Report: Philips Monitor Factory Prices Rise This Month, With Some Esports Models Seeing Cost Increases of 30-50 Yuan
IT Home News, November 15: According to a tip from "ChannelGate Shiboheju," which operates under Bobantang / Shixuntang, Philips monitors have now released the factory price policy table to take effect in November, with the following adjustments:
- Channel models: Except for 21.5-inch models, the invoiced prices of all channel models have risen by 7-10 yuan, and actual costs have increased by the same margin.
- High-resolution models: The costs of three 27-inch UHD models have risen by 50-100 yuan, mainly involving the 5900 and 7900 series.
- Esports models: The costs of five 27-inch QHD esports models have risen by 30-50 yuan in November, mainly involving the 3500 series models.

IT Home notes that the same source previously disclosed that, because backend settlement costs have kept rising, Philips monitors itself is no longer able to continue offering price subsidies. Therefore, prices will be raised immediately after the (Double 11) major promotion ends, in order to maintain normal operations.
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