With a sleek, stylish design and jaw-dropping Full HD display to bring your home movies and photos to life and offer easy editing. The HP Pavilion 27XW monitor comes with IPS technology to provide stunning colours and wide-viewing angle.
Contemporary style
Crafted with a borderless shell and 27" display to neatly sit on your office desk or in the living room while delivering mind-blowing visuals.
Make a connection
The HP Pavilion 27XW monitor is fitted with HDMI and VGA ports to give you the option to link it up to your laptop, PC, console and/or HD TV for multi-screen enjoyment.
9 comments
deals_on_wheels
29 May 16#1
You probably ought to add 'Refurbished' in the title
quidstretchy
29 May 165#2
and since "refurbished" is a weasely way of saying second hand, just call them 2nd hand
ollie87
31 May 161#3
27 inches is a bit on the large size for only 1080p too. 1080p @ 27 inches is 81.59 Pixels Per Inch (PPI), which is less than the 1366x768 @ 15.6 inches (100.45 PPI) that people **** off every time a cheap laptop is posted.
Fine if you've got cataracts I guess.
nyasham to ollie87
31 May 16#7
Well I assume most people sit further back from a standalone monitor than they do on a laptop monitor. At best, they are equally rubbish
DealJourno
31 May 16#4
Good price, but wouldn't buy from the retailer due to poor service in the past.
mrcommentator
31 May 161#5
Nah m8 its not 1366x768 sucks not because of PPI but rather the pixels you have to work with on your screen. Low res = less space for multiple windows.
Though, to add to your point 90 PPI is the lower limit as to what is acceptable unless your screen is doubling as a TV
ollie87
31 May 16#6
Erm, that's basically the same thing really. 1080p isn't really that much better, and at this size the pixels are huge.
Gort1951
31 May 16#8
Horrible HP stands.
BigYoSpeck
1 Jun 16#9
No problem with the resolution currently using a 27" Acer monitor which is only 1080p. For film and games when you sit back from it it's fine. On the Windows desktop it's not quite as lovely as a high DPI monitor but they are still very usable value devices.
But I'd sooner go for a cheaper Acer VA panel than this. I got mine for £120 which they show up on offers for pretty frequently, you can still get one now for £133 I think from ebuyer and that's brand new, lower response times so better for games, high brightness than this and is VESA mountable. VA vs IPS is contentious but there isn't much in it when looking at budget offerings.
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Opening post
Contemporary style
Crafted with a borderless shell and 27" display to neatly sit on your office desk or in the living room while delivering mind-blowing visuals.
Make a connection
The HP Pavilion 27XW monitor is fitted with HDMI and VGA ports to give you the option to link it up to your laptop, PC, console and/or HD TV for multi-screen enjoyment.
9 comments
Fine if you've got cataracts I guess.
Though, to add to your point 90 PPI is the lower limit as to what is acceptable unless your screen is doubling as a TV
But I'd sooner go for a cheaper Acer VA panel than this. I got mine for £120 which they show up on offers for pretty frequently, you can still get one now for £133 I think from ebuyer and that's brand new, lower response times so better for games, high brightness than this and is VESA mountable. VA vs IPS is contentious but there isn't much in it when looking at budget offerings.