Costco Wholesale has for its
Members:
27" MSI G274QPF 1440p WQHD 170Hz 1ms IPS G-Sync Gaming Monitor for
$149.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
neomatrixviper for sharing this deal.
Specs:
- Resolution: 2560x1440 (WQHD)
- Refresh Rate: 170Hz
- Response Time: 1ms
- Display: IPS/HDR 400
- Adaptive Sync Technology: NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible
- Adjustment: Tilt/Swivel/Height
- VESA: 75x75mm
- Ports:
- 2x HDMI
- 1x Display Port
- 1x USB Type-C w/ 15W Power Delivery
Top Comments
I bought 2 of them at the price $112 in the past. It said "refurbished" but looks no difference as new. It is also with 2 years warranty. And the title of the ebay one shows "170 Hz". The actual ones they sent are the version 2 with a better config 180Hz
Community Reviews
This MSI 27 inch WQHD IPS G Sync monitor stands out as a budget 1440p gaming display with USB C power delivery and a Costco return policy that adds peace of mind. The panel is also available refurbished for less on eBay, sometimes around $112 to $118 with free shipping, but that route has a shorter return window. The main concern is reliability, with reports of flickering and some units failing within two years, though there is also a report of a unit lasting more than two years. It is a stronger fit if Costco support matters more than chasing the lowest price.
Costco provides a 90-day no-questions return window for monitors, which adds practical flexibility if issues appear early.
An Executive membership can extend the electronics warranty by an extra year, which can reduce reliance on the manufacturer for warranty handling.
The monitor can be purchased online even when local Costco stock is unavailable, keeping the deal accessible.
The monitor has reportedly lasted 2+ years in at least one real-use case without mentioning any long-term failure.
The monitor can develop flickering after only a few months, and some reviews claim it may not last beyond about two years.
Flickering has led to returns, including at least two separate returns due to the same issue.
One unit reportedly flickers but the flicker stops after about 30 minutes, which still indicates a recurring behavior.
The monitor's 15W USB-C power delivery may be intended for laptops rather than phones, which can limit charging expectations.
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I bought 2 of them at the price $112 in the past. It said "refurbished" but looks no difference as new. It is also with 2 years warranty. And the title of the ebay one shows "170 Hz". The actual ones they sent are the version 2 with a better config 180Hz
Laptops are the ones this monitor PD designed for
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So yes, the warranty on electronics is not quite the same. It's still basically better than everyone else, however.
I bought 2 of them at the price $112 in the past. It said "refurbished" but looks no difference as new. It is also with 2 years warranty. And the title of the ebay one shows "170 Hz". The actual ones they sent are the version 2 with a better config 180Hz
I bought 2 of them at the price $112 in the past. It said "refurbished" but looks no difference as new. It is also with 2 years warranty. And the title of the ebay one shows "170 Hz". The actual ones they sent are the version 2 with a better config 180Hz
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