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The 27" UltraGear™ (27GR95UM) MiniLED 4K UHD Nano IPS is on sale using the two mouse method too for $751.98. It is a unique Mini LED monitor with 1,560 dimming zones on 27 inches, but the product has very bad reviews of 2.6/5 from 28 reviews... and the Q&A sounds like they've abandoned any near term firmware fixes. -edit- it might be even less if you find a 10% off coupon apparently available.
Last edited by YG818 September 22, 2024 at 03:10 AM.
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Honestly these are top of the line ish monitors. Higher refresh rates than your typical lg oled; (120) and these are advertising 240. That is the benefit here. I'm not entirely convinced I need a 240 hz refresh rate as I don't play competitive games, but damn it's tempting. Was hoping to get on the 48 inch c4 which had been heavily discounted via Costco recently but wasn't in the right market. I think I'm going to hold off; but this really looks like an awesome deal if you need something greater than 120hz
What's the point of these expensive screens. Tips?
OLED. You have to see it to believe it, just way better than any other screen/monitor tech. I have the 27" 240hz oled and its amazing. Hoping they make the 4k one in the same size. 32 is too big for a desktop gaming monitor.
OLED. You have to see it to believe it, just way better than any other screen/monitor tech. I have the 27" 240hz oled and its amazing. Hoping they make the 4k one in the same size. 32 is too big for a desktop gaming monitor.
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10 percent off on top ^
I tried leaving and they threw me a before a leave discount code. I don't need it so there's the code^
Comes out to $731.62 (NY Tax). If you add it with the extra 10%, it becomes $658.45.
Comes out to $731.62 (NY Tax). If you add it with the extra 10%, it becomes $658.45.
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