Review Philips Evnia 34M2C7600 Review: High Contrast and Wide Gamut Color

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Philips introduces its Evnia 34M2C7600. It’s an ultra-wide VA panel with WQHD resolution, 165 Hz, a 1,152-zone Mini LED backlight, Adaptive-Sync and wide gamut color. In addition, it delivers superlative HDR with 1400 nits of peak output.

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[cknobman]

I have a hard time considering this when I can get a OLED version cheaper.
If the display wasnt curved it might make a case for desktop and productivity use but thats not really the market this display is targeting.

 

[coloradoblah]

when will these ultrawide gaming monitors move on from 1440p? I dont need 4k but why not at least make a switch to 1600p from some 38” monitors, I like my 4 year old 34” 1440p monitor but i can see the pixels.

 

[coloradoblah]

I have a hard time considering this when I can get a OLED version cheaper.
If the display wasnt curved it might make a case for desktop and productivity use but thats not really the market this display is targeting.

I use my curve for work, it took a little getting used to but as long as you arent doing graphic design stuff you can make it work

 

[Alvar "Miles" Udell]

$1300? No thanks. There are better options that have better color accuracy, don't have a curved screen or VA panel, and cost under $1000.

 

[alithegreat]

There should be a comment and comparison to aw3423dwf, which I guess is about 1100$.

 

[MiniITXEconomy]

$1300? No thanks. There are better options that have better color accuracy, don't have a curved screen or VA panel, and cost under $1000.

Ugh, thank you so much, this was the info I was looking for... also, hell no, I ain't paying that much for this.