Dell 27" S2719DGF QHD 155Hz TN Monitor $483.11 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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jasswolf on 26/12/2019 - 13:59 amazon.com.au (488 clicks)
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Already an all-time low for this monitor, but combine with the $50 cashback from ShopBack to get it for $423.11 delivered. Deal doesn't require Prime, and keep in mind the $10 gift card credit likely won't arrive in time for you to combine it with this offer.

Full reviews from RTings.com and PCMonitors.info. It's a solid entry level QHD 144Hz monitor for gaming, and uses a more recent TN panel variant (though not executed amazingly well). Has Freesync and a flicker-free backlight, but no other major features.

For those looking for value buys in the FHD 144Hz range, wait for the AOC 24G2 to come back into stock next month. Enjoy!

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  mopo on 26/12/2019 - 14:56

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  Monitor is actually a S2719DGF

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    jasswolf on 26/12/2019 - 15:11

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    I've got the right product linked up in the OzB database, and the right reviews, but have fluffed the title. Cheers!

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  ShadowStealer7 on 26/12/2019 - 15:47

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  This is an excellent monitor considering all the budget IPS monitors with these specs don't ship here. I've had mine since July and the only issue I have with it is there is a bit of colour banding in darker scenes, but for a TN monitor the colours are great out the box (although a bit of tweaking can make it even better) and the Freesync implementation works great paired with NVIDIA despite not being "certified for Gsync" (Range of 40Hz - 144Hz, I don't have the overclock to 155Hz enabled though)

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  Count Duckula on 26/12/2019 - 16:47

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  I own one of these too and am very happy with it. I was sceptical getting a TN panel because of issues with viewing angles and black screen problems but no complaints so far. I was looking at the AOC U2790PQU 4k monitor but it only had a 60Hz refresh rate and the build quality is nowhere near as good.