Philips 272B7QUPBEB User Manual
Philips
LCD monitor with USB-C
Dock
Simplify your connections
B Line
27" (68.6 cm)
Quad HD (2560 x 1440)
272B7QUPBEB
with USB-C docking monitor
This Philips QHD monitor with USB-C docking replaces cable clutter. View QHD images,
secure connect to intranet and re-charge your notebook all at the same time with a single
USB-C cable.
Single cable USB-C connection
• Built-in USB-C docking station
• Connect your notebook with one USB-C cable
• Power and re-charge compatible notebook from the monitor
• View Crystalclear QHD 2560 x 1440 images
• USB 3.1 high-speed data transfer
• Built-in RJ-45 Ethernet gives data security
Brilliant performance
• Ultra Wide-Color wider range of colours for a vivid picture
• IPS technology for full colours and wide viewing angles
• LowBlue Mode for easy-on-the-eyes productivity
• Narrow-border display for a seamless appearance
Sustainable Eco-design
• PowerSensor saves up to 80% energy costs
272B7QUPBEB/00
LCD monitor with USB-C Dock
B Line 27" (68.6 cm), Quad HD (2560 x 1440)
Highlights
Built-in USB-C docking station
This Philips display features a built-in USB 3.1
type-C docking station with power delivery. Its
slim, reversible USB-C connector allows for
easy, one-cable docking. Simplify by connecting
all your peripherals like KB, Mouse and your
RJ-45 Ethernet cable to the monitor's docking
station. Simply connect your notebook and this
monitor with a single USB-C cable to watch
high-resolution video and transfer super-speed
data, while powering up and re-charging your
notebook at the same time.
Power and re-charge notebook
This monitor features a built-in USB-C
co
nnector that meets USB Power Delivery
standard. With intelligent and flexible power
management, you can now power up and/or
re-charge your compatible* Notebook directly
from the Monitor using a single USB-C cable.
Crystalclear QHD images
These latest Philips screens deliver
CrystalClear,
2560x1080 pixel images. Utilising highperformance panels with a high-density pixel
count, enabled by high-bandwidth sources like
DisplayPort, HDMI, Dual link DVI, these new
displays will make your images and graphics
come alive. Whether you are a demanding
professional requiring extremely detailed
information for CAD-CAM solutions, using 3D
graphic applications or a financial wizard
working on huge spreadsheets, Philips displays
will give you CrystalClear images.
Quad HD 2560x1440 or
Ultra Wide-Color Technology
Ultra Wide-Color Technology delivers a wider
spectrum of colours for a more brilliant
picture. The Ultra Wide-Color wider "colour
gamut" produces more natural-looking greens,
vivid reds and deeper blues. Bring media
entertainment, images and even productivity
more alive with vivid colours from Ultra WideColor Technology.
IPS technology
IPS displays use advanced technology that gives
you extra-wide viewing angles of 178/178
degrees, making it possible to view the display
from almost any angle — even in 90-degree
Pivot mode! Unlike standard TN panels, IPS
displays gives you remarkably crisp images with
vivid colours, making it ideal not only for
Photos, films and web browsing, but also for
professional applications that demand colour
accuracy and consistent brightness at all times.
LowBlue Mode
light rays from LED displays can cause eye
damage and affect vision over time. Developed
for wellbeing, the Philips LowBlue Mode
setting uses a smart software technology to
reduce harmful shortwave blue light.
Ultra-narrow Border
The new Philips displays feature ultra-narrow
borders which allow for minimal distractions
and maximum viewing size. Especially suited
for multi-display or tiling setups like gaming,
graphic design and professional applications,
the ultra-narrow border display gives you the
feeling of using one large display.
PowerSensor
PowerSensor is a built-in 'people sensor' that
transmits and receives harmless infrared
signals to determine if the user is present and
then automatically reduces monitor brightness
when then user steps away from the desk,
cutting energy costs by up to 80 percent and
prolonging monitor life
Studies have shown that just as ultra-violet rays
can cause eye damage, shortwave-length blue
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