Tested by IMartz
Philips Evnia 27M2N3501PA
White design, adjustable stand, good brightness and contrast for its class, and good value on sale, although HDR is nominal and overdrive could be better.
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IMartz verdict
Pros
- 1440p IPS at up to 260 Hz at a very aggressive price.
- Good brightness and contrast for its class.
- White design and a good adjustable stand
Things to consider
- Overdrive could be better; a more finely tuned intermediate mode is missing.
- Nominal HDR
- Flashing standby LED and a somewhat large base.
A good fit if…
- PC gaming at 1440p with a high refresh rate on a tight budget.
- Users looking for a white monitor with good ergonomics.
- Those who value solid brightness, contrast and color in the budget segment.
Consider another option if…
- You want truly convincing HDR.
- You want the best GtG times in its class
- You mainly want it for PS5 with VRR and ALLM.
Measurements and specifications
IMartz test results. See each section for the measurement conditions.
Display and format
SDR performance
Color, brillo, contraste y comportamiento básico fuera de HDR.
Test note · DCI-P3 accuracy
although red and yellow are inaccurate
HDR performance
Brillo pico, volumen de color, EOTF y experiencia HDR real.
Test note · EOTF tracking
HDR Personal keeps midtones close to the reference, although it raises shadows and is limited by the black level and a ceiling of around 400 nits. Vivid, Movie and Game progressively darken some midtones and highlights. Changing modes does not resolve the contrast limitations of this panel without local dimming.
Response time and PC gaming
Overdrive, tiempo de respuesta, overshoot, VRR e input lag.
PS5 and consoles
Compatibilidad con VRR, ALLM y resoluciones permitidas.
4K 60 Hz
Connectivity
Entradas de vídeo, USB-C, KVM, hub USB y extras de conexión.
Stand, mounting and extras
Calidad física, ergonomía, VESA y detalles destacables.
Photos and test results
Open an image to view the full-size charts and browse the tests.
Grayscale and gamma
Colour gamut and accuracy
Brightness and uniformity
Calibration
Luminance and EOTF
HDR colour
Response time, motion and latency
Motion clarity
Alternatives
Other options, each with its own specifications and test results.

