As we told you this morning, Philips is completely reshaping its presence in the gaming world with Evnia, a new brand with a very own and defined identity that debuts with this Evnia 34M2C7600MV, which we were able to test in its recent global presentation. Of course, as you can read about it in the news, we can actually say that what they did was put honey on our lips, but to be clear, we will have to wait a little longer before we start tasting it. .

The first of the Evnia devices to hit the market will be the Evnia 34M2C7600MV, a high-end 34-inch curved screen with specifications that will make it the object of many people’s wishes, and which we will be able to get our hands on from December. It’s not a proposition for all pockets, I’ll tell you that up front, well is part of the 7000 series (along with 8000, Evnia’s peak). You will no doubt understand it better when you see its specifications.

Evnia 34M2C7600MV: technical specifications

Just looking at this list of specifications makes it clear that we are really talking about a high-end monitor, a proposition for those who want a truly immersive gaming experience, high performance and great image quality. For this, we are placed in front of a curved VA LCD panel 34 incheswith a wide-angle aspect ratio (21:9) and resolution 3440 x 1440 pixels who decided on lighting Mini LED with 1,152 zone local dimming.

In terms of performance, the Evnia 34M2C7600MV bets on Adaptive synchronization for dynamically setting the refresh rate, which can increase up to 165 hertzand as for the response time, it is only 2.5 milliseconds (gray to gray). All this with representation 100% sRGB space and 97% DCI-P3contrast ratio 3000:1 and brightness that can peak in HDR mode activated 1400 rivets.

When it comes to technology, the list is long and elegant. For starters, this The Evnia 34M2C7600MV includes a KVM switchto facilitate the use of both the monitor and the keyboard and mouse and also usb hubwith two systems that we can switch between quickly and comfortably.

Another very notable aspect that gives me a particular weakness in my case is the one it provides Ambiglow lighting, based on the classic Philips Ambilight system, which is projected onto a set of LEDs located on two sides and at the top and bottom of the screen, which emit light in a color tone similar to that displayed in the given area. screens. Thanks to this system, a much more immersive environment is created (which in itself surpasses that of a flat monitor, since we are talking about a curved screen), and it also helps to prevent eye fatigue by significantly reducing the contrast between the screen and the environment.

As would be expected for a screen with these characteristics, we also find anti-glare systems, to which we add anti-reflective and anti-fog treatments and materials, a filter to reduce blue light, Picture-in-picture mode (PiP) as well as mode Clever picturedesigned specifically for image optimization in games.

The Evnia 34M2C7600MV will be the brand’s first device to hit the market. Will be next december and yes, as we assumed at the beginning, we are not talking about a monitor for all pockets, because its price will be €2,069. However, we must not lose sight of the fact that we are talking about the top and that both the image quality and the performance, I can confirm, are spectacular.

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