2024/09/10  |  MMDInnovationHub

Refresh rates play a crucial role in determining the quality of our visual experience. As refresh rates indicate how many times per second a display can redraw the image on the screen, 120Hz means the monitor refreshes the image 120 times per second. This results in smoother visuals, improved responsiveness, and more fluid motion, compared to displays with a lower refresh rate.

Enhanced productivity with 120Hz refresh rate

As every second counts when it comes to productivity, a higher refresh rate ensures smoother and more responsive on-screen action. The reduction in input lag allows for greater precision when working with dynamic content, whether graphic design or video editing. The fluidity of movement provided by 120Hz refresh rate monitors allows for more accurate adjustments, thereby speeding up workflow even when multitasking.

A more comfortable viewing experience

Another significant benefit of a 120Hz refresh rate is the reduction of eye fatigue. Prolonged screen time often leads to digital eye strain, but a higher refresh rate can mitigate symptoms such as headaches, blurred vision, and dry eyes by reducing the flicker commonly found in lower refresh rate monitors.

With smoother transitions and clearer visuals, the eyes require less effort to follow moving images or read text, resulting in a more comfortable viewing experience.

Elevating visual experience with 120Hz refresh rate upgrades

In the quest to continuously push the boundaries of display technology, several renowned Philips Monitors models with a 100Hz refresh rate have been upgraded to a more impressive 120Hz refresh rate.

Understanding the growing demands of users who require superior performance and visual clarity in their daily tasks, this enhancement has become a necessity.

Philips Monitors’ models 40B1U5601H, 40B1U5600, 27E2N1500, 27E2N1110, and 24E2N1110 now offer a greater level of smoothness and responsiveness, which is especially beneficial for tasks that involve fast-moving visuals and multimedia consumption.

From good to great

An increase of 20Hz in refresh rate may seem subtle, but the impact on visual performance is profound. Whether working on intricate designs, playing games, or watching movies, a 120Hz refresh rate monitor ensures optimal visual excellence.