Philips 241V8AW 23.8 inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 IPS Monitor 75Hz Adaptive Sync HDMI VGA Speakers White
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Philips 241V8AW 23.8 inch Full HD 1920 x 1080 IPS Monitor 75Hz Adaptive Sync HDMI VGA Speakers White
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241V8AW/00
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Philips 241V8AW/00 — 23.8" Full HD IPS, 75Hz, White Chassis
White Textured Finish1920 x 1080 IPS at 75HzAdaptive-Sync 48-75Hz2 x 2 W Speakers + Audio Jacks
The Philips 241V8AW/00 is a 23.8-inch Full HD monitor from the V Line family, built on an IPS panel running 1920 x 1080 at 75Hz with 4 ms grey-to-grey response and Adaptive-Sync across a published 48-75Hz range. The W in the model code marks the white cabinet with its textured finish, making it a natural fit for light-toned and minimalist desks where a standard black monitor stands out. It carries the part number 241V8AW/00 and includes 2 x 2 W stereo speakers plus both a PC audio input and a headphone output, so a desk speaker set is not required. Connectivity covers HDMI 1.4 and VGA, giving compatibility with both current and older machines, and Philips adds SmartImage presets, LowBlue Mode, EasyRead and Flicker-Free backlighting. Typically in stock with fast delivery across Cyprus.
Compatibility — check before buying:
This model has no DisplayPort, no USB-C and no USB hub — the inputs are HDMI 1.4 and VGA only. The 75Hz refresh and Adaptive-Sync run over HDMI; the analogue VGA input is limited to 60Hz. If you connect over VGA, remember VGA carries no audio, so you must also run a 3.5 mm cable into the PC audio input for the speakers to work. The stand is tilt-only, -5° to +20°, with no height, swivel or pivot adjustment — use the 100 x 100 mm VESA pattern with an arm if you need ergonomic positioning. Box contents differ between Philips documents: the user manual lists power, VGA, HDMI and audio cables while the product leaflet lists only HDMI and power — order the cable you need separately if it is critical. There is no HDR; the EU energy fiche records HDR as not implemented.
Best For
✓ White, light-wood and minimalist desk setups
✓ Home offices and studies where a black monitor looks out of place
✓ Reception desks and front-of-house positions
✓ Mixed hardware estates where some PCs still output VGA only
✓ Video calls and everyday media — speakers and both audio jacks fitted
✓ Buyers wanting IPS colour consistency rather than a cheaper panel type
Key Features
IPS panel in a white chassis
An IPS panel delivers 178° horizontal and vertical viewing angles at C/R greater than 10, so colour holds up off-axis. The white textured cabinet is the differentiator here — genuinely hard to find at 23.8 inches, and it changes how a desk looks far more than the spec sheet suggests.
75Hz with Adaptive-Sync 48-75Hz
Running at 75Hz over HDMI is a step up from the 60Hz office standard, and Philips publishes an explicit 48-75Hz Adaptive-Sync window so the monitor matches its refresh to your graphics output, removing tearing in video and casual gaming. Response time is 4 ms grey-to-grey.
Speakers plus both audio jacks
2 x 2 W stereo speakers are built in, with a dedicated 3.5 mm PC audio input and a separate headphone output. That combination handles video calls, system sounds and private listening without any additional desk hardware — and the audio input means even a VGA-connected PC can drive the speakers.
Philips eye comfort and image modes
SmartImage offers Office, Photo, Movie, Game and Economy presets, SmartContrast adapts contrast dynamically, LowBlue Mode reduces short-wavelength blue light and the backlight is Flicker-Free. EasyRead mode renders documents with a paper-like appearance for long reading sessions.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
Singular Expert Insight
Philips has quietly become the default answer when someone asks for a white monitor that is not a design statement with a price to match. The 241V8AW/00 is an ordinary, competent V Line panel — IPS, 75Hz, 4 ms, Adaptive-Sync 48-75Hz — in a finish the rest of the market largely ignores at this size. The specification to read carefully is contrast: at 1,000:1 this is a normal IPS figure, and its 21.5-inch stablemate the 222V8LA/00 actually beats it three to one because that model uses a VA panel. So choose this one for the IPS viewing angles and the white cabinet, not because it is the higher model number. The audio setup is better than most rivals, with speakers plus a dedicated audio input, which is what makes it work with legacy VGA machines. For a broader look at what else is available at 23.8 inches, browse our PC monitors range; if you are wall or arm mounting, our monitor stands section covers the 100 x 100 mm hardware.
Buyer’s Guide
Buy it if
You want a white 23.8-inch monitor with a proper IPS panel, built-in speakers and both audio jacks, and you need HDMI plus a VGA input for older machines. Adaptive-Sync at a published 48-75Hz is a useful bonus.
Skip it if
You need DisplayPort, USB-C docking, a height-adjustable stand, HDR or a refresh rate above 75Hz. Also skip it if deep blacks matter most — the VA-panelled 222V8LA/00 has three times the static contrast.
Also consider
The HP Series 5 524sw is the other white 23.8-inch option, with 100Hz and 300 nits but no speakers and no published VESA mount. For 21.5 inches with far higher contrast, the Philips 222V8LA/00 adds DisplayPort.
Features - Philips - 241V8AW/00
Colour
white
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Product Code
04:460325
EAN Code
8712581804343
Manufacturer
Philips