Seems like a very good price for this monitor. Uses a PLS panel, which is not quite as dynamic as IPS but is close enough, and provides better response times.
Seems to be around £150-£160 on most sites, so the 'deal' seems genuine enough and very positive reviews on Amazon where the negative ones seem to relate to the 28" version.
Nope, it's not a 144hz 1ms Gsync/Vsync gaming beast but it would probably suit the majority of people, and native HDMI input also (I assume) make it viable for lots of other uses aside from being a PC monitor.
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Norman-B
4 Apr 17#6
Now £159.29.
Themadcow
20 Mar 17#3
One downside I'd note is that it doesn't have speakers from what I can tell.
JumpMan1980
20 Mar 17#2
Would someone please identify a monitor around 24-28" that will show off a ps4 pro's capabilities!?
quintinsanders12 to JumpMan1980
20 Mar 171#4
LG27UD58 or LG27UD68
Denonx22 to JumpMan1980
21 Mar 171#5
Be careful here and make some checks in descriptions as I read that monitors don't yet have HDR capability so you could spend a lot of money on this and miss one of the main features to show off the pro.
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Seems to be around £150-£160 on most sites, so the 'deal' seems genuine enough and very positive reviews on Amazon where the negative ones seem to relate to the 28" version.
Nope, it's not a 144hz 1ms Gsync/Vsync gaming beast but it would probably suit the majority of people, and native HDMI input also (I assume) make it viable for lots of other uses aside from being a PC monitor.
6 comments