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Posted 7 June 2023
Dell 27" Gaming Monitor G2723HN - 165 Hz Full HD IPS, NVIDIA G-SYNC, 350 nits, Tilt - £142.49 with code - Delivered @ Dell
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Dell 27" Gaming Monitor G2723HN reduced from £219 to £149.99, get extra 5% off with code TELEGRAPH5MON
Ultra responsive gaming
Play your best with a 1ms response time that eliminates motion blur and a 165Hz refresh rate for faster reaction times. Get built-in AMD FreeSync™ Premium and NVIDIA® G-SYNC® compatibility that ensures fluid and tear-free gameplay.
Detailed visuals shine
A 27” FHD screen with 1920x1080 resolution gives you a crystal-clear and detailed gaming experience. Plus, Fast IPS panel technology that supports 99% sRGB maintains stunning clarity and consistent colors from every angle to keep you completely immersed in the game.
Flicker free gaming
Play all day with Dell ComfortView Plus, the always-on, built-in TUV low blue light hardware solution that reduces harmful blue light without sacrificing true-to-life colors.
No detail too small
A multi monitor setup along with the 3-side narrow bezels provide a seamless expansive playing field that lets you see the details bigger and better.
Nonstop gaming
With exterior vents in a bold gamified design, the Dell 27 Gaming monitor adds style to your gaming setup while improving heat dispersal so you can game uninterrupted for long hours.
Sports
Measure your target game rate with ease by turning on Sports mode while playing time-based or turn-based real-time strategy games.
FPS
Fine-tune the balance between in-game visuals and frame rates to evaluate the performance impact of different system configurations and graphic settings.
RPG
Improve visibility with RPG Mode by enhancing dark shadows in your favorite games.
Connectivity options
1. Power Connector | 2. Security lock slot (based on Kensington Security Slot™) | 3. Stand Lock Feature | 4. HDMI Port (2.0) | 5. HDMI Port (2.0) | 6. DisplayPort 1.2 | 7. Headphone Out Port
Ultra responsive gaming
Play your best with a 1ms response time that eliminates motion blur and a 165Hz refresh rate for faster reaction times. Get built-in AMD FreeSync™ Premium and NVIDIA® G-SYNC® compatibility that ensures fluid and tear-free gameplay.
Detailed visuals shine
A 27” FHD screen with 1920x1080 resolution gives you a crystal-clear and detailed gaming experience. Plus, Fast IPS panel technology that supports 99% sRGB maintains stunning clarity and consistent colors from every angle to keep you completely immersed in the game.
Flicker free gaming
Play all day with Dell ComfortView Plus, the always-on, built-in TUV low blue light hardware solution that reduces harmful blue light without sacrificing true-to-life colors.
No detail too small
A multi monitor setup along with the 3-side narrow bezels provide a seamless expansive playing field that lets you see the details bigger and better.
Nonstop gaming
With exterior vents in a bold gamified design, the Dell 27 Gaming monitor adds style to your gaming setup while improving heat dispersal so you can game uninterrupted for long hours.
Sports
Measure your target game rate with ease by turning on Sports mode while playing time-based or turn-based real-time strategy games.
FPS
Fine-tune the balance between in-game visuals and frame rates to evaluate the performance impact of different system configurations and graphic settings.
RPG
Improve visibility with RPG Mode by enhancing dark shadows in your favorite games.
Connectivity options
1. Power Connector | 2. Security lock slot (based on Kensington Security Slot™) | 3. Stand Lock Feature | 4. HDMI Port (2.0) | 5. HDMI Port (2.0) | 6. DisplayPort 1.2 | 7. Headphone Out Port
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12 Comments
sorted byMy advice, buy it if you need a new monitor. Then, read all the reviews that are available while you wait for it to be delivered. Once it gets delivered, if you don't like it just return it! Rather than dither and allow everyone else to grab one while its on offer and then find, once you've decided to buy that there's no stock left! Which is what I did the time before I pulled my finger out in April, I finally made my mind up only to find they had run out of stock! If you do your research, read the reviews you'll find that it generally attracts positive feedback and in the main that is based on its RRP of £219.00
I bought this monitor not for gaming but as an eventual replacement for my existing Dell UltraSharp U2713HM 27" monitor that I bought back in January 2013 which is still going strong (touch wood) but as it's 10 years old now I'm grateful for every day it springs into life!
So, whilst I do a little gaming it will mostly be used as a day to day monitor working within MS Office, internet browsing and watching various movies and TV via Plex. In the interim, and while the U2713HM continues to work into its old age, one of my daughters is enjoying the benefits of this particular monitor. She's studying photography and its proving to be a pretty good monitor for that purpose so don't let the 'gaming' in the title mislead you into thinking it's only really for the gamers out there, it's a good all round monitor at a very good price!
I'm no expert when it comes to monitors and appreciate input from those that have a little more knowledge than me.
With regards to gaming... I'd certainly fall into the 'older' console bracket but do have a fair number of PC games on Steam and similar platforms etc.
My eyesight isn't great LOL! but is 1080p really outdated tech for the average Jo / Joanne now or are those comments directed at the 'serious' end of the gaming community?
My 'old' Dell UltraSharp U2713HM is capable of displaying 1440p via DisplayPort or DVI but although my even older Dell XPS8300 desktop has a DisplayPort connection I just use HDMI and thus 1080p... am I missing out would I notice much of a difference?
Can you suggest any sub £150 27" monitors from a reliable manufacturer capable of displaying 1440p as a possible alternative to this one?
No codes required to get that price... just checked that TELEGRAPH5MON code and it took £6.95 off bringing price down to £132.05!!
If considering buying I'd also try going through either Quidco or TCB who are offering 7.7% and 7% respectively... always worth a punt!
Maybe monitor manufacturers should use a controller and scaler from their TV lineup. If they can claim the upscaler users AI and is better than native 8K* I'm sure they'll find buyers.
* When viewed at certain angles on a blue moon night between the hours of 23:59 and 00:01...