Boost your gaming comfort and immersion tenfold with the Philips EVNIA 49M2C8900 monitor! With its 49-inch curved panel in 32/9 format with QD-OLED, HDR compatibility and support for FreeSync Premium Pro technology, this Philips monitor gives you the image quality and fluidity you need.
Superb colours with an OLED screen
The QD OLED solution is a hybrid approach combining OLED panels with Quantum Dot technology. By bringing together the best of both, QD OLED delivers high contrast, deep blacks and unlimited viewing angles, with higher peak brightness and more vibrant colours.
This Philips monitor is VESADisplayHDR True Black 400 certified, displaying incredibly sharp detail in dark areas with deeper blacks for a remarkable viewing experience. Also certified to VESAClearMR 13000, this monitor guarantees a precise image with minimal blurring.
Perfect immersion with a curved panel
Desktop monitors are primarily intended for personal use, which makes a curved design perfectly suited to them. The curved screen offers a subtle and pleasant immersion by placing you in the centre of the desk. With its 1800R curvature and height-adjustable stand, this Philips monitor will maximise your comfort of use!
Comfortable working in XXL
Ambiglow lighting adds a new dimension to your viewing pleasure. The innovative Ambiglow technology enhances the content on the screen by creating a halo of light from the monitor. Its fast processor analyses the image content to continuously adapt the colour and intensity of the light produced. Particularly suited to films, sporting events and games, Philips Ambiglow gives you a unique immersive experience.
Key features:
49-inch screen in 32:9 format with 5120 x 1440 resolution
QD-OLED panel with a response time of 0.03 ms and native contrast of 1,500,000:1
Certifications DisplayHDR True Black 400 and ClearMR 13000
Very satisfied with my order, I placed it in the shop, the welcome was top notch and the sales staff very professional. I received it in 24 hours and was very satisfied with the Ldlc extended warranty supplied directly with the purchase at no extra cost unlike the competition. Always useful on oled with its Burning problems. I am a long term customer and will remain so.
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by GillesC
Posted on 16 Oct 2025
Bought on 20 Jan 2025 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 2
bad buy
Screen purchased just over six months ago.
The screen was delivered quickly (hats off to LDLC), but it simply doesn't work.
Faulty equipment, no problem, just bad luck.
Very quick after-sales service (hats off to LDLC again), I sent it back and a few days later I received a new replacement that worked.
Yesterday, the replacement broke down and no longer lights up.
I was forced to buy another screen because I can't afford to be without a working tool, but two breakdowns in less than a year on two different screens of the same model, even though I use them very normally... I'd recommend you buy something else.
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by Scavendoa2
Posted on 23 Dec 2024
Bought on 13 Dec 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 3Average rating: 8
A nice screen, when it deigns to work ...
The panel is really very nice, but that's about the only thing that goes on this screen ...
Positives :
- The 4 USB type A ports, which allow you to connect headphones + keyboard + mouse + xxx directly to the screen, with information sent back to the tower via the USB type B cable (supplied), and allowing you to control a tower or laptop that supports DP alt Mode (connected to the screen using the type C). A single set of peripherals to use two different machines - what a treat!
- The slab is really good quality, from what little I've been able to see.
Negative points:
- The stand is very sturdy and imposing, so the screen is very stable, but this puts the screen further away from the wall, and therefore limits the interest of the ambiglow (which is why I chose this screen).
- the ambiglow is not at all on a par with the ambilight on their televisions, don't get me wrong! the video tracking mode is a mess and the LEDs sometimes flash for no reason when nothing is happening on the screen.
- the ergonomics of the settings menu and its responsiveness are catastrophic; at this price level, it's indecent
- the input control card was completely out of kilter, the screen worked extremely badly if at all in display port, it's a bit more stable but not perfect in HDMI either, the only video input that seemed to work properly was USB Type C. The only video input that seemed to work properly was USB Type C. And with Linux, it was horrendous (there was already a review in German to that effect on the Philips website, but I didn't trust it ... I should have).
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by LaurentT
Posted on 26 Jul 2024
Bought on 24 Jun 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
Impeccable!!!
Hello,
Arrived very quickly, the driver was very nice, just if he had taken the package to my door it would have been perfect, just put in my lift, but ... everything was nickel no worries I could slide without lifting, despite my back pain.
Unfortunately I haven't unpacked it yet, as I've been in hospital since...
And that's it!
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by NicolasD
Posted on 9 Jul 2024
Bought on 2 Jul 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 8
Good, but
This review is in two parts, starting with the key points about the product.
+ The image quality and immersion of a 32/9th 240 hertz QD-Oled panel is unequalled.
+ Factory colour calibration (calibration report and Delta E < 1), useful for photo development, video calibration, etc.
+ A 'reasonable' resolution (almost 4K) so that it can be used correctly and 'easily' with a 'recent' GPU.
+ True HDR, which is finally being used properly in Windows.
+ The rather successful design in white and silver/aluminium.
+ Remote control (cheap, but present)
+ KVM
- Outputs on either side of the screen with a cable management system that does the bare minimum (without serflex you'll see your cables... less well thought out than the G9s, even older ones, on this point.
- Shiny screen, fortunately compensated for by good brightness.
- The simulated ambilight is poor in terms of tracking, with the LEDs sometimes flashing for no reason.
- The speakers are supposed to be the best integrated into a screen, which may be true, but in reality, a decent portable speaker (a Bose at 100/200 quid) will sound MUCH better and less nasal.
The second point concerns a cruel lack of seriousness on the part of the delivery, despite the fact that it was made in the shop along with the shop's delivery.
One corner of the box was ripped off, and another folded like an accordion, indicating a fairly violent impact.
For a product of this value, this is not at all reassuring, and even if my screen had been intact, I know several people around me who would have refused to collect their parcel in this condition.
Your logistics department needs to be a bit more serious (not to mention the delay in delivery times).