Philips P-line 329P1H, 31.5"

the Philips Brilliance 329P1H ought to be worthy of consideration, but you might be waiting a while to find it at the quoted £519 MSRP.

The 329P1H was a very versatile and well thought out office monitor and we were impressed by its range of features and overall performance. The inclusion of things like a USB type-C docking function, RJ45 Ethernet connection, motion sensor, ambient light sensor and integrated pop-up webcam were great, and set this screen apart from many mainstream office-type screens. One of the other key features is the 4K resolution IPS panel which provided very good all round performance, sharp and crisp images and a large enough 31.5" screen size to make use of a bit of a bump in desktop space if you use 125% scaling (or maybe even 100% if you're feeling brave). Default setup was decent and there were a good range of options in the menu to play with. The wide colour gamut and 10-bit colour depth will be useful to some users, but we were a bit disappointed in the provided sRGB emulation mode which was severely limited because of its inability to adjust the brightness control. This rendered it (and the factory calibration which applied to this mode) unusable sadly. Likewise we were a bit disappointed that the uniformity correction mode didn't seem to work properly.