If you're in the market for a new gaming monitor, you might be asking yourself if Philips is the brand to go for. When you think of the biggest manufacturers, Philips might not be the first that comes to mind. It's a highly competitive market, with ASUS, BenQ, and Samsung all going toe to toe. Although Philips has been making monitors for years, it's better known for its slew of other tech. After switching to a Philips gaming monitor about five months ago though, I think there's a case to be made for good old Phil as one of the most underrated brands on the scene.
Of course, when it comes to choosing one of the best gaming monitors, you have to take a whole lot into account. What resolution will you need? What size? Is there a type of panel you'd prefer? Buying a gaming monitor can be quite an investment, too, so we don't blame you for wanting to know a bit more about each brand. Philips has a fairly extensive range that might surprise you, and just like a lot of monitor manufacturers in the last year, it has some great choices for dual setups that'll work with one of the best gaming PCs and a next-gen console. Of the Philips monitors that we've reviewed, we'd be fairly confident that there's one out there that could slot right into your setup.
