Friday, August 21st 2026

Philips Unveils Evnia 27M2N3291PL Monitor

Philips Monitors introduces the Philips Evnia 27M2N3291PL/01, a high-performance 27-inch gaming monitor engineered for rapid action and competitive precision. Equipped with a Fast IPS panel, this display is the ultimate tool for gamers who prioritize speed and clarity in their pursuit of victory. The 27M2N3291PL/01 features a blistering 260 Hz overclockable refresh rate, ensuring smooth gameplay without any lag. Combined with a 0.3 ms Smart MBR (Motion Blur Reduction) response time, the monitor effectively eliminates blurring and ghosting, providing the sharpest possible images during fast-paced transitions. Its low input lag further reduces the delay between device commands and on-screen execution, a critical advantage in competitive play.
Gaming-centric innovation
Designed specifically for the needs of enthusiasts, the monitor includes several specialised features:
  • Smart Crosshair: Automatically adjusts its color to contrast with the background, improving aiming accuracy.
  • SmartImage game mode: Quick access to optimised settings for FPS, Racing, and RTS titles.
  • Shadow Boost: Enhances visibility in dark environments, helping players spot hidden enemies without overexposing bright areas.
Sustainable and Eye-Friendly Design
In line with Philips' commitment to the environment, the monitor is constructed using 85% recycled plastics and comes in 100% recyclable packaging. It also features SoftBlue technology, which reduces harmful blue light by nearly 50% without compromising colour accuracy, protecting users' health during extended play.

Pricing and Availability
The Philips Evnia 27M2N3291PL/01 will be available at the price of £139.
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7 Comments on Philips Unveils Evnia 27M2N3291PL Monitor

#2
TheDeeGee
Philips and their niche white/silver themes.
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#3
FR3D1
Ninja Cat
In case you're interested;
Highest possible resolution;
Full HD!

Regards,
Fred.
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#4
Let3r
FR3D1In case you're interested;
Highest possible resolution;
Full HD!

Regards,
Fred.
Yeah. They never say.
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Panther_Seraphin
£140 for a 260hz 1080P 27 inch monitor?

That sounds amazing for budget setups!!
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Hugis
Panther_Seraphin£140 for a 260hz 1080P 27 inch monitor?

That sounds amazing for budget setups!!
Nah id say this is better,
also i think that one above is 144hz as well

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Panther_Seraphin
HugisNah id say this is better,
also i think that one above is 144hz as well
So 260HZ 1080p vs 144HZ 1440p

At these price points are you going to have the graphical HP to do 1440p 144hz?

Not saying its not a bad monitor/choice, but I am thinking of the 9060s/5060s who are probably buying monitors in this price range.
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