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27” LG 27QN880-B 2560x1440 IPS HDR10 USB-C w/ PD & Thin Bezel Monitor + Ergo Stand Expired
$329
$446.99
+ Free Shipping
BuyDig.com has 27" LG 27QN880-B QHD 2560x1440 IPS HDR10 USB-C w/ PD & Thin Bezel Monitor + Ergo Stand for $446.99 - $117.99 w/ promo code AAS24 = $329. Shipping is free.
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Specs
- Resolution: 2560 x 1440 (Quad HD)
- Refresh Rate: 75Hz
- Response Time: 5ms
- Viewing Angles: 178° V x 178° H
- Brightness: 350 cd/m²
- AMD FreeSync support
- 99% sRGB color gamut
- Integrated speakers (5W x 2)
- Ports
- 2x HDMI
- 1x DisplayPort
- 1x USB-C
- 2x USB Down-stream
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- Our research indicates that this 27" LG 27QN880-B QHD 2560x1440 IPS HDR10 USB-C w/ PD & Thin Bezel Monitor + Ergo Stand is $68 lower (17% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting at $397 at the time of this posting.
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FWIW I ended up with a different LG monitor that does 60 watts and while under load the battery will drain I don't believe I have ever gotten below 80%. To get 90w of output you're probably looking at a $600 Dell. For me the few hundred dollars is worth not always having a 100% full battery.
*Actually saves you an extra cable ("use one instead of three"), since USB-C gives you:
1) Power-delivery
2) Video/Display output
3) USB upstream (using the downstream USB ports on the monitor would allow you to skip a docking station if things like ethernet aren't necessary and you only need basic USB devices).
*Additional benefit is that if you own a new macbook *air* for example, your only output are two thunderbolt ports (backwards compatible with USB-C), which means that if your monitor isn't USB-C, then you need to buy a seperate docking station OR a thunderbolt-to-HDMI adapter (which is the worst case, because that only leaves the remaining thunderbolt port for power delivery from a charging cable, and now you can't utilize any other USB devices/connections). So in short, having a USB-C enabled monitor in the case of a macbook potentially saves you from having to purchase a docking station, expansion hub, and/or HDMI adapters. Aside from the benefits stated above
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I would say amazing. I bought a LG monitor from them that did 40w and quickly found it could not keep up with my 2018 15" MacBook Pro. They took it back no questions asked and paid for return shipping.
FWIW I ended up with a different LG monitor that does 60 watts and while under load the battery will drain I don't believe I have ever gotten below 80%. To get 90w of output you're probably looking at a $600 Dell. For me the few hundred dollars is worth not always having a 100% full battery.
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FWIW I ended up with a different LG monitor that does 60 watts and while under load the battery will drain I don't believe I have ever gotten below 80%. To get 90w of output you're probably looking at a $600 Dell. For me the few hundred dollars is worth not always having a 100% full battery.
Any idea if a pair of these can be daisy-chained?
Wouldn't mind upgrading my dual U2717D setup.
10 bit color (vs. typical monitor of 8 bit).
Anyone know if this is VESA compatible or not? I checked LGs website and Amazon, found nothing.
Any idea if a pair of these can be daisy-chained?
Wouldn't mind upgrading my dual U2717D setup.
The speakers ARE there, but it's not something you'd WANT to use. Really bad sound, with a ton of echo, if you don't have speakers, you'd probably have to get something cheap for around 20 bucks (like Logitech or creative pebble 2), which would be one million times better than built-in ones!
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This display should allow you to put you PC into HDR mode so that you could stream HDR content to another display using a Shield or with Moonlight.