Philips launches 27 and 32-inch QHD 144Hz monitors starting at $173

Philips launches 27 and 32- inch QHD 144Hz monitors starting at $173. Curved VA panels, HDMI 2.1, and adaptive sync join the budget gaming lineup.

Philips launches 27 and 32-inch QHD 144Hz monitors starting at $173

Philips announces two curved QHD gaming monitors that offer budget refresh rates with accessible prices. The monitors are aimed at gamers seeking smooth and crisp gaming experiences with competitive prices without having to resort to premium displays. With the 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500 models, Philips plans to hit the market in November. For UK the models will be priced from $173.

Philips 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500 monitors
Philips 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500 monitors

Curved VA panels and HDMI 2.1 join budget gaming lineup

The new monitors feature two different variants based on a VA panel with 27 and 32-inch diagonal sizes. The display offers a 2560 x 1440 resolution and 144Hz refresh rate for fluid gaming experience with fast content. The displays sport a 1500R curve for the display field that should make long gaming sessions less harsh on the eyes.

Spec comparison

Spec 27E3C2500 32E3C2500
Panel Size 27-inch 32-inch
Resolution 2560 x 1440 2560 x 1440
Refresh Rate 144 Hz 144 Hz
Price (UK) 129.99 GBP (around $173) 169.99 GBP (around $226)

Ports include a single HDMI 2.1 and a DisplayPort 1.4 input for modern graphics cards. There's a 3.5mm audio jack available for direct headset use. There are also integrated speakers, dual 2W, that are offered for basic audio needs.

For the image, Philips claims a contrast ratio between 3000:1 and 4000:1 for darker blacks. Then there's HDR and anti-glare coatings for better performance under different lighting conditions. Adaptive sync support is also offered to remove any screen tearing while gaming.

27-inch model 27E3C2500 is priced at 129.99 GBP, or $173, in the UK. The 32-inch option 32E3C2500 has a 169.99 GBP, or $226 price tag. Both will be up for purchase in November.

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