Philips 32M2C3500L Gaming Monitor - Black - Evnia



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Philips Black Evnia 32M2c3500l/00 Computer Monitor 80 Cm (31.5") 2560 X
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Philips Black Evnia 32M2c3500l/00 Computer Monitor 80 Cm (31.5") 2560 X
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The Philips 32M2C3500L/00 is a 31.5-inch Quad HD gaming monitor designed for serious gamers seeking a high-refresh-rate display for a competitive edge. It offers a fast 180Hz refresh rate and 0.5ms response time for incredibly smooth visuals and reduced motion blur. However, its energy efficiency rating of G means higher power consumption compared to more efficient models. This monitor features a curved VA panel, AMD FreeSync technology, and various gaming-optimized modes to enhance your gaming experience.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency | G |
| Screen Size | 31 |
| Display Type | HD |
| Series | Evnia |
| Model Part Number | 32M2C3500L/00 |
| Brand | Philips |
The monitor has a 180Hz refresh rate.
Yes, it supports AMD FreeSync technology.
The response time is 0.5ms.
It has 2x HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4 connections.
The screen resolution is 2560 x 1440 (Quad HD).
No, it does not have built-in speakers. You'll need to use headphones or external speakers.
The screen size is 31.5 inches.
Yes, it has LowBlue mode and Flicker-free technology to reduce eye strain.
Check the power connection, ensure the monitor is turned on, and verify the video cable connection to your computer.
Check the display resolution and refresh rate settings in your operating system. Ensure the correct drivers are installed for your graphics card.
Enable AMD FreeSync in the monitor's settings and your graphics card's control panel. Ensure you are using a DisplayPort connection.
Adjust the color settings (brightness, contrast, saturation) in the monitor's OSD or your graphics card's control panel.
Ensure the headphones are properly connected and the audio output is set to the correct device in your computer's sound settings.