Although Amazon Prime Day is coming to a close, there’s still time to pick up an epic 4K (!!!) monitor at a reasonable price point. Right now, the Philips Brilliance 279P1 monitor is on sale for $200, which is a savings of $50 (20% off) the original $250 price.
In addition to the 4K resolution (perfect for video editors and movie buffs), this monitor also measures 27 inches (a great size for a home office) and comes with built-in speakers as well as a four-year warranty.
So, why should you listen to anything I say? That’s a valid question! I spend a lot of time hunting down deals. Not only do I oversee PCWorld’s laptop section, but I also maintain our daily laptop deals roundup. I also check pricing history with CamelCamelCamel, a tool that I often recommend to my family and friends, which helps me identify the best deals on Amazon. Now, let’s get back to the deal on hand…
The Philips Brilliance 279P1 monitor has amazing sRGB color gamut coverage (122 percent to be exact), so this monitor is capable of producing more true-to-life images. The SmartErgoBase allows you to easily adjust the height and position of the monitor, making for a more comfortable viewing experience throughout the work day. It also has a flicker-free feature, which is helpful if you suffer from tension headaches and eye fatigue. (Hi! That’s me!)
Prime Day will end before you know it, so you better swoop in and buy this awesome 4K monitor before it’s gone.
Get this Philips Brilliance 4K monitor for 20% offDespite Prime Day ending soon, you should get yourself a Prime subscription—after all, these deals are exclusive to Prime members. If you’ve never had a Prime subscription before, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial and take advantage of these sales now.
And if you’re looking for discounts in other tech categories, be sure to check out PCWorld’s comprehensive Prime Day deals coverage!
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Author: Ashley Biancuzzo, Associate Editor, PCWorld
Ashley Biancuzzo manages all laptop and Chromebook coverage for PCWorld. She's been covering consumer tech since 2016, and her work has appeared on USA Today, Reviewed, Polygon, Kotaku, StarWars.com, and Nerdist. In her spare time, she enjoys playing video games, reading science fiction, and hanging out with her rescue greyhound.