Philips Momentum 392M7C is a 144Hz 38.5-inch monitor

[HEXUS]

But this entry-level FreeSync curved VA screen is 1080p with 250nits max brightness.

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[Hoonigan]

38", 1080p and 250 nits. That's pathetic. No more than £150-£170 or it's just stupid.

[chinf]

Great for playing minesweeper at high FPS!

[DevDrake]

FHD ? seriously ?

[Salazaar]

I've got a 32" QHD panel and the pixels are fairly chunky - 38" FHD would be like looking at pixel art!

[GinoLatino]

1920 x 1080??? Eugh!

[dannyboy75]

57ppi? Yuk. No thanks.

[Friesiansam]

This looked interesting, until I saw the resolution...

[Savas]

Give them a break people, the article does say "Philips has quietly released", so I don't think they're claiming anything here. If it's a budget monitor, why not! But this seems like it's quite late when people are already looking at 1440p (+144hz) minimum.

If this was 1440 or 4k this would be something I'd personally keep an eye on..

[dannyboy75]

Nothing against Philips. I'm sure it'll sell quite well, to people who don't care (or understand) about screen resolution/pixel density, and just want a big screen.

It just seems an usually large monitor to offer at only 1080p. The pixel density is barely half that of a 27" 1440p panel.

[Dashers]

I wonder how it handles ghosting. I've got a curved Panasonic 40" 4K VA panel and it ghosts terribly, plus the viewing angles aren't fantastic.

[Salazaar]

57ppi? Yuk. No thanks.

To put that in to context - the Nokia 3310 had a higher density at 64.5ppi.

https://pixensity.com/search/?search=

[tinbin]

1080p geee not good for that size. pass

[V1nny]

Not the best resolution but could be a good cheap large monitor if they price it right