The Philips 258B6QJEB is an intriguing alternative in case you’re looking for a QHD screen. At 25 creeps, it’s a minimal bit of unit contrasted with the numerous 27 inch screens out there. There are not numerous options at that size, with Dell’s Ultra Sharp 25 and the HP Z25n demonstrating two more costly choices. Apparently, neither look in the same class as Philips’ smooth new section.
With unbelievably thin bezels and a straightforward yet exquisite stand, the Philips 258B6QJEB positively isn’t the most exhausting screen around when contrasted with other disappointing dark screens you could pick. In case you’re subsequent to something somewhat more in vogue, then the bigger Acer S277hk should be considered.
At just 8.5-mm the bezels on three of the four sides are much littler than numerous different screens, and with the front board extending to inside 3-mm of the very edge, it gives the presence of a practically edge-less showcase.
Pressing a 2,560 x 1,440 pixel determination Quad HD board into a generally little screen makes for sharp picture clarity on the 258B6QJEB, however it means that content, text styles and symbols looks somewhat little on the off chance that you stay with Windows’ standard settings. Philips guarantees a respectable 1,000:1 differentiation proportion and 350 nits most extreme shine which all indicates a delightful picture quality, thanks in no little part to the AH-IPS screen.
The shading multiplication is likewise spot on, however out of the container the brilliance was a bit of overpowering. At full retail value, it may not be as great quality as the likewise indicated Dell U2515H and LG’s OLED TV, however search around and the Philips can be found at an indistinguishable cost making it an exceptionally sensible option.
Decision
Though, there are cheaper 24 and 25 inch monitors available, the combination of an excellent Quad HD or QHD IPS panel and very slim bezels make the Philips 258B6QJEB a very attractive option for those who have not quite got the desk real estate to cope with a 27 or 28 inch monitor.