Philips has entered the top end monitor market, with gamers who want their new Evnia product set to have to fork out over $3,000, which is more TV pricing, than monitor.

The nerw monitor comes in different HDR modes for gamers’ including HDR Premium, HDR Effect, HDR Warm, HDR Basic, and VESA DisplayHDR certified level.

At a launch event in Europe Philips also announced an additional lineup of monitors, keyboards, mice, and headsets.

Their white keyboard with a fleck-pattern wrist rest is made up of recycled materials and comes with Cherry MX RGB switches. The switches are powered by 4000mAh battery and come in colours of red, blue, brown, and black.

The nerw monitor comes in different HDR modes for gamers’ including HDR Premium, HDR Effect, HDR Warm, HDR Basic, and VESA DisplayHDR certified level.

The curved monitor with a peak brightness of 1400 nits also offers a refresh rate is 165hz for lag-free viewing. The surrounding ambiglow creates the perfect lighting for a gamer by constantly adjusting the colour and brightness of the light to match the image on screen.

The new Philips display features a USB type-C connector with power delivery. With intelligent and flexible power management, users can power charge your compatible device directly. Its slim, reversible USB-C allows for easy, one-cable connection. Watching high-resolution videos and transferring data has never been faster.

The mouse (SPK9508) comes with the black plastic and flecked fabric sides. It has a 16,000 DPI sensor and configurable RGB lighting. The Evnia lineup also has a spillproof mousepad (SPL7508) for peripherals and an RGB underglow effect.

All Philips are tipped to be available next year.