27″ Nano IPS Monitors

Philips announced the launch of two new gaming monitors, the Momentum 27M1F5500P and the momentum 27M1F5800both equipped with a 27-inch Nano IPS-panel along with the AMD FreeSync Pro image synchronization technology. Beyond the panel technology, its size, and the design, they are not at all the same.

Philips Momentum 27M1F5500P reaches a Quad HD resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels with a refresh rate of 240 Hz (144 Hz via HDMI) along with a response time of 1 milisegundo (1ms GtG), covers 98% of the DCI-P3 color space, 111.6% of NTSC, 131.9% of sRGB and 92.9% of Adobe RGB. It has a typical contrast of 1000:1, and a maximum brightness of 450 nitsalthough it is indicated that it has DisplayHDR 600, so it should reach the 600 nits in an HDR mode.

Philips Momentum 27M1F5800 It already ups the ante by offering a 4K resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels with a refresh rate of 144 Hz maintaining the rest of the specifications of the previous model, except that it covers 84.8% of the NTSC color space; 100% sRGB and 93.1% Adobe RGB. Here now comes into play 2x HDMI 2.1 ports (vs 2x 2.0) thinking of the new generation consoles, along with the 2x DisplayPort 1.4, in addition to also offering four USB 3.2 portstwo of them fast charging, just like his little brother.

Both monitors can be adjusted in height, tilt or swivel, and go on sale later this month at prices around 629 euros para el 27M1F5500P (2K @ 240 Hz) and around 749 euros para el 27M1F5800 (4K @ 144 Hz).

“Our new Philips Momentum gaming monitors are packed with features designed specifically to give gamers everything they need to get the most out of even the most dynamic and visually rich video games on the market. With the 27M1F5500P and 27M1F5800 , gamers are sure to enjoy the highest gaming intensity available thanks to a number of top-performance features that deliver stunning graphics and smooth, blazing-fast, low-latency gameplay,” said César Acosta, director of gaming products for Europe of MMD Monitors & Displays.