Philips Evnia 32M2C5501

The Philips EVNIA 32M1C5200W/00 offers an excellent viewing experience as a monitor, despite the lack of built-in speakers. Although monitors are not usually known for their audio quality, this monitor excels in its clear image performance and versatile functionalities.

With a generous 32-inch screen size and high resolution, this monitor delivers a sharp and detailed image, perfect for productivity work, multimedia entertainment and gaming. The various connectivity options, such as HDMI and USB ports, provide versatility in connecting different devices, such as laptops, desktops and gaming consoles.

Although this monitor does not have built-in speakers, users can still enjoy high-quality sound by connecting external speakers. This flexibility allows users to tailor their audio experience to their preferences.

In addition, the energy efficiency of this monitor is notable, which not only contributes to lower energy costs, but also to a more environmentally friendly user experience.

The ease of use of the menu and controls makes navigating the settings and options easy and intuitive.

All in all, the Philips EVNIA 32M1C5200W/00 is an excellent choice for those looking for a high-quality monitor experience, even without built-in speakers. With its stylish design, versatile features and impressive image performance, this monitor offers a valuable addition to any home office, gaming setup or multimedia entertainment system.

All-rounder, movies, gaming, coding..

The 32m2n8900 is a real gaming monitor that - unlike what is stated here - provides 240hz on both HDMI connections and the DisplayPort.

For gaming in HDR, this is really next level. Unfortunately, no Dolby Vision support.

If you are going to use this monitor (also) in combination with a PlayStation 5, this monitor is great. The PlayStation detects your monitor and automatically adjusts the image to HDR. Don't forget to set the game to 120 Hz on the PlayStation. So you have to check with every game whether there is a 120 Hz option available to make optimal use of this monitor.

However, there are a few things that are important if you are going to use this monitor:

Unlike an OLED television, this monitor does not automatically switch to HDR when you watch HDR content. So you can turn HDR on or off in Windows. If you also use this monitor for other purposes such as working with Word or browsing the internet, it is best to turn HDR off. The disadvantage is that the brightness of this monitor is not really great and that the color white can always be a little bit yellow or cream in color. Due to the fact that this is an OLED panel, burn-in can be a possibility. You do have a three-year warranty for this. Very annoying with this monitor is the message of the pixel Refreshing that you get on the screen every four hours. You can turn it off, but then the warranty expires according to the user manual. With this monitor, Philips has forgotten that there are also Mac users. The software that you can download for this monitor can only be used on a Windows machine. This means that the firmware, which is not yet available, can only be downloaded via Windows. Shame on you Philips!

Also handy with this monitor is the supplied bracket to attach it to the wall if necessary. Furthermore, all cables are neatly supplied.