Free Standing Computer Monitors with Easy Plug and Play Setup, Headphone Socket
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Philips Evnia 6000 26.5" Quad HD 240Hz OLED Gaming Monitor and NVidia G-Sync - White
£399- QHD OLED screen — Enhanced image, contrast and motion
- 0.03ms response time — Lifelike images & zero blurring
- 2 HDMI ports — Easily connect your external devices
- 240Hz refresh rate — Stunningly smooth motion for games
- Shadow Boost — Makes details clearer in darker areas
- Home delivery from 11th November **
- Flexible delivery options
- Pickup from over 7000 stores nationwide
- Flexible delivery options
£399- Home delivery from 11th November **
- Flexible delivery options
- Pickup from over 7000 stores nationwide
- Flexible delivery options
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Philips EVNIA 3000 23.8" Full HD 180Hz Gaming Monitor - White
£114- Full HD IPS screen — Clear image with lifelike colours
- 1ms response time — Smoothest images for intense gaming
- 2 HDMI ports — Easily connect your external devices
- 180Hz refresh rate — Lifelike motion for pro gamers
- Smart Crosshair — Helps you hit the mark every time
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Philips EVNIA 3000 27" Full HD 180Hz Gaming Monitor - White
£134- Full HD IPS screen — Clear image with lifelike colours
- 1ms response time — Smoothest images for intense gaming
- 2 HDMI ports — Easily connect your external devices
- 180Hz refresh rate — Lifelike motion for pro gamers
- Smart Crosshair — Helps you hit the mark every time
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Philips EVNIA 3000 27" Full HD 144Hz Gaming Monitor and NVidia G-Sync - Dark Grey
£99- 144 Hz refresh rate — Ultra-smooth on-screen motion
- 0.5 ms Smart MBR — Cuts blur in fast action
- 27-inch Full HD screen — Crisp, detailed picture
- IPS panel — Colours hold up from wide angles
- HDR10 support — Brighter, more lifelike visuals
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AOC G2 31.5" Full HD 260Hz Gaming Monitor - Black / Red
£179- 31.5-inch Full HD screen — Crisp 1920 x 1080 picture
- 260Hz overclocked refresh rate — Smooth fast action
- 0.3ms MPRT — Motion stays sharp in quick turns
- Curved 1500R VA screen — Deep blacks and high contrast
- Adaptive Sync — No tearing when frame rates dip
