2 year warranty
Broaden your gaming horizon
Evnia 3000
27" (68.5 cm)
3840 x 2160 (4K UHD)
Dual Mode: The flexibility to match your gameplay
Experience the best of both worlds with Dual Mode. Seamlessly toggle between 3840 x 2160 @ 160Hz for stunning clarity and 1920 x 1080 @ 320Hz for ultra-smooth gameplay. Whether you crave breathtaking visuals or high-speed action, this monitor adapts to your needs in an instant.
0.3 ms ultra-fast speed for crisp image and smooth gameplay
Philips display with 0.3 ms Smart MBR effectively eliminates smearing and motion blur, delivers shaper and precise visuals to enhance gaming experience. Fast-moving action and dramatic transitions will be rendered smoothly. Best choice for playing thrilling and twitch-sensitive games.
UltraClear 4K UHD (3840x2160) resolution for precision
These Philips displays utilize high performance panels to deliver UltraClear, 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) resolution images. Whether you are demanding professional requiring extremely detailed images for CAD solutions, using 3D graphics applications or a financial wizard working on huge spreadsheets, Philips displays will make your images and graphics come alive.
Technical Specifications
Reviews
3.0
of 5
1
Review
TuxUser
12/06/2026
United Kingdom
Verified buyer
Missing Linux Support for Display Management
As a Linux user, I am disappointed by the total lack of official Philips software support for display management on this operating system. Because Philips does not provide a Linux version of its monitor control utilities, I am forced to rely on community-developed, open-source software like 'Luminance' and 'ddcutil' just to adjust basic hardware settings like brightness and contrast without using the awkward physical buttons on the back of the screen. Moving forward, Philips should either release a cross-platform command-line utility, package their software as a Flatpak, or at the very least, ensure their monitor firmware strictly adheres to standard DDC/CI protocols so that open-source Linux tools can manage the display seamlessly without bugs.
This review was made for Gaming monitor 27M2N3200NF Full HD gaming monitor
Date of Use 2026-04-22
This review was made for Gaming monitor 27M2N3200NF Full HD gaming monitor
Date of Use 2026-04-22
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Adobe RGB and DCI-P3 Coverage based on CIE1976, sRGB Area based on CIE1931, NTSC Area based on CIE1976.
For best output performance, please always ensure that your graphic card is capable of achieving the maximum resolution and refresh rate of this Philips display.
Response time value equal to SmartResponse
Smart MBR is to adjust brightness for blur reduction, so cannot adjust brightness while Smart MBR is turned on. To reduce motion blur, LED backlight will strobe synchronously with screen refresh, which may cause noticeable brightness change.
Smart MBR is gaming-optimized mode. Turn on Smart MBR may cause noticeable screen flickering. It is recommended to turn off when you are not using the gaming function.
Please note that the low input lag feature is permanently enabled and cannot be switched off.
This monitor strives for sustainability: the stand's feet and headphone holder are made with 35% recycled plastic and monitor’s chassis is made up of 85% post-consumer recycled plastic.
NVIDIA® G-SYNC® support interface: DisplayPort.
Make sure to update NVIDIA® G-SYNC® driver to the latest version, see more information on NVIDIA website: https://www.nvidia.com/
Make sure your graphic card supports NVIDIA® G-SYNC®.
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