Philips Evnia 42" 42M2N8900

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Anyone seen much about this? It looks to be using the LG C2 panel and has a good selection of inputs including USB-C which is perfect for my work/gaming needs.

Buy the Evnia Evnia Gaming Monitor OLED gaming monitor 42M2N8900/00 OLED gaming monitor

Be prepared to get stunned by the precise colour reproduction of the Evnia OLED gaming monitor. The innovative Ambiglow redefines what a gaming environment usually is, levelling up not only your game gear, but also your gaming experience.
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41.54" Philips 42M2N8900 - Specifications

Specifications of Philips 42M2N8900. Display: 41.54 in, OLED, 3840 x 2160 pixels, Brightness: 135 cd/m², Static contrast: 15000000 : 1, Refresh rate: 48 Hz - 138 Hz, sRGB: 131.3 %, Adobe RGB: 93.6 %, NTSC: 110.3 %, Dimensions: 932 x 535 x 79 mm, Weight: 13.84 kg. Philips 42M2N8900 is also known...
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I notice OcUK have one in the B grade section and very tempted to pull the trigger as I can't see the Samsung 57" G95NC Uber-wide coming out any time soon.
 
I'm certainly happy with the size, I can happily run at 4k with things feeling a lot more visible than I was with the M28U. I would always scale the UI so lost some of the usable screen space. However I seem to be getting migraines from the panel, not sure if its just to how close I am as don't have a problem with my LG OLED C9 TV :( will have to see what its like over the weekend but if it remains then I may have to send it back.

Another oddity is that the panel forces you to do a pixel refresh after 16 hours that takes 3 mins, all well and good until it does it during a work call... that wasn't great. Doesn't seem like there is anyway to turn it off either which is a bit stupid, it had been in standby all evening and could have easily run then instead.
 
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