Philips Evnia 34M2C5501A - 34 inch WQHD Curved Gaming Monitor, 180 Hz, 1 ms, FreeSync Premium, Ambiglow (3440x1440, 2x HDMI 2.0, 1x DisplayPort 1.4, USB Hub) white

100% recommened. Perfect in every sense. I've had 0 issues. Its great for competitive gaming. It's got eye care mode, aim assist, and philips precesion software (downloaded separately), its a multi award winning monitor. Well worth it for a budget monitor, very versatile for different tasks. Picture quality is outstanding. Height adjustment and tilt is great. I want to give you the negatives but the only thing wrong is those front legs get in the way a bit. Cant think of anything negative except that. I nearly went with asus or lg but I'm so glad I got this instead. Slight stuttering at 180hz but nothing terrible, great overall.

Wow — this Philips Evnia 34M2C5501A is an amazing monitor. I use PBP (Picture-by-Picture) constantly to display two PCs at once, and it handles it flawlessly. The picture quality is excellent, with bright, sharp colours and smooth motion, and the Ambiglow backlighting adds a really nice immersive effect without being distracting. The ultrawide format makes multitasking a breeze. The stand is quite large and would push the monitor away from the wall if you place it directly against one, but for me it’s not an issue as I’ve wall-mounted it using VESA. The build quality feels solid and premium. Overall, a superb monitor for anyone who wants high-quality visuals, easy multitasking, and the extra Ambiglow flair.

I managed to secure this on a deal, but honestly, it's probably worth the usual £299 list price. It's crisp, it matches my output frequency well and the speakers are fine. The backlights are a nice touch and I do like having them on. Not tried the PiP yet, but have no reason to suspect it won't work. Also the 3 year warranty, as it's Philips gives me reassurance. Only minor negative, and they're minor. It could do with a second display port output. I have opted for a HDMi for my work laptop and that's fine. Also, the stand is big. Yes it's sturdy and allows up down left right tilt adjustments, but it took a lot of space on my desk. Have opted to fit the screen to a gas moving arm instead. That really does complete the feel. Running it from a Dell 5530 G Series laptop with a RTX4060 graphics card.

I bought this on sale at around £230. I would have been disappointed if I'd paid the usual £300 list price. The screen is okay and fast (I do get 180HZ) but the colours are very disappointing. As an LCD monitor I expected to get some edge blend issues with colours (where the colours don't quite blend in to each other and you get a distinct line between 2 shades of the same colour) but these are very pronounced and reminiscent of a 10-15 year old LCD screen. The user manual is downloadable from Phillips and it's really easy to set up but the user manual is very lacking in how to actually use the functions it has. The software and drivers are easily downloadable from Philips and work on Windows 11 but make little difference to functionality. It is useful though to be able to adjust the screen settings from within windows without having to resort to the single toggle button on the back of the screen. It's a relatively good for gaming, except for the LCD colour issue as above. Overall it's good value for the £230 I paid but I would probably have sent it back at £300.

Amazing screen.. never going to go back to not having wide aspect now. Good resolution and refresh rate. Couldn't be happier. infact, i now have to order one for my wife too!

Excellent product! magnificent display - it arrived very well packaged! Love the ambilight feature. This product was exceptional value for money & easy to setup.

Great monitor exceeded expectations.colours seem fine, the refresh rate seems good. Adjustment seems good and the lights on the back are kinda added bonus.

Really pleased not used for gaming, just a normal monitor love the lights on the back and a good price Only thing I didn’t like was the stand which I swapped for a desk mounted one 👍