飞利浦推出入门级 27″ 与 32″ QHD 144Hz 显示器，面向日常办公与游戏

Apart from bringing out premium displays, Philips has also added two affordable gaming monitors to its arsenal.

Philips Introduces 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500 QHD Monitors With Curved VA Display, Starting at £129

Popular monitor maker Philips has introduced two new gaming monitors to its catalog, expanding its monitor lineup with more affordable offerings. The company has introduced a 27-inch and a 32-inch display, both of which utilize a VA panel and offer entry-level specifications at a QHD resolution.

Apart from the difference in panel sizes, these monitors don't have many differences and are quite identical in specifications. The first one is 27E3C2500, a 27-inch VA display, and the second one is 32E3C2500, featuring a larger 32-inch VA display. Looks like Philips is looking beyond premium offerings, as the masses cannot afford $500 OLED panels.

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These two monitors offer decent specifications for their price, making them ideal for everyday work and gaming. Both variants offer 2560 x 1440p resolution, providing sharper and richer details, coupled with a good 144 Hz refresh rate for fluid motion. With the 27-inch monitor, the image quality will be sharper, while the 32-inch variant will deliver more immersion.

The monitors also offer a 1500R curvature for superior immersion and a fantastic 3000/4000:1 contrast ratio for deeper blacks. These displays also offer a wide color gamut, particularly the 32-inch variant, which should deliver more vibrant images thanks to its wider color space coverage. Both offer HDR support, anti-glare properties, adaptive sync support, and dual 2W built-in speakers for convenience.

For connectivity, their I/O brings a single HDMI 2.1 and a single DP 1.4 port for display output alongside a 3.5mm audio jack. Pricing-wise, the Philips 27E3C2500 is priced at £129.99, while the 32E3C2500 monitor will cost £169.99. Both models will be available for purchase in November.

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