Philips has launched its new 24-inch monitor， the 24M2N5200X， priced at 5999 yuan.
This new monitor features a 24.1-inch IFast-TN panel with a resolution of 1920 x 1080. It boasts an overclockable refresh rate of up to 610Hz and an impressive 0.3ms GTG response time. Its peak brightness reaches 400 nits， with a static contrast ratio of 1000:1， and it supports HDR 400. The adoption of an IFast-TN panel is noteworthy for its potential in delivering extremely high refresh rates， often favored by professional esports players for fluid motion clarity. However， TN panels typically have limitations in color accuracy and viewing angles compared to IPS or VA alternatives， which buyers should consider based on their primary use cases.
In terms of color performance， the 24M2N5200X supports 8-bit color depth and covers 99.8% of the sRGB color gamut， 93.6% of DCI-P3， and 89.4% of AdobeRGB. Philips claims a Delta E of less than 2， indicating good color accuracy out of the box， suitable for content creation and general use. For eye comfort， the monitor is equipped with hardware-level low blue light technology， which is a beneficial feature for extended viewing sessions to reduce eye strain.
Furthermore， the Philips 24M2N5200X incorporates Zero Latency Sync acceleration technology to further minimize input lag， and it supports adaptive sync technology for tear-free gaming. The SmartImage game technology allows users to select the most appropriate display mode for different games， offering features like Shadow Booster to enhance visibility in dark scenes and Intelligent Crosshair for improved aiming. The monitor also includes an EasyRead mode， which mimics the readability of an e-ink display， beneficial for text-heavy tasks.
Connectivity options include two HDMI 2.1 ports， one DP 1.4 port， one USB-B upstream port， and two USB-A downstream ports， with one of the USB-A ports supporting BC 1.2 fast charging. The inclusion of HDMI 2.1 is particularly important for gamers looking to leverage the full capabilities of next-generation consoles， supporting high refresh rates at 1080p resolution.
