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Philips 272M8 27inch 1080p 144hz IPS Gaming Monitor $249 + Free Shipping / CC @ Centrecom Online

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Seems like a great deal, cheaper and larger 27in compared to the popular AOC monitors.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/580195

This is part of Singles' Day Sales for 2020.

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  • Price in title chunks.

  • +7

    1080p to save a click for those wondering

  • +3

    Bought this from Officeworks a while ago and generally quite happy with it for the price.
    Only real issue is the monitor height adjustability was virtually non-existent and wasn't super comfortable without stacking something below it for me. YMMV.

  • Is this a better option? https://www.catch.com.au/product/aoc-27-inch-full-hd-freesyn…

    Looking at spending about this much for my 13yo son into PC gaming.

    • +1

      AOC 24G2 is the better option, same price as this tonight via Shopping Express.

      • Depends if you want 24in or 27in. If going for 24in, AOC 24G2 has more good feedback/reviews.

        • Depends if you want better response times, contrast and colour gamut too, which the 24G2 has over this.

    • Dont buy the catch version

      Resolution:
      1920 x 1080 @ 75Hz (DisplayPort, HDMI)
      1920 x 1080 @ 60Hz (VGA)

      Higher FPS (aka Hz) is way more important for gamers.
      Also in my opinion Ideal resolution 24" = 1080P and 27" 1440P is ideal

      jasswolf mentioned AOC 24G2 - I'd agree

  • +1

    I have this monitor when it went on sale at officeworks at Xmas last year.

    I am very happy with it.

    • Same here, have had no issues with it.

  • +2

    I picked this up at Officeworks last year for $250, and an AOC 27G2 for $370 - I personally prefer the Philips model for these reasons, but you can't go wrong with either:
    -Buttons for OSD controls on the AOC are a b**** to press and frustrate the s*** out of me - Philips is much easier to press
    -If you're watching the AOC screen on an angle, there's a bit of a silky look to the screen which I don't like. The Philips just looks a tiny pinch darker instead. The best way I can describe this is gloss vs matte laptop screen look.

    Colours on the Philips looked better out of the box but AOC has more customisation.

    My Philips internal speakers broke a day after getting it and I got a dead pixel after 6 months - returned it to Officeworks and got it back repaired a couple of weeks later (speakers still not working though).

  • Product is OOS on CentreCom Online now.

  • -1

    1080p 27 inch. Steer clear. PPI too low

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