Philips presents the 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500 curved monitors with QHD and 144 Hz VA panel
Philips has expanded its catalog of screens aimed at personal and work environments. He does it with the announcement of the monitors 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500. These are two proposals designed for those who combine the same desk space for office tasks, multimedia playback and the occasional game.
Both options are committed to a resolution QHD 2,560 × 1,440 pixels on VA technology panels with a curvature of 1,500R. This configuration provides more work space compared to the Full HD standard to place windows in parallel, while seeking a more immersive visual experience during gaming sessions or video consumption.
Comparison table between Philips 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500
| Specification | Philips 27E3C2500 | Philips 32E3C2500 |
|---|---|---|
| Screen diagonal | 27 inches (68.6cm) | 31.5 inches (80cm) |
| Panel type and curvature | Curved VA (1,500R) | |
| Native resolution | QHD (2,560 × 1,440 pixels) | |
| Refreshment rate | 144Hz | |
| Response time | 0.5ms MPRT | |
| Adaptive Sync | Adaptive-Sync | |
| High dynamic range | HDR10 and SmartContrast | |
| Video connections | HDMI and DisplayPort | |
| sound system | 2 2W speakers and audio output | |
| Ergonomics and assembly | Tilt and VESA 100 × 100 mm | |
| Starting price | £129.99 | £169.99 |
These are the features of the new Philips monitors
To begin with, it must be made clear that both monitors are essentially the same. They only differ in their diagonal, in addition to the price, which logically is also different. Therefore, both come with the same features, like the 144Hz refresh rate along with technology Adaptive-Syncresponsible for coordinating the panel frames with the output of the graphics card to avoid visual cuts.
Added to this is a response time of 0.5ms MPRT to mitigate blur in fast image transitions. Regarding color and lighting treatment, they offer support for HDR10 and integrate the SmartContrast function, which automatically adjusts the backlight according to the content played.
Another key point that we have detected in its file is the SoftBlue technology to limit blue light emissions, along with the Flicker-free system to suppress screen flickering and the EasyRead mode for reading texts. Likewise, the connectivity section is resolved with inputs HDMI and DisplayPorttwo built-in 2W speakers and a headphone audio jack.
The base allows you to adjust the tilt of the screen and accepts 100 × 100 mm VESA mountings for articulated arms. For those looking for simpler options, Philips has in the same line with the 27E3C2200 and 32E3C2200 models, which reduce the resolution to Full HD while maintaining 144 Hz.
Market availability
The marketing of the Philips 27E3C2500 and 32E3C2500 will begin next month November in the United Kingdom, with prices set at £129.99 for the 27 inch format and £169.99 for the 31.5 inch version. At the moment the official price in euros for the rest of the European markets is not known, since neither of the two products can yet be purchased through the brand’s official website.
