The Philips 5000 series gets two new additions, featuring technologies that reduce harmful environmental impact while bringing modern connectivity and productivity features.
Philips Debuts 24-inch and 27-inch Productivity Monitors in the 5000 Series, Introducing Better Energy Efficiency and EcoSmart Materials
The popular monitor maker Philips is introducing two new monitors in its 5000 series for enhanced productivity while also reducing their environmental impact. With the unveiling of the 24B2G5301 and 27B2G5610 monitor models, the company has stepped forward in bringing environment-friendly hardware for enthusiasts, which can cater to demanding needs without negatively impacting the environment.
Businesses and professionals are increasingly aware of the impact they have on the environment, and we are being asked for more solutions that can minimise this impact while simultaneously ensuring the best productivity available,
We are proud to add a series to our portfolio that can help offices be more efficient, reduce power consumption, and still enjoy the best professional features available. Productivity shouldn’t come at the cost of the environment.
- Ilkan Reyhanoglu, Product Manager EU, Philips
The Philips 24B2G5301 is a 24-inch monitor model featuring a 1080p resolution on an IPS panel with a 178/178-degree viewing angle. The monitor model 27B2G5610 is a 27-inch iteration of the same but brings a 1440p resolution for vivid details. Both monitors come in Eco-Friendly packaging, which is 100% recyclable and is FSC-certified. Apart from a fully eco-friendly box, the monitors use EcoSmart materials, 85% of which are recyclable, leaving less environmental footprint.
Apart from an eco-friendly design, the monitors bring modern features such as TUV Rheinland Eyesafe RPF 40 technology for protecting your eyes from long exposure to blue light. Furthermore, SoftBlue technology is also available to reduce the adverse health effects of blue light. PowerSensor 2 is deployed to reduce power consumption significantly, which detects the users when they move closer or further from the screen to ensure the monitor can be as power-efficient as possible.
Even with power savings and various eye protection features, the monitors do not compromise on the features and also bring modern connectivity. A built-in USB-C docking station provides multiple connectivity options, such as a 100W USB-C connector, an RJ-45 LAN for the internet, and several USB Type A and Type C connectors for various usages. Of course, users also get HDMI and DisplayPort outputs for high-fidelity visuals.
Equipped with a Smart KVM switch, the monitors allow switching devices in an instant for enhanced productivity. Furthermore, both bring ergonomic stands that allow height adjustment of up to 150mm and various adjustments, including pivot, swivel, and tilt.
Philips 24B2G5301 and 27B2G5601 Features:
• Built in USB-C docking station with 100 W power delivery
• RJ45 port for secure network connectivity
• PowerSensor 2 for optimised energy efficiency
• Smart KVM switch for easily switching between sources
• MultiView to enable simultaneous dual connection and view
• 100% recyclable material & FSC certified packaging
• Built with EcoSmart materials, namely 85% post-consumer recycled materials and 5% ocean-bound plastics
• Features for comfortable productivity, such as SoftBlue and Flicker-Free technologies and TÜV Eyesafe certified blue light protection
• Height-adjustable stand for maximum viewing comfort
The Philips 24B2G5301 and 27B2G5601 will both be available at the end of January and will cost £279.99 and £319.99, respectively.
About the author: Sarfraz Khan is a hardware reporter with a focus on PC components and the builder community. With years of experience writing about PC hardware and laptops, his work has been featured on several reputable technology publications. Sarfraz's hands-on experience is demonstrated through his first-person accounts of using and comparing different hardware configurations, providing practical and relatable insights for everyday users. His technical analysis is respected by peers in the enthusiast community and has been cited by specialized hardware sites such as Germany's Igor's Lab.
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