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Hands on: Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB Review

Hands on: Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB Review

Posted on April 7, 2019 By Jarvis

The Philips Momentum 326M6V is a 32-inch monitor aimed primarily at console gamers. Borrowing some of Philip’s trademark Ambiglow flair, the Momentum features a strip of ten colour LEDs which create an extra level of immersion while you play.

First Impressions

The Philips Momentum 326M6VJRMB seems ready made for the living room, but I wonder if console gamers will take to this so late in the life cycle of the PS4 and Xbox One. I’m curious to see how adept it is at things besides gaming. You can pick up 4K monitors for a lot less now, so the Momentum will need to impress to justify that price tag.
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