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Philips debuts ultrawide curved 34-inch monitor with 200 Hz and AI-powered Ambiglow lightingPhoto by ExplorerBob on Pexels
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Philips debuts ultrawide curved 34-inch monitor with 200 Hz and AI-powered Ambiglow lighting

SAPO Tek14 September 2026 at 09:40

Philips presented the new Evnia 34M2C5601QA monitor, which combines a curved Fast VA panel with ultrawide 21:9 format and WQHD resolution. The 34-inch device offers a 200 Hz refresh rate and includes Ambiglow ambient lighting with artificial intelligence technology, which adapts to the content displayed on screen. The monitor also features a USB-C connection that allows charging devices while connected. The Philips Evnia 34M2C5601QA arrives in the Portuguese market in mid-October at a price of 379 euros.

Why this matters

This monitor represents an affordable option for Portuguese consumers looking for an ultrawide curved screen with gaming specifications, being the first Philips model to combine Ambiglow lighting with artificial intelligence. The availability in mid-October allows interested buyers to plan their purchase for the end-of-year sales period.

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