This is the new Philips QD-OLED monitor with 240 Hz and its own Ambilight

OLED monitors are becoming more and more popular. We are seeing in recent times how many brands are launching different proposals and the latest to join this party is Philips. Your new monitor, 32M2N8900P/00, It is now available to buy at PcComponentes: costs 1,169.01 euros and it has several interesting features that are worth stopping for a little while. Monitor Philips 32M2N8900P/00 32″ UltraHD 4K 240Hz QD-OLED DisplayHDR True Black 500 0.03 ms The price could vary. We earn commission from these links A 32-inch OLED monitor with its own version of Ambilight This new OLED monitor is 31.5 inches and 4K resolution. Its panel, which uses QD-OLED technology, is fourth generation. This tells us that we are facing a more efficient, durable panel capable of achieving higher brightness. Philips explains that it has a graphene protector, which promises to cool the screen more effectively. This is very important in order to increase the useful life of the panel. Furthermore, this Philips has a refresh rate of 240 Hz and a response time of just 0.03 ms, making it perfect for gaming. In fact, it is compatible with G-Sync, ideal if we have an NVIDIA card in the PC. It has HDMI 2.1 connectivity, so it’s also perfect with a PlayStation 5 either Xbox Series X. To all of the above we must add its Ambiglow system, the version of Ambilight for monitors. It is enhanced with AI and, in this way, the monitor will automatically and more precisely adapt the light emitted from the rear depending on what appears on the screen. So, the gaming experience becomes more immersive. ⚑ IN SUMMARY: Philips 32m2n8900p/00 monitor βœ… THE BEST 4th generation QD-OLED panel: These panels are better in terms of brightness and durability than previous generations. Ambiglow: This technology improves (a lot) the experience when playing because it is much more immersive. ❌ THE WORST You need a very high-end PC to get the most out of it: 4K resolution and 240 fps is only available to the most powerful graphics cards. You can use it without having a PC like that (or with a console), but you won’t be getting the most out of it. πŸ’‘ BUY IT IF… You are looking for a 32-inch QD-OLED monitor with good image quality, a 4th generation panel and that has an Ambilight type lighting system. β›” DON’T BUY IT IF… You have a tighter budget, you don’t like ambient lighting, or you simply prefer a monitor that better adapts to your hardware. You may also be interested MSI MPG 321URXW QD-OLED 31.5″ 4K UHD Gaming Monitor, 3840 x 2160 Quantum Dot OLED Panel, 240 Hz/0.03 ms, 99% DCI-P3, True Black 400 HDR Display, KVM, RGB, DP 1.4a, HDMI 2.1 The price could vary. We earn commission from these links LG 32GS95UV-W – Ultragear OLED Gaming Monitor, 31.5”, 4K UHD, 240 Hz, 0.03ms, G-Sync Compatible and FreeSync Premium Pro, HDR10, DCI-P3 98.5%, White The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | Philips In Xataka | I have used a 32″ 6K monitor. Today I understand why resolution matters more than ever In Xataka | The best TVs to play and get the most out of your PS5 or Xbox Series

This is the world’s first triple-resolution QD-OLED monitor from MSI. And he has not arrived alone

Computex 2026 is being the stage for many brands to present a battery of products. One of them is MSI, which has put on stage a fairly large selection of monitors where it stands out especially the world’s first triple resolution QD-OLED monitoralthough there is much more. We are going to talk a little about all of them in this article. MSI MPG OLED 322URDX36 As we have already anticipated a little above, the MSI MPG OLED 322URDX36 is the first QD-OLED monitor with triple resolution in the world: 4K/360Hz, 2K/520Hz and FHD/680Hz. This is very useful because it allows the user to choose if they prefer higher resolution and sharpness, or, on the contrary, prefer to prioritize the refresh rate for games that require fast movements (this is very common in competitive games). In addition to this, it uses technology Penta Tandemso your panel has a multi-layer structure. This, in practice, translates into more shine, better color and greater durability against burning. In addition, it has a maximum HDR brightness of 1,500 nits, HDMI 2.1a ports and a USB-C port that delivers 98 W, ideal for charging a laptop, for example. MSI MEG The MEG It is the first QD-OLED gaming monitor with Agentic AI. This internal artificial intelligence will analyze what is on the screen to automatically improve the image. This is interesting because it does not depend on the console or PC we are using, but rather it is something done internally by the monitor itself. It also learns from user habits. In addition to this, it also uses a QD-OLED panel, has 34 inches and UWQHD resolution (3,440 x 1440 pixels). It also comes with the Penta Tandem technology that comes with the monitor above and has a 360 Hz refresh rate. It will arrive in stores on August 5. MSI MPG 271KRAW18 MiniLED is also having a lot of presence in monitors and this MPG 271KRAW18 is a very good example of this. In fact, It is the first gaming monitor of its type with 5K resolutionalso offering 180 Hz. In addition, it has Dual Mode, so we can switch whenever we want to 2K/330 Hz. At the moment, it does not have a release date. MSI MAG 271KPD7 Let’s now go with a more economical and very versatile option. The MSI MAG 271KPD7 is a monitor with an IPS panel that has double resolution, although with a different approach. With 5K resolution it offers 75 Hzsomething that can be great for working with text in a very clear way (also for playing, of course). But it also gives the option to switch to 2K and 300 Hz, thus offering very high fluidity. It will arrive in stores this June. MSI MAG OLED 321UPX18 Another of the monitors presented, the MAG OLED 321UPX18, seeks to be a more affordable option for those users who want to immerse themselves in the world of OLED monitors. It has 4K resolution and a refresh rate of 180 Hzbut in this case it does not have the possibility of changing the resolution like the options above. But, despite this, it also uses the same Penta Tandem technology. Something to keep in mind is that it has a diagonal of 31.5 inchesso it is not a compact option. This one, at the moment, does not have a release date. MSI MAG OLED 271QPX32 We continue with OLED monitors with this MSI MAG OLED 271QPX32, which is 27 inches. It also uses Penta Tandem technology, although in this case it opts for a WQHD resolution. It offers a refresh rate of 320 Hz. This monitor will arrive next September and it will do so below 600 euros, which is further proof that we increasingly have more accessible options for this type of monitors. MSI PRO MAX 341QPXW14G To finish, we go with a monitor more oriented to the professional world such as the MSI PRO MAX 341QPXQ14G. This manufacturer also brings Penta Tadem technology to this type of monitors with a 34-inch screen with UWQHD resolution and a refresh rate of 144 Hz. It should be noted that it has a double USB-C port as 98 W and 15 W, respectively. MSI now has a 10% discount on its entire store All of these monitors are coming soon, but they are not available. Despite this, it is worth taking a look right now at the MSI store since right now there is a 10% discount on any device from this brand. Since we have focused on their new monitors in this article, we are going to see a couple of those that we can buy now (and cheaper). MSI MPG 264URDFW E16M: This is a 27-inch monitor that uses MiniLED technology. It has 4K resolution and a 320 Hz refresh rate, making it perfect if you usually play competitive titles. Its RRP is 549 euros, although we now have it available for 449.10 euros with the 10% coupon. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links MSI MAG 321UP: An option to consider if you prefer QD-OLED technology. In this case, we are looking at a 31.5-inch screen that also has 4K resolution. It has a refresh rate of 165 Hz and a response time of only 0.03 ms. It costs 799 euros, although now it remains at 626.10 euros with the 10% coupon. The price could vary. We earn commission from these links Some of the links in this article are affiliated and may provide a benefit to Xataka. In case of non-availability, offers may vary. Images | MSI In Xataka | Ultrawide monitor vs two monitors: productivity science says it’s not just inches that matter In Xataka | 144 Hz is not just for gaming: the subtle change on your screen that your eyes will appreciate after eight hours of Excel

Samsung’s new QD-OLED monitors debut vertical pixels to go beyond gaming: they want to reign in the offices

Samsung has started production of the first 34-inch 360Hz QD-OLED panel using V-Stripe (vertical) pixel structure. It already supplies these panels to seven manufacturers, including ASUS, MSI and Gigabyte, for monitors that will be presented at the CES 2026 of the next few days. Why is it important. This technical change theoretically solves the historical problem of OLEDs in monitors: the “poor” sharpness of the text. The traditional triangular arrangement of subpixels created somewhat blurry edges that generated rejection among professional users focused on text handling. The new vertical structure solves this, according to Samsung. The curious thing is that now Samsung attacks both markets, gaming and professional environment, with the same panel: 360 Hz and 21:9 format for gamersbut also sharp text for programmers and editors.

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