Layout, design and features …
From the front, the relatively thick frame, which protrudes slightly at the sides, is striking on this otherwise rather inconspicuous model. The main feature is, of course, the slightly rounded design on both sides.
The rear features a subtle pattern, as seen on other Philips business monitors. This gives the model a sleek look from behind, without appearing boring. The manufacturer’s logo is located at the top of the stand.
The base consists of an inner circle and an outer area with rounded corners. From this perspective, it can be seen that the lower part of the frame also protrudes relatively far forward. This gives the device a somewhat clunky appearance.
The variety of connections is impressive, and the range of USB solutions is remarkable. There is the classic USB-A connection on the left side (viewed from the front) …
… and underside for peripherals, USB with fast charging function, USB UP for connecting the hub to the PC, and USB-C with 90W. RJ45 LAN, HDMI, and DisplayPort are also included. This covers all the possibilities that a professional work device should offer. The integrated KVM switch is helpful, for example, when switching to a mobile work device and preparing a meeting presentation.
Philips 34B2U3600C Practical testing …