Philips 27E1N1300AE 27″ 100Hz Monitor Review
Peter Donnell / 5 months ago
Display Analysis
MMD/Philips Monitors didn’t provide accuracy ratings on this monitor, which is usually an indication they’re not that good, but overall I think 95% of sRGB is alright for a budget IPS panel, and 79% of DCI P3 is good too.
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Using the default settings, the Gamma measured pretty much dead on the 2.2 curves, so nothing to adjust here, all good!
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The grey ramp is fantastic, sitting very close to the ideal target of 6500K throughout most of the range, and performing better than a lot of high-end monitors.
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Colour accuracy is largely excellent, with everything sitting at around 1 to 2 Delta-E, but there’s one exception here. The 1F test for blue is inaccurate, and while from my own testing, I could see blues were a little richer looking than they should be, I wouldn’t say it looked bad at all, but if you’re doing colour-accurate work, this will be a minor problem. If you’re watching YouTube and scrolling reddit, it won’t be something you’ll notice.
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