Philips Monitors Reviews

Gamers with deep pockets looking for a premium ultrawide gaming monitor should look no further than the Philips Evnia 34M2C8600. Flawless inside and out, everything from image quality to gaming performance and feature set are all top notch.

8 expert reviews

For a certain type of gamer, the Evnia 49M2C8900 could be just the thing.

3 expert reviews

The Philips Momentum 279M1RV gaming monitor is as good a 4K gaming monitor as you're going to find, whether you're a PC gamer or consoles are your prefered way to game. Featuring a crisp display, HDR 600, and a 120Hz refresh rate for console HDMI...

4 expert reviews

42-inch OLED display with 4K resolution, 138 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, wide-gamut color and HDR

2 expert reviews

34-inch Ultra-Wide WQHD VA gaming monitor with a Mini LED backlight, 165 Hz, DisplayHDR 1400, Adaptive-Sync, and extended color.

2 expert reviews

The Philips 288E2A is a 28-inch 4K monitor for serious image processors who want to spend more money on cameras and software than on the screen they work on. The price tag is so low that I almost expected it to be useless. Instead, I was highly...

3 expert reviews

Philips' Momentum 559M1RYV delivers an excellent jumbo-screen experience for gaming and entertainment. Its only flaw is a weak overdrive, but with a vivid picture, accurate color, killer HDR, top-quality sound and Ambiglow, it has some worthwhile...

4 expert reviews

The Brilliance 329P1H has a 4K, 32-inch IPS panel and USB-C, plus an integrated webcam and Windows Hello

29 expert reviews

The Philips Brilliance 346P1CRH combines a curved ultrawide panel with a KVM

8 expert reviews

The Philips Momentum 329M1RV is a 32-inch Ultra HD IPS gaming monitor with 144 Hz, Adaptive-Sync, HDR 400 and extended color.

3 expert reviews

The addition of USB-C connectivity makes this 1080p monitor a winner for no-frills functionality

5 expert reviews

Philip’s new insanely wide 32:9-aspect 49-inch monitor is packed with practical features, proving that it's much more than just a pretty face

18 expert reviews | 61 user reviews

The Philips 558M1RY represents a price breakthrough in the jumbo gaming monitor category. Though it leaves out HDMI 2.1, it brings everything else to the gaming table with 120 Hz, adaptive sync and accurate DCI-P3 and sRGB color. Add in killer HDR and...

4 expert reviews

It's understated from the outside, and doesn't offer full 4K resolution, but dazzling HDR colours and excellent frame rate make the well-built Philips 27M1F5500P a sturdy proposition for demanding gamers. The biggest downsides are a lack of a webcam...

6 expert reviews | 8 user reviews

A 15.6-inch Full HD portable monitor that is short on frills.

2 expert reviews

It is, however, quite pricey, and with Windows 10 still in its infancy when it comes to HDR compatibility, you might want to hold off on a purchase, especially at £439. With so many non-HDR alternatives costing a fraction of the price, the best-value...

6 expert reviews | 1 user reviews

The Philips 346B1C monitor has a lot going for it, and some impressive features

3 expert reviews

If you're really looking to make an impression – and have a great visual experience – with your next computer monitor, the new wave of curved ultrawidescreen panels like the Philips BDM3490UC is a great way to do it.

13 expert reviews | 4 user reviews

Massive curved widescreens with high resolutions might not quite be right for gaming just yet, since A 34 inch curved screen with a high 3,440 x 1,440 resolution and Freesync support.

9 expert reviews | 7 user reviews

A whopping 43-inch monitor that truly needs a large room to fully appreciate its physical scale and 4K resolution. While the sRGB gamut range is decent, and the refresh rate high, this panel does suffer from backlighting issues and poor port placement,...

10 expert reviews | 86 user reviews

The Philips 242B9T updates the classic touch screen monitor format a load of modern technology that improves user comfort and safety, all while looking sleek and offering a great display.

6 expert reviews

The final setup option concerned DisplayPort. By default the Philips uses DisplayPort 1.1, which only supports 4K at 30Hz. To get 60Hz at 4K working properly, we delved into the OSD and changed the relevant option in the setup menu.

27 expert reviews | 173 user reviews

Hands-on with a 43-inch monitor designed for console gaming. Philips 436M6VBPAB first look.

13 expert reviews | 51 user reviews

Philips adds to its ever-expanding portfolio of USB docking monitors with yet another flexible display

2 expert reviews

At just £300, the Philips Brilliance 258B6QUEB is an absolute steal for both office and home users alike. Its colour accuracy is top-notch across every colour mode and it has more inputs than you probably know what to do with. It's a Best Buy.

5 expert reviews | 2 user reviews