PHILIPS Evnia 27" Gaming Monitor QHD 360Hz QD OLED True Black 400 27M2N8500

I love this monitor!!!!!!! I've never owned an OLED before, but this is a beautiful first impression. 1440p? 360hz? OLED? Be still my beating heart! The response times of a 360hz OLED is truly magnificent and there's really nothing like it. The colors POP. The image is SHARP. Gaming on this thing is like a dream come true. Honestly I can't live without it. Black text on white backgrounds can have some very slight fuzziness / color fringing, that's just the nature of QD-OLED panels. But it's not an issue at all. It doesn't bother me. When watching videos / movies, or just playing games, it's a beautiful display. I wish it had better Low Framerate Compensation (LFC). It also has NO settings to combat VRR flicker. So unfortunately, I'd say VRR / G-Sync / FreeSync are simply not usable on this monitor. It flickers really bad nearly at all times. It supports software updates with the Windows app so idk why they've never added an option to raise the VRR range floor, but for now, VRR sucks on this thing and isn't usable IMO. Womp womp. Fortunately at 360hz, screen tearing is EXCEEDINGLY rare on this monitor in my experience. I can't recall an instance of that ever happening. But it's stupid that this issue wasn't solved long ago with an update. Sometimes I turn the monitor off when I leave my PC unattended for a while. That's just good practice for OLED displays since they burn in. But sometimes when I come back and turn it on, it'll randomly turn itself off again after a minute or two. It will only turn back on if I unplug it, or reach behind and hold the power button until it turns off again (yes turn off twice, it's weird). Only then I can turn it back on, and it will work as normal. Strange. Kind of annoying, but it hasn't caused any real issues so far. It's strange that it doesn't have a typical monitor mounting point built-in. Instead the weird proprietary connector needs an adapter to use a normal monitor mount. That's totally fine because they include it in the box, it's just an odd thing. But for some reason, the metal mount adapter has the most GOD AWFUL texture to it. Literally feels like the surface of this adapter has an anti-human coating or something. It's remarkably unpleasant to touch. Fortunately that's totally fine because it's just a monitor mount adapter, you'll probably only ever touch the darn thing 4 times in your entire life, maybe less. It's just really strange that it's even like that lol. I bought mine for about $650 including tax. That's a lot more than it is right now. Even then, I FIRMLY believe it was WELL WORTH the price. Now that it's even cheaper, I can honestly say this is a fantastic choice. As always, do your research before pulling the trigger on any monitor. There are a million nuances to keep track of, and every model has its pros and cons. But overall, I love this thing a lot.

One of the best monitors I have used. Freesync premium does not show in Adrenaline, but gameplay has been silky smooth so I think it is just a driver error. Using with a 9070XT, I have seen no flickering, no issues. Super responsive, colors are amazing. Getting this for the sale it was on was unbelievable. If you are looking for a high hz OLED monitor for your AMD card, this is one that you can grow into and should suite all your needs. Would absolutely purchase again. One con is the abilight. I did not purchase it for the lighting, but it is very lackluster and can be laggy at times. I just keep it off.

I want to start out by saying this Samsung qd oled panel is incredible, the colors are amazing, the contrast is insane. But, you get what you pay for when it comes to customer support, there’s a reason this is the cheapest qd oled. My unit arrived in a cardboard shell inside the box with no screen protector film just a foam cover over the monitor. After inspecting the monitor I noticed scratches on the top right of the screen. It almost looks like the foam was too abrasive for the fragile qd oled panel and with no protective film it got scratched. I contacted Amazon first and they only offer a standard return for the product with a 30 day refund period. I then contacted Phillips and they told me they wouldn’t honor the 4 year advanced warranty on the product page “because it wasn’t a factory defect” and told me “you’d be better off talking to Amazon about it”. If they fail to honor their 4 year warranty 4 days in, I doubt they’re protecting you from burn in a year or two from now. I am returning the monitor today, I just wanted a replacement but Amazon nor Philips offer that even though it’s clearly stated on the product page and in Philips documentation. TLDR: I had scratches on my brand new $650 monitor and wanted a replacement not a refund but no one honors the 4 year advanced warranty. So I was forced to return it and order an MSI oled for $100 more with the same panel.

If you want an *HDR, 1440p, OLED* monitor, I believe this is it. Color-sensitive work on a budget? This is it. Gaming? This is it. I have scouted and rejected many monitors to find the best within my budget, and here I am staying for good. It has anything you'd want in a color-sensitive, professional setting as well as in a gaming context. I use this monitor more as a 'pro budget' choice for color-based work which requires specific color gamuts, and the monitor can switch between them (DCI-P3, Adobe RGB, and sRGB) well with no fuss. The colors have been pre-calibrated at the factory (I received a calibration report in-box), and the brightness is great too-- I am completely content in using this for any editing or viewing purpose. The very high refresh rate of 360hz isn't something I take advantage of most of the time, but definitely is wild to see. If you're into ultra-competitive games, this may be key for you, especially as anecdotal BlurBusters/UFOTest viewings did show that 360hz was in fact clearer than 180hz for fast motion. But for most modern games, you'll need a fairly decent GPU to even reach 360fps at 1440p. VRR tech like FreeSync and G-Sync will be your friend. I don't care about border space on monitors, but if you do, then this monitor isn't going to soothe that. The panel itself is actually higher than 1440p, but the monitor staggers the display image around as to reduce burn-in from static UI elements like your taskbar, which I do not notice at all. Even set it to its fastest shifting, I just couldn't notice the single-pixel adjustments in image, and I'm sitting fairly close to it. I doubt you could either. Despite being classified as a 'gaming monitor', there are no unsightly 'gamer aesthetics' to it; It's completely professional looking, and behaving. It's nice, and stays out of the way. Philips' Ambiglow (LED backlighting reactant on video) is actually great for using the monitor in dark rooms, as the surrounding glow off the wall helps to adjust your eyes to the image in focus. It's less 'sting' on the eyes for the same image. I usually *hate* RGB/light-up effects usually, but these will stay on because these RGB's have genuine utility to them. I am genuinely glad to have this option. Finally, the stand and VESA bracket is made from *SOLID* metal (I believe aluminum) and would 100% hurt if you hit someone with it. Make of that what you will.

Packaging was good, comes with a nice vesa mount and the monitor is very good colors and the 360hz is really good! I’d recommend for a really good budget oled monitor.

Moved to this from 500hz TN, absolutely insane upgrade. Cleaning the screen is such a pain though and the included base is garbage.

Great monitor for a great price. The following is just some nitpicks. However, white balance on the panel is noticeably warm, while the ambiglow is noticeably cool. Ambiglow is also sampled at a low frequency and has a noticeable delay, so it could become annoying for fast moving content. Could work really well as a single monitor, however in a multi-monitor setup the white and silver design and the warm white balance make it stand out too much. You can adjust the white balance in native gamut mode, but it's oversaturated. SDR clamp mode looks better with most content, but you can't adjust the white balance. I'm returning my unit because it developed a dead pixel.

The clarity of this monitor is absolutely top notch and it rivals my LG OLED 4K 120hz TV. I use it for 1440p gaming and the 360 refresh rate is so much more eye appealing. It came well packaged and in time as well. Not too many fancy features on the monitor it really is plug and play from the start. There are some settings and modes you can play with if you would like but it's not much different than any other monitor. I was torn between this and the MSI 4k 240hz monitor but figured my GPU is best at 1440p so I chose this because it's cheaper and more FPS available. Im running an AM4 MB, Rysen 7 5800x with and RTX 308012gb and this utilizes it so well! I highly recommend it for anyone who likes competitive games and maybe wants to upgrade from their 1080p monitor. The 360fps is definitely better than 1080p @ 144fps! If you're coming from a 60hz monitor then your life and standards are about to change when you get this! If you have a 4090 or 5000 series RTX or the latest AMD RTX cards and want to 4K game at 240hz, then obviously you want to look elsewhere. This at $500...really is one of the best gems you can buy right now.

Great monitor but i got a dead pixel within less than 30hrs of on time, and right now after less than a year of usage i have 4 dead pixels

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