expensive monitor I don't see why we don't get options, at least to fix the monitor. For a company that says it is environmentally responsible I would of expect more. This flimsy monitor will end in the trash bin, taking millions of years to breakdown. Phillips just generating more e-waste in the environment Thanks!!

I chose this monitor for its ultrawide format. With its clear and crisp text rendering and vibrant color reproduction I am not disappointed. As an added bonus it comes with pretty decent stereo sound, inconspicuously emanating from the back of the curved screen. The non-glare screen surface eliminates ghost reflections even in a well-lit room.

I got this monitor for my home office because I liked having the the real estate on one screen that allowed me to work on complimentary or different tasks at the same time. It is also more aesthetically pleasing than having multiple monitors. I saw colleagues in an overseas office with ultrawide/curved monitors and loved them, vowing to get one for my home office use when I returned to the States. I will warn though, you are better off purchasing external speakers as the ones in this monitor are pretty bad (sound is somewhat muffled and distorted). At this price point, I suppose you get what you pay for in that regard.