Closer look at the Philips EVNIA 42" 42M2N8900

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Posted Apr 22, 2023, 1:01 PM UTC

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Outside_ROP•

Just stumbled on this. The review itself is a bit underwhelming the but the display looks great. It would have been cool if he went over the cool features like the KVM and PbP/PiP as well. Anybody else plans on getting this? I believe it's priced similarly as the PG42UQ.

/e: This is really the perfect work from home OLED. 90w charging for the work laptop, KVM and PbP/PiP all seem like extremely appealing features.

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I bought from B&H a couple days ago as an alternative to the PG42UQ. All the info you need is in the owners manual.

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joeldiramon•

I’m planning to do the same but they are not doing any warranty for burn in

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Yeah doesn't really matter to me.

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PrimaryConcern2608•

Curious how are you liking it so far? I read somewhere that the screen at times turn on / off automatically?

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-San-Holo-•

No brightness measuerements :(

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Ezbar•

no, just because it takes up a lot of space in width without having other obvious advantages

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