
48.8" Philips 49B2U6903CH
This 48.8" Philips LCD monitor can handle work in Dual QHD (5120×1440) resolution. Due to its high contrast, its VA panel delivers significantly deeper black levels. This allows you to distinguish objects better, even in dark areas. HDR technology renders much more detail with realistic image depth and higher contrast, similar to what the human eye sees. The anti-reflective surface of the display reduces glare and ensures better visibility in various lighting conditions. The ultra-wide monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio provides maximum image width. This format offers a large workspace for demanding tasks and allows you to watch films in a format that completely fills the screen. A maximum brightness of 500cd/m² provides better readability when working in direct sunlight, but the monitor can also be used in showrooms, for example. It can be mounted on a wall or stand using a VESA 100×100 mount. This makes it easy to place several monitors in your workspace.


Key Features of the 48.8" Philips 49B2U6903CH Monitor
- Work efficiently with this 48.8" Philips LCD monitor with Dual QHD (5120×1440) resolution
- It uses a VA panel for colour display with a refresh rate of up to 140Hz and a response time of 4ms
- The display surface has an anti-reflective coating to reduce glare
- A wide 32:9 format expands your multitasking space
- The maximum brightness of 500cd/m² is also suitable for working in direct sunlight and in brightly lit rooms
- Adaptive-Sync technology ensures smooth image loading
- Curved monitor design
The Philips monitor boasts interesting features and functions
The 48.8" VA PC monitor features a curved display design that provides a more natural experience for the user thanks to an optimal field of view. It also allows you to relax and enjoy a film or play games. The PiP (Picture in Picture) function displays a second image or video in a small window on the main display. This allows you to switch between the main image and the smaller embedded window, so you don't have to interrupt your main activity on the screen. The monitor will pleasantly surprise you with its KVM (Keyboard, Video, Mouse) function, which allows you to use multiple computers at once without having to physically reconnect cables. This setup is often used by streamers to maintain high-quality broadcast content, even when putting a heavy load on the computer. You can work on two tasks at once without needing to use another monitor. The Picture-by-Picture (PbP) function allows you to compare data and work with different applications on two separate screens. You can tilt and adjust the monitor to any height so that its top edge is level with your eyes, promoting good posture, which reduces strain on the cervical spine and helps prevent back pain and scoliosis. Tilting the monitor is practical for users who work while standing.

This Philips monitor will certainly please you with its equipment
To connect a laptop or computer to the monitor, you can use HDMI, DisplayPort, and Thunderbolt. If your computer doesn't have a suitable connector, you can expand its connectivity by purchasing a compatible port replicator. A port replicator also comes in handy when you want to connect two monitors. Support for Thunderbolt 4 will please users of Apple products and other newer devices. Built-in speakers provide a convenient solution for both image and sound in one device. In addition to the monitor itself, the package also includes HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C cables.
Choose your monitor based on native contrast and colour coverage
The Philips monitor offers a native contrast ratio of 3000:1. The native contrast ratio characterises the difference between the brightest and darkest points the monitor can display. If a monitor's contrast ratio is 3000:1, it means the brightest point (white) is 3000× brighter than the darkest point (black). Adobe RGB colour coverage expresses what percentage of colours from this colour space the monitor can reproduce. It is wider than standard sRGB and is therefore particularly important for photographers who perform complete processing of their photos. The value can even be over 100%, which indicates that the monitor is able to display more colours than is common in the given space. The Adobe RGB colour coverage is 119%.
Data shown on the energy label for monitors:
- The manufacturer and model of the monitor are listed in the header
- The scale of energy classes (left), the specific energy class of the product (right)
- kWh/1000h: energy consumption in kilowatt-hours per 1,000 hours of operation
- SDR kWh/1000h: energy consumption in SDR mode in kilowatt-hours per 1,000 hours of operation
- HDR kWh/1000h: energy consumption in HDR mode in kilowatt-hours per 1,000 hours of operation
- Pixels: vertical and horizontal display resolution (5120×1440px)
- Units in inches and centimetres: screen screen size
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screen size:
48.8"
Colour Coverage (Adobe RGB):
119%
Graphics Interface:
HDMI, DisplayPort and Thunderbolt
Graphics Interface Standards:
DisplayPort 1.4, HDMI 2.0 and Thunderbolt 4
Energy Class in SDR Mode:
F
Consumption in SDR Mode:
42 kWh/1000h
Energy Class in HDR Mode:
G
Consumption in HDR Mode:
93 kWh/1000h
Dimensions:
58.6 × 119 × 26.8 cm (H×W×D)
Weight:
15.45kg
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| Code: | WC139a |
| Warranty: | 60 months |
| Links: | Product Fiche Producer's Website: |
| Manufacturer information |
Philips Consumer Lifestyle B.V., Tussendiepen 4 9206 AD Drachten Netherlands, www.philips.com/support Pernerova 702/39, 186 00 Prague 8, [email protected]
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