Philips Evnia 49″ 5120×1440 240Hz QD-OLED HDR Ultrawide Gaming Monitor Review
Peter Donnell / 10 months ago
Display Analysis
Right out of the box on its factory settings, it’s pretty much near perfect. You can get more colour in HDR mode, but honestly, 98% of DCI-P3 in SDR mode is frankly insane, the colours are extremely rich and plentiful here, but also exceptionally accurate too.
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A near-perfect gamma curve at 2.3, which is actually thrown out a little by the dimming technology for OLED. Turn it off, and it’s bang on 2.2, but real world, it looks absolutely fine on the stock settings.
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The grey ramp is nearly perfect, with what looks like a roller coaster, but the actual deviance is extremely small. We normally see a swing of a few hundred kelvin, this is more like 110 a most.
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I normally do my own calibration after this test, but honestly, what’s the point, it’s just about the most colour-accurate screen I’ve tested and this is on factory settings. This is good enough to do professional movie and image editing!
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