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People keep posting confusing comments..1) You can order the monitor now for current price 2) Since this is online exclusive, you CANNOT get price adjustment in store (Store will simply ask u to return it). 3) To get price adjustment , you have to do it ON sale day (if this ever happens). Nov 30, ..goto Costco website, sign in and fill out the price adjustment form https://customerservice 4) From what I was told by CSR, as long as the item gets on sale (regardless of stock), Costco will honor the price adjustment (as long as it's filled out while promo is active in their system). 5) The difference will simply get credited back to the original form of payment. Hope this helps. |
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Depending on your needs. The IPS panel is worth the $50 difference at this size for me since I mainly do spreadsheets and web surfing and only do some casual gaming so a flat screen works better for me. 250 nits is plenty bright for brightest room condition in my experience.
Depending on your needs. The IPS panel is worth the $50 difference at this size for me since I mainly do spreadsheets and web surfing and only do some casual gaming so a flat screen works better for me. 250 nits is plenty bright for brightest room condition in my experience.
1) I wouldn't risk buying it now and get fukked with no price matching later. Just wait for a month.
2) Costco monitor policy is awesome. NOTE monitors fall under general "electronics" and NOT under computer or TV so technically, lifetime refund.
I bought a 32" HP Omen monitor 3 years ago and it finally died. I simply boxed it up , took it to my local store and they issued full store credit ($299 plus taxes). I walked out with the 32" Acer Nitro with $50 out of pocket.
Will give the Acer to my son and then get the ultrawide off this deal.
So spec-wise they would probably be comparable 1:1, the big win with this would be the convenience to just walk into any Costco at anytime and return for a full-refund in case any product issue or you just don't want the product, Costco would definitely be most accomodating.
Just looked at the specs on that Samsung vs. this monitor. This is a curved ultra-wide vs. normal ultra-wide (a bit more immersive and you won't need to turn your head so much to follow the entire monitor when sitting directly in front of the monitor). The Samsung refresh rate and response rate are 75Hz/4ms vs. 144Hz/1ms of this monitor. So the most important specs are a bit better on this monitor.
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I have the 32" curved non ultrawide (also released at Costco some months ago and appears to be a Costco exclusive for Acer). Very minimal banding and no ghosting from what I've seen. I play Modern Warfare every night and no issues with ghosting/lag. AMD sync works brilliant.
So spec-wise they would probably be comparable 1:1, the big win with this would be the convenience to just walk into any Costco at anytime and return for a full-refund in case any product issue or you just don't want the product, Costco would definitely be most accomodating.
Just looked at the specs on that Samsung vs. this monitor. This is a curved ultra-wide vs. normal ultra-wide (a bit more immersive and you won't need to turn your head so much to follow the entire monitor when sitting directly in front of the monitor). The Samsung refresh rate and response rate are 75Hz/4ms vs. 144Hz/1ms of this monitor. So the most important specs are a bit better on this monitor.
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Should I return and go with this.
Son uses computer for gaming. Daughter for video and graphic arts. Rtx2060 card
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