Philips - 34M2C3500L/00

Yoo just pulled the trigger today on the Philips! Got it for 320€ not a great price but it's the end of February there's really no promos going on and It's not worth waiting months to save maybe 50€, because I need it now. Had given up on VA's also,but Fast VA caught my attention, but still I was planning to just save some money and get a IPS maybe the M24WQ but then I saw HardwareUnboxed ufo test and it doesn't look very well, I think Danibot's test looks better imo. Then razerphone said he came from a 280Hz TN and is liking this budget monitor, I thought what the heck let's see how it olds up, it's not like there's better options for the price... The only ting that is making me afraid is the 300 nit brightness, but maybe when I have it I will see that it is enough, we'll se... I was considering that same AOC for 10€ more because of it's 430 nits brightness and slightly better Adobe RGB % rating, but the word of this small group of people was enough to convince me, from Danibot to Razer to Mrworldwide to DieKing on youtube, I trusted you guys and we are now all brothers joined by the force of the 34m2c3500L.

Sorry but only now saw your comment! Ghosting is non-existent, brightness at 300nit is more than I need I usually have it set to 20-40% brightness but I work in a room that has good natural lightning but the sun doesn’t hit the screen, if you’ll have sun directly hitting the screen than you need higher nits of brightness Edit: forget HDR it is not good and the colors loose their vibrancy. For gaming you can 100% take the shot because it really doesn’t have any ghosting. You’ll only notice ghosting on this screen if you are playing CS at very high fps and are  a very pro gamer who moves the mouse very very fast

Yeah I got the Philips Evnia. Thanks for your feedback, not many reviews around online.

I have an issue with the Philips evnia, hdr has no certifications and when i open screen settings my screen loses all his colors and become really dull, anyone had this too ?

I've been using this monitor for the past 4 months, and it's been a great choice for the price of 300€, especially since everything tends to be a bit more expensive here. I mostly use it for programming. While it offers a lot of screen real estate, I still keep everything maximized since I'm used to working with just one monitor. If I could go back, I'd definitely get a 32" display, I didn’t realize at the time how much shorter a 34" ultrawide is compared to a 32" in height. I haven't noticed any issues with brightness, colors or smearing. I mainly play CS2 (with black bars) and occasionally some single-player games like RDR2 which looks stunning. If you're fine with a 34" ultrawide, I'd definitely recommend this monitor for the price.

I have purchased, but can't seem to get above 100hz. Any tips? The cable from the box (Dport) works on another monitor supporting 144hz so my card and cable support the bandwidth.

Bit random, but I returned for an exact replacement and it worked fine at 180hz