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At a New Low Price, the Philips Evnia QD-OLED Is Practically Daring You to Upgrade

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Save $240: The Philips Evnia 27-inch QD-OLED gaming monitor is down to just $400. That’s about 27% off its usual $640 price tag and $150 cheaper than its typical price. Much like the monitor’s blazing-fast 0.03ms response time, you’ll want to move quickly and grab this deal before it disappears.

Philips Evnia Gaming Monitor

$400 (Original price: $640)

According to price trackers such as camelcamelcamel and Ask Alexa, this monitor has bounced between $400 and $640 over the last three months. Snagging it today at $400 means you’re getting it at its absolute lowest price in 90 days.

The Philips 27M2N8500 uses QD-OLED tech, which combines quantum dots and OLED to deliver extremely accurate colors, bright pictures, and incredibly deep blacks. Plus, its ultra-fast 360Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time make everything look buttery smooth, which is perfect for fast-paced, competitive gaming.

You’ll get even richer blacks and...

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