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27" HP X27Q 2560x1440 QHD 165Hz FreeSync Gaming Monitor (Certified Refurbished) Expired
$148
$389.99
+ Free Shipping
Prycedin via eBay has 27" HP X27Q 2560x1440 QHD 165Hz FreeSync Gaming Monitor w/ Adjustable Base (2021 Model, Certified Refurbished) on sale for $148. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member Jaggsta for finding this deal.
Condition:
Thanks to Community Member Jaggsta for finding this deal.
Condition:
- Certified Refurbished - item is in a pristine, like-new condition. Item has been professionally inspected, cleaned, and refurbished by the brand manufacturer or a brand manufacturer approved refurbishing center to meet all manufacturer specifications and guidelines. The item will be in new packaging with original or new accessories.
- Resolution: 2560x1440 (QHD)
- Response Time: 1ms
- Refresh Rate: 165Hz
- HDR High Dynamic Range
- AMD FreeSync Premium
- HP Eye Ease w/ Eyesafe
- VESA Mount: 100x100mm
- Adjustable Base (Height, Tilt, Pivot)
- Inputs
- HDMI
- Display Port
- Inputs
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/166630811196
Certified - Refurbished
Two-year warranty included. Comprehensive warranty from Allstate
Certified - Refurbished
Two-year warranty included. Comprehensive warranty from Allstate
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There is a serial number at the back of monitor.
BIM means boe panel
LIM means lg panel
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21 inch is not even a standard size. you might have some at 24" but the bulk these days are 27 or 32 for widescreen. ultra wide starts at 34 and up
You're right it's 23 or 24 inches
OLED TVs have been around for a few years now, not seeing prices trending downward outside of closeout / clearance deal here and there.
It wasn't THAT much better in the early days of LCDs, despite much more reason for adoption (coming from huge tubes with huge shipping costs) and better economic conditions. I have an old high end 18" monitor from 2002 that ran for about $800 at new, and a high end 19" in 2006 was about $400. You can also still spend over $1000 for a high end 65" LCD TV right now (Bravia XR, Samsung Q80). But I don't know why you would want to, really.