Philips 276B1JH

A feature-packed 1440p 27in USB-C docking monitor, but it’s the same price as 4K rivals

TIM DANTON

SCORE PRICE £360 (£432 inc VAT) from uk.insight.com Philips was one of the first monitor manufacturers to jump on the concept of USB docking monitors, and it’s doubled down on the idea ever since. Here, it not only provides up to 90W of power over USB-C to a laptop, but even a DC connection to power an Asus or Intel NUC mini PC. With a mounting kit, this means you can attach a NUC to the back of your monitor and effectively turn it into an all-in-one PC. Add a wireless keyboard and mouse, and only the monitor’s power cord will be visible. Even if you choose not to go down this route, some cable routing could make this a stylish addition to a home worker’s desk or in an office. The cable…

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