Seems like very good price.
- 27" Full HD LED-backlit LCD monitor (1080p) 1920 x 1080 at 60 Hz
- 5ms typical response time
- 16.7 million colours
- Viewing Angle 178 vertical / 178 horizontal
- 2 x HDMI Ports
Price Compare :
$328 @ NewEgg with Discount
$351 @ Dell eBay with 20% Off code
$449 @ TGG
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Here is Refurbished one for $186 if anynone interested in this - Thanks to Mitr
Where is the 1440p ones for that price?
Kogan
That is very detailed
It is $186 at Dell Outlet store. I brought it today with 1 year warranty. Description did not mention if it was refurbished or Like new.
Yeah some good bargains with dell even the ebay store etc.
Yes please can you share the link ?
@Mitr: Nice thanks however it’s refurbished but worth mentioning it.will add into op if any one after these
Approx 99%srgb but no mention of rgb accuracy. Not too bad for 300. If you dont need the rest of the bells and whistles.
hmm, we had the Kogan LG 27" IPS 4K monitors a few weeks back for $359, I grabbed one, will never go back to 1080p. You don't get more stuff on the screen, but there's no pixels, just lines when looking at text.
My 1440p 32" is now a dust collector, once you have 4k, you wont want to go back.
I need a 32" - 35" 4K monitor for gaming and just general 4K viewing but can't find one that's good value.
Using a 24" 1080p TN panel I got used on gumtree for $60 AUD delivered for now and it is great and does its job but I can see the empty space on my desk easily used and I am a higher resolution fanatic (already drooling over 8K even though 99.99% of people will think I am crazy)
I sit a bit back from my monitor so the larger size will be very useful especially for movies.
27" wouldn't be enough of an upgrade 32" maybe 35" would be perfect.
Tempted to get the refurb ones as side vertical monitors
Does anyone know if the spec included for "vertical" definitely mean these can be tilted to portrait?
Seems kinda expensive for a 1080p 60hz monitor where a 1440p 120hz is not much more.