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BenQ Refurbished Monitors: 24" GL2460HM 1080p TN LED Monitor Expired
$91
& More + Free S&H
BenQ Direct offers an Extra 15% Off Select Refurbished BenQ Monitors when you apply promo code SHOP15 at checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks iconian
Note, all refurbished monitors come with 1 year warranty.
Prices after code SHOP15:
Note, all refurbished monitors come with 1 year warranty.
Prices after code SHOP15:
- 1080p:
- 24" GL2460HM 1080p TN Panel $90.95
- 24.5" GL2580H 1080p TN Panel $99.45
- 27" GL2760H 1080p TN Panel $107.95
- 27" GW2760HL 1080p VA Panel $133.45
- 28" GC2870H 1080p VA Panel $133.45
- 27" GW2780 1080p IPS Panel $141.95
- 22" GW2270 1080p VA Panel $63.75
- 1440p:
- 24" BL2420PT 1440p IPS Panel $167.45
- 27" GL2706PQ 1440p TN Panel $192.95
- 25" PD2500Q 1440p IPS Panel $209.95
- 27" GW2765HT 1440p IPS Panel $235.45 -> now $218.45
- 27" PD2700Q 1440p IPS Panel $235.45
- 32" PD3200Q 1440p IPS Panel $320.45
- 27" SW2700PT 1440p IPS Panel 99% Adobe RGB $371.45
- 27" PD2710QC 1440p IPS USB-C Docking Station $345.95
- 4K:
- 1080p:
- 24" GW2470ML 1080p VA Panel $90.95
- 24" GW2480 1080p IPS Panel $99.45
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All BenQ refurbished monitors come with a 1-year limited warranty. ~ persian_mafia
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15% Off All Refurbished Monitors on BenQDirect.com w/ SHOP15
BenQ Refurb Monitors:
BenQ Refurb Monitors:
- Free BenQ Store Ground Shipping
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
- GW2270 – 22", 1080p, VA Panel [benqdirect.com] – $63.75
- GL2460HM – 24", 1080p, TN Panel [benqdirect.com] - $90.95
- GW2470ML – 24", 1080p, VA Panel [benqdirect.com] - $90.95 OOS
- GW2480 – 24", 1080p, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $99.45 OOS
- GL2580H – 24.5", 1080p, TN Panel [benqdirect.com] - $99.45
- GL2760H – 27", 1080p, TN Panel [benqdirect.com] – $107.95
- GW2760HL – 27", 1080p, VA Panel [benqdirect.com] - $133.45
- GC2870H – 28", 1080p, VA Panel [benqdirect.com] - $133.45
- GW2780 – 27", 1080p, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $141.95
- BL2420PT – 24", 1440p, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $167.45
- GL2706PQ – 27", 1440p, TN Panel [benqdirect.com] - $192.95
- PD2500Q – 24.5", 1440p, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $209.95
- GW2765HT – 27", 1440p, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $235.45
- PD2700Q – 27", 1440p, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $235.45
- PD3200Q – 32", 1440p, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $320.45
- SW2700PT – 27", 1440p, IPS Panel, 99% Adobe RGB [benqdirect.com] – $371.45
- PD2710QC – 27", 1440p, IPS, USB-C Docking Station [benqdirect.com] – $345.95
- BL2711U – 27", 4K, IPS Panel, 10 bit [benqdirect.com] - $337.45
- PD3200U – 32", 4K, IPS Panel [benqdirect.com] - $515.95
- SW271 – 27", 4K, HDR, IPS Panel, 99% Adobe RGB [benqdirect.com] - $719.95
- PV3200PT – 32", 4K, IPS Panel, Color Accurate, Brightness Uniformity [benqdirect.com] – $762.45
- SW320 – 32", 4K, HDR, IPS Panel, 99% Adobe RGB [benqdirect.com] – $847.45
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I was set on the LG UltraFine 4K for my MacBook Pro and I could get it for about 60% of the price, also refurbed, but now I'll have to think about screen size.
Do I need 32"? I'm a filthy casual user, I just want to enjoy streaming sports and TV shows on it. Occasional gaming. Maybe connect a console via HDMI and play on my desk once in a while.
I'm also interested in the PD3200U...although one thing that concerns me is that I'm used to a 24" screen and my laptop screen on a laptop stand. This would be more pixels, but I don't think I'd have enough room on my desk for a 32" AND the laptop stand. I'm used to a physically different space to drag windows to, that stay stack when I switch desktops, and can otherwise "ignore" etc. I'm wondering if having one single desktop, even if it's much bigger, will disrupt my normal work flow (coding/writing, etc.)
Anyone with similar experiences?
I was set on the LG UltraFine 4K for my MacBook Pro and I could get it for about 60% of the price, also refurbed, but now I'll have to think about screen size.
Do I need 32"? I'm a filthy casual user, I just want to enjoy streaming sports and TV shows on it. Occasional gaming. Maybe connect a console via HDMI and play on my desk once in a while.
After saying all that. I have a 27" 4K monitor and I think that's fine. But it depends on how close you are to the screen. At 1 arm length it's plenty. At 1.5 Arms is what I think would be the border of getting 32" instead.
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It is one of their most popular gaming monitors. You can get it for $250 regular price and it never goes on sale except during things like %off on eBay. I do not believe it is free-sync though, at least the specs don't list it. FYI: free-sync only works with AMD cards.
They require DVI-DL for 144hz probably, so you may need to buy adapters. Some monitors allow 144hz over HDMI or DisplayPort . Varies by model.
I was set on the LG UltraFine 4K for my MacBook Pro and I could get it for about 60% of the price, also refurbed, but now I'll have to think about screen size.
Do I need 32"? I'm a filthy casual user, I just want to enjoy streaming sports and TV shows on it. Occasional gaming. Maybe connect a console via HDMI and play on my desk once in a while.
Get a gas-spring monitor arm, and use it on a desk that is at least 36" deep. Being able to move it out of the way and close or far away makes it much better.
Make sure to get an active USB-C - HDMI/DisplayPort adapter. Not only does it make the difference between 60Hz and 30Hz, which is surprisingly important even when scrolling text, but your MacBook Pro only gives you all of the retina scaling options if you are using an active adapter. (check that it explicitly says 4k @ 60Hz in the product description)
Finally, while I like the monitor and think it is a deal at under $600, the display quality still does not seem nearly as good as the display on a 4k or 5k iMac monitor. I have not tried an LG UltraFine monitor.
--Kyle