24E1N1300A - 24 Inch FHD Monitor, 100Hz, IPs, 1ms, USB-C power delivery, Speakers, Flicker Free, LowBlue mode (1920 x 1080, 250 cd/m², HDMI 1.4 / USB-C)

I’ve been using this Philips 34” ultrawide with my MacBook Pro for a few weeks, and it’s made my work more enjoyable and not to mention giving my eyes the much needed comfort. What stands out: Sharp, immersive screen – text looks crisp once set to sRGB, and the wide format makes spreadsheets, writing, and coding much easier. Excellent for multitasking – I can comfortably run three windows side by side without feeling cramped. Solid build – the stand is sturdy, and the monitor supports VESA if you prefer an arm. Easy connectivity – one USB-C cable handles video + data, and the built-in webcam, while not the best, is great for calls. Smooth refresh rate – 100 Hz looks great for scrolling and light gaming. Where it falls short (but not dealbreakers): USB-C charging is weaker than the spec. I measured ~43 W instead of the advertised 65 W, so I keep my MacBook’s original charger connected when under load. Running the monitor at 100 Hz noticeably increases power draw and battery drain. Unless you need the smoothness, 60 Hz works perfectly fine for everyday office use. When you use it with the stand, it is only height adjustable, you cannot move it sideways, a minor hitch that was resolved with the purchase of a very economical 360° Rotating Swivel Stand Turntable. Final verdict: This monitor nails what matters: workspace, image quality, and ease of use. If you’re after a 34” ultrawide for productivity, this one delivers excellent value. Just manage expectations around charging, get a turntable (if you plan on using the provided stand) and you’ll be very happy.

Its a good product