Lenovo Legion R27qeUK model 67C5GAC1UK (EMEA)- Refresh rate
- 180 HzThis one: 75 Hz
- Response method and claim
- 0.5 ms MPRT; 1 ms at overdrive Level 4This one: 4 ms GtG
UK/EU model 27B1U5601H/00
A 27-inch 2560 × 1440 IPS docking monitor with a USB-C input that Philips rates for up to 100 W of charging (96 W typical), RJ-45 Ethernet, a 10 Gbps USB hub, KVM, PIP/PBP for two devices and a pop-up 5 MP Windows Hello webcam with a noise-cancelling microphone. The stand offers 150 mm of height adjustment, tilt, ±180° swivel and ±90° pivot.

Specifications checked 26 Sept 2026Manufacturer specifications, not a hands-on test.
One USB-C cable carries DisplayPort video, data and up to 100 W of charging (96 W typical, depending on the device), while the monitor includes RJ-45 Ethernet with Wake on LAN and four USB-A plus one USB-C downstream ports at 10 Gbps.
A pop-up 5 MP webcam with a noise-cancelling microphone supports Windows Hello and has a physical switch to disable it, and two 5 W speakers are built in.
The stand gives 150 mm of height travel, −5° to +30° tilt, ±180° swivel and ±90° pivot, with a 100 × 100 mm VESA pattern.
The refresh rate is 75 Hz with a 4 ms grey-to-grey claim and no adaptive-sync technology listed, so it is aimed at office work rather than gaming.
The HDMI input is version 1.4, and colour is 8-bit with typical sRGB 101% / NTSC 89% figures.
Exact configuration: UK/EU model 27B1U5601H/00
56 specifications in 10 groups. Values are manufacturer specifications unless a row says “Measured result” or “Calculated from cited specifications”.
Philips typical grey-to-grey claim; the product-page footnote says the value is equal to SmartResponse. Not an independent measurement.
Philips typical grey-to-grey claim; the product-page footnote says the value is equal to SmartResponse. Not an independent measurement.
The Picture/Display section lists no adaptive-sync technology for this model; support is not stated.
SourceThe feed attaches a cd/m² unit to this item.
SourcePhilips typical figures. Product-page footnotes: NTSC area based on CIE 1976; sRGB area based on CIE 1931. Both are gamut-area figures, not coverage.
RJ-45 speed: the UK feed lists “Ethernet LAN up to 1G*”; the product-page footnote says to select USB 3.0 or higher in the OSD menu for LAN speeds up to 1G, and the US feed lists 10M/100M with USB 2.0 and 1000M with USB 3.0 (see ethernet).
The specification feeds list the pop-up 5.0-megapixel camera with microphone and LED indicator and “Noise cancellation: Yes”. The product page describes a noise-cancelling microphone, a webcam that retracts into the monitor when not in use, and says: “For added privacy, a physical camera switch lets you disable the webcam when it is not in use.”
“Up to” 100 W, USB PD 3.0 (profiles from 5 V/3 A to 20 V/4.8 A). Product-page footnote: up to 100 W (96 W in typical); the maximum power delivery depends on the connected device, which must support USB-C Power Delivery.
Product-page footnote: if the connection seems slow, select USB 3.0 or higher in the OSD menu to support LAN speeds up to 1G. The US feed lists 10M/100M with USB 2.0 and 1000M with USB 3.0, plus PXE/MAPT/WOL.
Philips lists KVM between USB-C/USB-C sources.
SourcePhilips MultiView: PIP/PBP mode for 2 devices (for example a PC and a notebook). Philips does not state supported input combinations or refresh limits on these pages.
The UK feed gives “150” without a unit; the US feed gives the same value in millimetres.
Philips’ W × H × D at maximum stand height.
SourceFront-to-back depth with stand; allow cable clearance.
SourcePhilips gives the figures without a unit; millimetres are consistent with the 27-inch 16:9 panel and the 0.2331 mm pixel pitch.
SourceTypical, EnergyStar test method.
SourceListed in Philips’ Sustainability chapter with Energy Star 8.0, EPEAT, TCO Certified Edge and RoHS. Product-page footnotes: USB and power delivery are excluded when calculating PowerSensor energy-cost savings; the EPEAT rating is valid only where Philips registers the product. These pages do not describe how the sensors operate.
UK feed; the US feed lists no energy-label class.
SourceUK feed; Philips’ feed spells the USB cable “USBC-C cable”. The US feed does not list box contents.
SourceNot stated for this model on the captured Philips sources: the UK and US specification feeds and the UK product page give no model-specific warranty term. The page header’s “2 year warranty” is a site-wide Philips-store banner, not a model-specific term, and is not used. Philips’ downloadable documents for this model are hosted on tpvpxm.saas.contentserv.com, which is not an accepted Philips origin, and were not used.
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