Gaming Monitor4K HDR display with Ambiglow

I purchased my Philips Momentum 43 4k monitor around 6 months ago and it has been fantastic. Its ideal for console gaming, especially with the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X and also with the upcoming PS5 and Series X this will be fantastic. There is literally no input lag which really helps in fast paced online shooting games, and the colour accuracy and HDR brightness brings more cinematic games to life. It's by far the best large gaming monitor for a console, I would probably go for a smaller size for PC gaming as sitting close to a desk with this size monitor could be difficult. I have a smaller 28 inch 144hz for PC use. This was purchased only to be used as a monitor for my consoles and it has been absolutely fantastic. Don't buy a 4k TV for console get yourself a great monitor like this I can 100% guarantee you won't regret it. 5 stars

Best choose for gaming and work. 60 Hz in 4K resolution is enough for most expensive PCs.

Was looking for a monitor that can handle it all. You connect through USB-C (using it for my MacBook) and display port (using it for my windows laptop from work) but this monitor is at it's best when using it with one of the higher end consoles. Not only does it have 4k image but also the stunning HDR with 1000 nits (which is a game changer compared to all wanna be HDR monitors) it's also has acceptable inpuntlag (well especially when using for a console). I have an OLED tv and must say the colours on this one come close at a price point that is 3 times lower. So if you look for a monitor for different sources and mainly want to game on console this is THE ONLY monitor worth getting. This thing can hit so bright notes that you think you're getting a tan on the go.

I haven't been able to get the tv speakers working but other than that it has been excellent. Its a very bright monitor and its sits sturdy on my desk. Ambiglow is nice and I now like using the well-lit space under my monitor. The ports at the back aren't the easiest to access but from what I can gather lots of screens are like that. I will be upgrading my pc to get the full benefits soon.

I wanted an HDR and 4K capable monitor and the 436M6 is so far so good, best for my everyday use and entertainment, also in work when I switch to picture in picture mode (maybe I'm missing a bit more flexibility to custom sizing/positioning different inputs). Great contrast and HDR, blacks are beautiful compared to my last monitors greyish blacks. Only thing I just wondering is that how this monitor would look like if it has used an IPS panel instead of VA. 43" size is a bit large, I think it is the limit, that it can be used as a monitor, but the smaller Momentums don't offer the same features as this one, so I picked that one. A 30"-37" screen size would be better, but there is also advantage with the 43" which is watch movies further from the couch.

looking for a big screen monitor, found it. all set for a decade

Simply put, this is a great monitor. The HDR 1000+ nits, VESA-certified presentation is drop-dead gorgeous. The Wide Color Gamut SDR looks better than most competing monitors can display HDR. Still using my former GPU with this monitor and the visuals in 3d games and web browsing are so good it's as if I've installed a new GPU. Very satisfied in every respect. Zero dead pixels. DP 1.4--I use this as a computer monitor, not a TV, btw. Dot Pitch is small enough that no individual pixels are discernible. Sitting back approximately three feet away from the center of the screen, I'm surprised and pleased by how natural it feels--and I sometimes wonder how I got along without it all these years....;) It's just a pleasure to use every day! Don't want to forget the remote control--it accesses all the monitor's options, making use of the monitor's joystick control unnecessary. Have owned for ~six weeks.

Hi-end graphics for both Xbox One X and PC gaming. Retirement affords a lot of game time and this monitor makes planetary landing in Elite Dangerous seriously fun. The jump from 32" 4K and 34" curved screen is astounding - first few combat engagements in small fast ships made me dizzy. Performance excels, no tearing or distortions. The LowBlue mode lets me play 6-8 hours without eye strain. Contacted customer/technical support via email for help resolving screen going blank for 2-3 seconds during game play on rare occasion. Followed troubleshooting recommendations in their response. They issued an RMA, sent a new monitor at no cost or down time for me. Absolutely the best gaming monitor and customer service I've ever encountered -- have had a computer in my home since 1984, lost count of how many PC/laptops with monitors I've owned. Philips just moved to the top.

This screen is absolutely beyond superb. It takes an expert to set up properly under Windows 10 due to Windows partially implemented support for HDR. I recommend enabling HDR content in Windows setting AND forcing HDR in your graphics card video control software and using HDR video in the monitor setup, this will give you the best experience. Please search other Windows and Graphics Card software settings that may be helpful to you. Its a VA panel so you will see slight color washout if you view it off angel, progressing after only about 25 degrees to a maxing at 45 degrees with no change from 45 to 178. I do not see any text artifact or any other artifact mentioned in any review father than about 20cm, its sharp, crisp, fast, super bright, super high contrast (about 17K to 1) and OMG THE COLORS! DO NOT BELIEVE reports that this monitor gives washed out colors, brightness gradient due to side lighting (its not side lit) or anything of the sort. These reports are due improper source setup. As far as I have seen this is the best picture there is short of a OLED screen and those are not made in this size as far as I know. Ambiglow is surprisingly nice! Relevant System Characteristics Windows 10 64 pro Display port 1.4 connection Nvidia 1080 TI

first of all dont be scared by people saying that its to dark in the HDR mode because you can adust how dark you want it if your using it on a PC/Desktop/Laptop i enoy the remote makes life easier and the picture this thing gives off makes everything even not hi res photos and videos look good and gaming on this is insane the lights on the bottom are cool and totally customize able and the monitor is a little bright so adust the settings to fix that other than that the only thing i dont like about this monitor is where the manual button controls are on the back right of the monitor and i wish it would tilt more but other than that this monitor is beast! the HDR is absolutely great and it has 3 differnt HDR modes!