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LG UltraGear 24GN60R-B, 23.8-inch Monitor, IPS Display, 144Hz, 1ms FULL HD - £159.98 @ LG
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
This is currently being sold for £199 on both Currys and Amazon but you can get 25% off that price.
- Normal Price £199.99
- LG Sale gives £40 off to £159.99
- 2% discount for being in the LG Club takes it to £156.78
- If you don't already have an LG Club account you get a 5% voucher off first order taking it to £148.94.
- Normal Price £199.99
- LG Sale gives £40 off to £159.99
- 2% discount for being in the LG Club takes it to £156.78
- If you don't already have an LG Club account you get a 5% voucher off first order taking it to £148.94.
- 23.8-inch FHD (1920 X 1080) Display
- IPS 1ms (GtG)
- 144Hz Refresh Rate
- sRGB 99% (Typ.) & HDR10
- AMD FreeSync™ Premium
- Virtually Borderless Design
- 350 nits brightness.
- 1000:1 contrast ratio
- With an sRGB 99% colour gamut and Full-HD resolution (1920 X 1080) Display based on an 23.8-inch IPS panel, the 24GN600 monitor reproduces even more vivid scenes on the battlefield.
- IPS 1ms technology provides the ultrahigh speed with exceptional graphics quality for total immersion.
- The 144Hz refresh rate lets gamers see the next frame more quickly and makes image appear smoother.
- HDR10 delivers dynamic contrast and high-fidelity colour for better immersion.
- AMD FreeSync Premium minimises screen tearing and stuttering for a smoother gaming experience.
- Enhance your gaming experience with eye-catching design, and virtually borderless design. The base can be adjusted to change the tilt of the monitor to help you play game more comfortably
More details at LG Electronics
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Edited by a community support team member, 4 March 2023
3 Comments
sorted byI'm not going to send it back, but the colour calibration was dreadful out of the box with everything having a terrible blue tint to the point that I had to manually adjust many values to get it anything like it's 27" sibling it is sitting alongside.
That is very unusual for an LG panel to be so poor out of the box. Turns out that the monitor appears to be a cheaper version of the monitor that LG actually advertise. It has less ports than featured on the LG site, doesn't have the red accents (the red bits are all black) and uses a cheaper BOE panel rather than LG using their own.
I think we can all see why LG have cut the price of the screen by £40. Shame they have decided to not update the photos on their own website to reference the removal of ports, removal of red accents and whilst technically the new panel meets the specs, it's clearly been substituted for a cheaper panel. The fact LG bought in panels from an external provider despite being the biggest manufacturer of panels in the world, says it all.
There is no way that LG should be able to sell this monitor on their website claiming a £40 saving when the model that they are now selling clearly looks like a revised cheaper version of the product than what was sold at full price. (edited)