Philips 32M1N5800A/00

3840 x 2160 Pixels, 31.50"

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dargrider

5 months ago

When will the price fall again? I assume as soon as demand falls

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David Raemy

5 months ago

Unfortunately, we have no information on future price developments or price reductions.

raphaeljobins

8 months ago

Does this monitor support ARC/eARC? I need this for the connection with Apple TV and HomePod.

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David Raemy

8 months ago

According to our information, this is not supported.

Anonymous

8 months ago

Hi, what VRR range does this monitor support? (Want to use it with the PS5)

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Galaxus

8 months ago

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The Philips 32M1N5800A/00 monitor supports a Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) range of 48-144Hz. This is enabled through technologies such as AMD FreeSync and Nvidia's G-SYNC Compatible Mode, making it suitable for use with the PS5 and other gaming devices.

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Julie Sieger

9 months ago

Hello. Is it possible to screw the screen to a different bracket (assuming the holes fit)? I can't see from the pictures whether the screen has threads at the back or not. Many thanks

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Anonymous

9 months ago

Hello. My desk is not very deep. Therefore, this large screen should be placed as far back on the table as possible. Can someone give me the measurement from the rear plinth to the screen surface. How far is the screen (screen surface) from the wall? I am not interested in the depth of the base, but the minimum distance from a wall. Thank you very much for your answers. Greetings Pädy

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GeneGalaxo

2 years ago

Hello, in the linked test it is mentioned that the cables (HDMI, DP) are included. Is that the case, or do I have to order suitable cables separately? Thank you!

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oliiix

3 years ago

Anyone have any idea about Adaptive Sync? Is this something more global than G- and Free-Sync? Or would I definitely need a G-Sync monitor for my 3080ti? Or is Adaptice Sync simply specified too inaccurately here (i.e. it should say g or free sync)? :)

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Milovan Djokic

3 years ago

Basically, these are different technologies that should prevent screen tearing, input lag and similar display errors. These standards were introduced by NVIDIA, AMD, VESA. Adaptive Sync is a solution from VESA. A detailed explanation can be found at https://www.viewsonic.com/library/de/unterhaltung/was-ist-adaptive-sync/. According to the supplier and the data sheet (which is probably a bit older), this model is with adaptive sync. As far as I can tell from the most recent manufacturer's information (link: https://www.philips.ch/c-p/32M1N5800A_00/gaming-monitor-4k-uhd-gaming-monitor) these monitors are now also NVIDIA G-SYNC certified. With your GPU, the monitor should work fine.

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Questions about Philips 32M1N5800A/00

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When will the price fall again? I assume as soon as demand falls

Does this monitor support ARC/eARC? I need this for the connection with Apple TV and HomePod.

Hi, what VRR range does this monitor support? (Want to use it with the PS5)

Hello. Is it possible to screw the screen to a different bracket (assuming the holes fit)? I can't see from the pictures whether the screen has threads at the back or not. Many thanks

Hello, in the linked test it is mentioned that the cables (HDMI, DP) are included. Is that the case, or do I have to order suitable cables separately? Thank you!

Anyone have any idea about Adaptive Sync? Is this something more global than G- and Free-Sync? Or would I definitely need a G-Sync monitor for my 3080ti? Or is Adaptice Sync simply specified too inaccurately here (i.e. it should say g or free sync)? :)