The 24-inch screen gives you enough room to place two documents side by side or keep a browser open next to a spreadsheet. Full HD resolution at 1920x1080 keeps text clean and readable, while the IPS panel delivers consistent colours and contrast when you look at the screen from an angle. That makes it easier to share the screen with a colleague or glance over from a second seat without the picture washing out.
With a rated brightness of 300 cd/m², the display has the headroom to stay clear in rooms with large windows or strong overhead lighting. You can turn it up when the sun hits your desk and dial it back in the evening for a more comfortable view. For typical office tasks such as writing reports, reviewing presentations or working in online tools, this level of brightness keeps content easy to read throughout the day.
A 4 ms response time means the panel reacts quickly to changes on screen. Scrolling through long documents, dragging windows around and watching webinars or training videos all look tidy, with less smearing on moving content. It isn't marketed as a gaming display, but for office work, streaming and casual use the quick response keeps everything feeling responsive and pleasant to work with.
The monitor offers both HDMI and DisplayPort, so you can connect most desktop PCs, laptops and docking stations without hunting for adapters. Having two inputs also means you can keep a work laptop and a personal computer plugged in at the same time and switch between them. It's a practical setup for hot desks, shared offices and home workspaces where more than one device needs a screen.
The audio output lets you route sound from your HDMI or DisplayPort source straight to headphones or external speakers connected to the monitor. That keeps cables tidy on your desk and gives you a convenient spot to plug in a headset for calls and meetings. It's a small detail that makes a real difference when you join several video calls a day and want quick access to sound.
At a net weight of 5.74 kg, the monitor is solid enough to sit steadily on the desk while still being easy to move between rooms or offices. It has no embedded battery, and it falls under WEEE electronics regulations, so it can be recycled responsibly at the end of its life. The packaging is mostly paper and cardboard (1600 g), with just 400 g of non-PET plastic.
This monitor is a strong fit for office workers, remote employees, students and small businesses equipping several desks at once. It covers the needs that matter most day to day: a sharp 24-inch Full HD IPS picture, decent brightness, quick response and the two most common video inputs. If you want a reliable, straightforward screen for productivity rather than a feature-packed specialist display, it ticks the right boxes.
| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Diagonal | 24" |
| HD type | Full HD |
| Panel type | IPS |
| Net weight | 5.74 kg |
| Warranty | 24 months |
| EAN | 8721038003901 |
Yes, as long as your laptop has an HDMI or DisplayPort output, or you use a dock or adapter that provides one. The monitor accepts both connections.
The manufacturer lists an audio output, which lets you connect headphones or external speakers. Built-in speakers are not listed in the specifications.
It offers a 4 ms response time and Full HD resolution, which is fine for casual gaming. The refresh rate is not listed by the manufacturer, so it is better suited to office use than competitive gaming.
The manufacturer does not list stand adjustment or wall-mount details in the specifications provided.
The listed connections are HDMI, DisplayPort and audio out. USB ports are not mentioned in the specifications.
