Very good85/100
- Good contrast
- Color accurate
- Bright
- Perfect Adaptive-Sync at 120 Hz
- Unbeatable audio quality
- No HDMI 2.1
Philips 558M1RY/00
3840 x 2160 Pixels, 55"Currently out of stock
Product details
These Philips monitors use high-performance displays for crystal-clear resolution with 4K UHD (3,840 x 2,160). Whether you have high demands for detailed data for professional CAD solutions, use 3D graphics, or work with massive spreadsheets, Philips monitors bring your images and graphics to life.
Due to the way brightness is regulated on LED-backlit screens, some users experience flickering, which can lead to eye strain. Philips FlickerFree technology applies a new solution for brightness control, reducing flicker for greater viewing comfort.
Input lag is the time interval between performing an action on a connected device and the display of the result on the screen. Low input lag minimizes the delay between command input on devices and playback on the monitor, significantly improving the experience of playing fast-paced video games. This is especially important in competitive gaming.
Monitor type | Gaming Monitor |
Display resolution | 4K |
Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
Video connections | DisplayPort (1x), HDMI (3x) |
Monitor equipment | HDR functionality, Integrated loudspeakers |
Documents | |
Item number | 13452358 |
Manufacturer | Philips |
Category | Monitor |
Manufacturer no. | 558M1RY/00 |
Release date | 22.7.2020 |
Colour | Black |
Exact colour description | Black |
Monitor type | Gaming Monitor |
Display size (inches) | 55" |
Screen size (cm) | 139.70 cm |
Image resolution | 3840 x 2160 Pixels |
Display resolution | 4K |
Pixel pitch | 0.32 mm |
Panel technology | VA |
Refresh rate | 120 Hz |
Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
Screen surface | High gloss |
Contrast ratio | 4000 :1 |
Response time (grey-to-grey) | 4 ms |
Brightness | 750 cd/m² |
Colour space coverage | DCI-P3: 95%, sRGB: 125% |
Viewing angle (H) | 178° |
Viewing angle (V) | 178° |
Monitor equipment | HDR functionality, Integrated loudspeakers |
Connectivity | HDMI |
Touch | Without touch function |
Sync-Technology | AMD freesync |
HDR Certification | Vesa DisplayHDR 1000 |
Adjustability | Tiltable |
VESA wall mount | 200 x 200 mm |
Video connections | DisplayPort (1x), HDMI (3x) |
HDMI version | 2.0 |
DisplayPort version | 1.4 |
Audio Connections | Jack 3.5mm (1x) |
Power consumption | 122.96 W |
Power consumption (standby) | 0.50 W |
Power consumption (Off) | 0.30 W |
Energy consumption per year | 108 kWh |
Energy efficiency class | G |
CO₂-Emission | |
Climate contribution |
Scope of delivery | AC Cables, DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, USB |
Width | 1232 mm |
Length | 102 mm |
Height | 715 mm |
Weight | 22.70 kg |
Length | 137.50 cm |
Width | 37 cm |
Height | 86 cm |
Weight | 37.68 kg |
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Statutory warranty score
How often does a product of this brand in the «Monitor» category have a defect within the first 24 months?
Source: Galaxus- 8.AOC0,9 %
- 9.Apple1 %
- 9.Philips1 %
- 11.Eizo1,1 %
- 11.Lenovo1,1 %
Statutory warranty case duration
How many working days on average does it take to process a warranty claim from when it arrives at the service centre until it’s back with the customer?
Source: Galaxus- 7.BenQ4 days
- 7.Mobile Pixels4 days
- 7.Philips4 days
- 7.Xiaomi4 days
- 13.Gigabyte5 days
Return rate
How often is a product of this brand in the «Monitor» category returned?
Source: Galaxus- 1.HP1,6 %
- 2.Philips1,9 %
- 3.V72,1 %
- 4.Dell2,2 %
- 5.Lenovo2,3 %
Source: Galaxus
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Overall ratingVery good85/100
Very good84/100
The brilliant colours of the huge 558M1 are just as inspiring as the enormous brightness and high sharpness. Added to this is a great stereo speaker.
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Externally, the 55-inch display is a chic TV with soundbar and Ambiglow - the name Philips gives to its Ambilight for monitors. It is not only the display port input and the lack of a TV tuner that distinguish it from "real" TVs; when compared directly with a TV, it is immediately noticeable that the Philips giant has a matt panel, which is now also common for monitors, but not for TVs...