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Philips Evnia 24M2N3200L / 27M2N3200L — Full HD Fast IPS, 180Hz
Philips' Evnia 3000 24M2N3200L and 27M2N3200L are flat Full HD gaming monitors with a Fast IPS panel, offered here in two sizes: 24 inches (a 23.8-inch panel) and 27 inches. Both refresh at up to 180Hz over HDMI or DisplayPort, with 1 ms (Gray to Gray) response, 0.5 ms Smart MBR, G-SYNC, HDR 10 support, Smart Crosshair and Shadow Boost. LowBlue Mode, Flicker-free and EasyRead are built in, with a headphone output, a tilting stand and a 100 x 100 mm VESA mount.
Quick Glance
Key Features
180Hz Fast IPS with 0.5 ms Smart MBR
The screen redraws up to 180 times per second at 1920 x 1080 over HDMI or DisplayPort, so fast motion stays smooth. The Fast IPS panel gives 1 ms (Gray to Gray) response, 0.5 ms Smart MBR cuts smearing and motion blur, and low input lag shortens the delay between your input and the screen.
Gaming Tools: G-SYNC, Smart Crosshair, SmartImage
Philips lists G-SYNC on both sizes; the 24-inch adds Adaptive sync (VRR) and the 27-inch AMD FreeSync technology. Smart Crosshair switches the crosshair to a colour that contrasts with the scene, Shadow Boost lifts dark areas, and SmartImage game offers FPS, Racing and RTS presets plus two Gamer slots.
HDR 10, LowBlue Mode and Flicker-free
HDR 10 support and Mega Infinity DCR SmartContrast give rich highlights and darker blacks, with 178/178 degree viewing angles and 16.7 M colours. LowBlue Mode and Flicker-free technology are designed to reduce eye strain over long sessions, EasyRead gives a paper-like view for text, and the EasySelect toggle key reaches the menu quickly.
Detailed Specifications
Specifications as published by Philips for the UAE models 24M2N3200L/89 and 27M2N3200L/89 (Philips PRX product data, philips.ae). Where a figure differs by size, both sizes are listed; where only one size's sheet gives a row, the other is marked not listed. Philips publishes no in-box accessory list for these models.
Need-to-Know
Two sizes share this page. Resolution, panel, 180Hz refresh, response time, brightness, inputs and stand are the same on both; what changes is the screen area, pixel density, footprint, weight, power draw and how Philips lists variable refresh.
- The 24-inch model has a 23.8-inch (60.5 cm) visible panel, as Philips specifies it; 24 is the size class.
- Philips' sheets name variable refresh differently by size: the 24-inch lists Adaptive sync (VRR) and the 27-inch lists AMD FreeSync technology. Both list G-SYNC. We do not claim FreeSync for the 24-inch.
- Inputs are one HDMI 2.0 and one DisplayPort 1.4; 180Hz is listed for both. Philips lists no USB ports.
- Philips lists a headphone output and no speakers, so plan on headphones or desk speakers connected to your computer.
- The stand tilts from -5 to 20 degrees and does not raise or lower. For more adjustment, use the 100 x 100 mm VESA mount with a monitor arm.
- Philips publishes no in-box accessory list for these models, so we do not claim one. Ask us to confirm the cables supplied before ordering if it matters to your setup.
| Size | Model | Panel size | Pixel density | Variable refresh (Philips sheet) | With stand, max height (W x H x D) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24" | 24M2N3200L | 23.8 inch / 60.5 cm | 91.79 PPI | Adaptive sync (VRR), G-SYNC | 540 x 433 x 195 mm |
| 27" | 27M2N3200L | 27 inch / 68.6 cm | 81.59 PPI | AMD FreeSync technology, G-SYNC | 615 x 463 x 196 mm |
Both sizes are Full HD, so the 24-inch shows a sharper picture at 91.79 PPI, while the 27-inch gives larger targets and text from the same sitting distance.
Best For / Customer Benefits
Customer Benefits
- 180Hz refresh with 0.5 ms Smart MBR keeps fast motion smooth and clear for competitive play.
- Fast IPS gives wide 178/178 degree viewing angles and rich colour, with HDR 10 support.
- Smart Crosshair, Shadow Boost and SmartImage game presets help you spot targets and tune each game.
- One model in two sizes lets you pick a sharper 24-inch or a larger 27-inch with the same features and controls.
- LowBlue Mode, Flicker-free and EasyRead are built in, for comfort through long sessions.
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
Mainly the physical size. Both are Full HD 1920 x 1080 Fast IPS panels at up to 180Hz with 1 ms (Gray to Gray) and 0.5 ms Smart MBR, 300 cd/m² brightness, 1000:1 contrast, HDR 10 support, HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4, and the same tilting stand. The 24-inch (a 23.8-inch panel) is sharper at 91.79 PPI; the 27-inch gives a larger picture at 81.59 PPI, is heavier, and Philips lists slightly wider colour gamut figures for it. Philips also lists Adaptive sync (VRR) on the 24-inch and AMD FreeSync technology on the 27-inch.
Philips lists G-SYNC on both sizes, and certifies the 27-inch as NVIDIA G-SYNC compatible. AMD FreeSync technology is listed for the 27-inch only; the 24-inch's sheet lists Adaptive sync (VRR) instead and does not name FreeSync, so we do not claim it for that size.
Either. Philips gives the maximum resolution as 1920x1080 @ 180 Hz over HDMI or DP, and the monitor has one HDMI 2.0 and one DisplayPort 1.4 input. Use a cable rated for the port, and set the refresh rate in your graphics settings or console.
No. Philips lists a headphone output for audio and no speakers, and no USB ports. Plug headphones into the monitor's headphone output, or connect desk speakers to your computer.
Yes. Both sizes have a 100 x 100 mm VESA mount, which fits standard monitor arms and wall brackets. The included stand tilts from -5 to 20 degrees but does not raise or lower, so an arm is the way to get more adjustment.
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