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At £567.71 ex-VAT for a 40" ultrawide, the Philips 5000 40B1U5601H is *not* a “cheap upgrade” — it’s a “replace your desk setup” kind of buy. You’re paying for screen real estate and a clean, productivity-first experience, so it makes sense for people who live in spreadsheets, dashboards, coding IDEs, and multi-window work. If you’re coming from a 27–32" setup, this will feel like you’ve upgraded your workflow rather than just your monitor: more horizontal space means fewer window swaps and less constantly re-arranging layouts.
That said, I wouldn’t recommend it to everyone. If you’re mainly gaming, or you need lots of colour-critical work, you may find better value elsewhere depending on panel performance and calibration options (and Philips ultrawide lines are typically chosen for office value rather than hardcore media/gaming bragging rights). Also, go in expecting that “40-inch ultrawide” is physically big — check your desk depth and viewing distance, because if you end up too close you’ll feel it rather than enjoy it.
**Who should buy:** office-heavy users and analysts who want one monitor to do the job of two, and have the space for it. **Who shouldn’t:** buyers chasing the best gaming response/blur handling or those with strict colour/pro imaging needs who should compare against more specialised models.

DisplayPort-out for connecting additional displays
With DisplayPort-out you can connect multiple high resolution displays with just one cable from your first display to the PC. The ability to daisy chain multiple displays enables you to create a cl...

Built-in KVM switch to easily switch between sources
With the MultiClient Integrated KVM switch, you can control two separate PCs with one monitor-keyboard-mouse setup. A convenient button allows you to quickly switch between sources. Handy with setu...

Collaboration-ready webcam with noise-cancelling mic.
This Philips monitor comes with a built-in 5 MP webcam, noise-cancelling microphone and speakers, making it perfect for working from home and collaborating remotely. It is equipped with advanced se...

Earphone hook: Accessory within reach
The unique design of the headphone hook on the side of the Philips monitor brings the tidiness and cable management of your working station to the next level. Its easy access lets you put aside you...

MultiView enables simultaneous dual connection and view
With the ultra-high resolution Philips MultiView display you can now experience a world of connectivity. MultiView enables active dual connect and view so that you can work with multiple devices li...

PowerSensor saves up to 80% energy costs
PowerSensor is a built-in 'people sensor' that transmits and receives harmless infrared signals to determine if the user is present and then automatically reduces monitor brightness when then user ...

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