Great offer – “5-star” Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 monitor for 842.95 euros (-22%)

The 34M2C8600 is the first QD-Oled model from Philips. It features Samsung Display’s famous 34-inch QD-Oled UWQHD 175Hz FreeSync curved panel and, above all, Ambiglow, the monitor equivalent of the manufacturer’s Ambilight.

It took a while for Oled to appear on PC monitors, but the wait is rewarded. The image quality is simply perfect, as is the screen response speed, incomparable to models with LCD displays. When you add in perfect ergonomics, full connectivity options and a few small extras like the Ambiglow ambient lighting system, the Philips Envia 34M2C8600 is undoubtedly one of the best monitors on the market, if not the best today – pending testing of competing monitors. QD-Oled models and new Oled (LG) models.

Significant Arguments

• Image quality.
• Endless contrast.
• Precision QD-Oled panel.
• FreeSync up to 175 Hz.
• Finishing.
• Workmanship.
• Ambiglow system.
• 90W USB-C port.

Weak points

• Quite wide screen borders.
• Low resolution in absolute terms (109 pixels per inch).
• Presence of a fan (inaudible).

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Alternatively

Introduced by Samsung Display with a QD-Oled panel (see Philips Envia 34M2C8600 review), Oled monitor technology delivers on all its promises. In addition to superior image quality, including infinite contrast and open viewing angles, the LG UltraGear 27GR95QE monitor impresses with its unrivaled responsiveness. This model will please competitive players who are primarily looking for performance without any compromises.