Gaming Monitor Deals & Offers

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Anyone know if you can mount this monitor?

Checkout says "FLASHSALESNEAKPEEK" is expired, despite it being plastered all over the website. Definitely something buggy happening. I tried calling sales support but have been hung up on during hold 4 times now. Signed in with StudentBeans.

Yeah I don't mind going bigger. I'm running a 25" 2.7k dell screen at the moment and the DPI seems perfect

Yeah I did that, still didn’t allow me to apply the code saying it was invalid.

I have these in 32". I think they're great for the price range. No issues with general use or high demand games.

I think I have this one, the model numbers are confusing. I'm pretty crap at all games but due to my old i5 2500k rig dying and me getting a 1660 super and new system based on Ryzen, I've been playing games. Mortal Kombat 11 looks great, especially since the last time to played was mortal Kombat (no numbers) on the Amiga (was also on the Sega master system) Heh, bit off topic, sorry (:I

Sent 2 of these back, couldn't handle the ghosting from high paced fps unfortunately

VA screen 4ms GtG typical Surprised by lack of even Freesynq. Lots of other models in same price bracket with more versatility. Cold There are now newer models of the Samsung CJG50 series including the Samsung C27JG56 and the Samsung C32JG56. The CJG56 models feature AMD FreeSync

Not much of a "gaming monitor" if it doesn't have adaptive sync. I don't expect the response times to be any decent either.

Oh sorry. I nearly got into buying it until I realized it's 60hz

I know this is 60hz. I was replying to the poster suggesting not being 144hz was a deal breaker, which was a ridiculous thing to say at this price point.

60Hz

Gone for this as cheapest 4K with portrait / pivot stand seen so far. Thanks OP (y)

4k IPS 60hz is available at this kind of price of you look around. I would not buy 4k TN. Or Asus, for that matter...

I'd pay the extra £100 for the 4800H version with double the ram and SSD size.

Thanks

I think yes to both hot & noisy. Some big technical bod from AMD recently admitted that the 5600M, whilst capable, isn't the most thermally efficient GPU. I'm sure they'll get better & (hopefully) overtake Nvidia. If you can afford to hang on for another year or two (I can) then wait. If you can't, then this is pretty good for the money.

Have a look at the review in the top comments section.

Looks good Any idea how hot and noisy it’ll be for standard use and also gaming?

144Hz means smoother visuals and support for higher FPS but the tradeoff is a smaller screen and slightly worse graphics.

By Acer do you mean Asus VG249Q? And by AOC do you mean 24G2U? Also funnily enough, i heard the ASUS VG249Q had the better stand but other than that it was down to colours. Which is entirely subjective, meaning the AOC 24g2u over saturates things (could possibly make things look prettier) however the asus vg249q has a more accurate colour representation using sRGB.

As Azani said the differences are minor. AOC seems to have a good stand but some strange colour settings, whilst the Acer will lock you to normal overdrive whilst using freesync and the cheap Asus has an awful stand etc etc. Probably worth just going for the one that's cheapest [and available!!!] In theory they're supposed to be around £130-£150 each, not seen that for anything but the Acer though.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/eqmscz/what_is_the_best_of_these_4_aoc_24g2_vs_acer/ Found this reddit thread on it, it seems generally the Asus ones are better though also the most expensive. but really it seems like you can't really go wrong with any of them

Will they all be as good as each other ? For example I was eyeing the AOC 24G2U but there’s no stock in england so I pulled the trigger on the ASUS TUF VG249Q. Is the Asus or the AOC better ?

I have been looking at monitors for a fortnight to have a second screen now I'm working at home, but everything in the UK worth having seemed to be out of stock and / or prices were ridiculous (e.g. the AOC 24G2U monitor selling for £270 at CCL when it was £100 less in February - most likely why they were the only UK seller with stock). I decided to order from Amazon in Europe as I've bought PC components from them previously and they claimed to be receiving stock before most of the UK stores. Ordered the AOC 24G2U from Amazon.FR on Friday (29th) and it was dispatched yesterday for Thursday delivery - £188.15 including delivery with a fee-free credit card. Definitely worth checking elsewhere and checking stock regularly - Amazon.ES and .FR seemed to be the cheapest.

Heat! I bought this monitor from Amazon UK about 2 weeks ago for £209 (it's now £265!). I love it! I might have been lucky but there were no dead pixels and I don't really see any back light bleed (but then again, I never use the monitor in the dark anyway). I mainly play Overwatch on it and for me, 144hz makes a massive difference compared to 60hz, I feel like I'm more accurate especially when having to quickly turn around and acquire a target. The 144hz works over HDMI too so don't need a DisplayPort cable unless you want to use FreeSync over G-Sync. It uses a normal 'kettle lead' too which is good because there's an issue of some of the boxes only turning up with an EU plug and not a UK one. After loads of 1 star reviews on Amazon specifically because of this, Amazon staff have been manually putting UK plugs in the box but the one I got had the wrong connection type on the other end so didn't fit! Luckily I already had a spare power supply cable around so used that.

It's preference really, they are both really good monitors. I'd go for the ASUS if having more accurate colours is important.

Which would be the better option to go for if they were the same price ? The AOC 24G2U or ASUS TUF VG249Q?

Yeah, no wide gamut on this one, from what I've heard this screen has less saturated colours than the 24G2U, should be more accurate. Seems like a great monitor, I'd consider getting one personally but the lack an audio out port bugs me.

how far away would you have to be from the screen for this to be clear?

FHD on a 32" monitor for children to play computer games on is absolutely fine. It is no different than watching a full HD 32" TV, coping with the speed of movement is the most important thing and this monitor will be more than adeqate.

Will this also work with gsync?

Please show the 1440P+ 144hz monitor you’ve seen for less than £200.

I don't see the problem, I just set my 32inch 1440p monitor to 1080p and it looks fine.. Obviously 1440p is sharper.

There are no speakers on board. There is a 3.5mm audio out jack you can connect to an external audio device

Just wondering what you mean by audio? The listing on Lenovo's site says there are no built-in speakers.

Seems expired now, £349 atm

Received today. Screen quality is great, and it really looks like the part. Can't get the audio to work at all, despite updating drivers and trying multiple PC's. Seems to be faulty.

Mines being delivered Monday so will let everyone know what its like!

Does it have speakers?

75hz

Thought you were referring to the delivery cost. Yes looks like error on the posting on HUK

Add delivery which is a MIN of £11.10

Maybe it's not free but the price on the website is now £89.99 with 1 in stock.

I only logged in to amazon.fr and left it thinking it would be a hassle to deal with it later on. Surprisingly the order was placed automatically and I was billed 256£ I didn’t know how it happened but I had google french to English to cancel the order to get refund

I've got the lg 32gk650f for just under £300 (might be just a bit over) and I really like it. Freesync for the space monitor can be enabled with a firmware update and theres a new 32" 144hz/1440p version with freesync already enabled out as well.

as for comparison, why not get something like the Acer Nitro vg270ub. It's around £250, 27 inch, Ips panel, 2k ress display, 75hz. 1ms response time (sort of) and freesync (and Gsync compatible). But has the worst stand ever created, but can be vesa mounted. Just my 2 pence.

How do I order??

What comes in the box is a transformer attached to an EU plug, not a standard power lead like a kettle lead. You won't be able to buy just the moulded part from samsung to make it into a UK plug. You'll need a EU to UK adaptor like this: https://www.amazon.co.uk/auna-adapter-European-Adapter-Adaptor/dp/B0039K5XNC

Was very tempted to get this, but the screen is too much of a hit and miss for me. The screen doesn't get lit up nearly half as much as I would like, fans get loud, so be prepared if using it in the bed. These few niggles along with only a 4800H, and a QWERTZ kayboard, mean I must turn this one down too. Still waiting for my perfect laptop. Voting hot as its still a good deal for those looking for a 2060 4800H 144Hz beast.

how many points you get in 3dmark firestrike? thx I am thinking about either 3700x or 4800H and rtx2060

add on 20% vat and you have your £1200 price, US prices are without sales tax which varies by state.

There are two versions of the screen on these the bad one is the Panda which has bad colour reproduction and blurring. Some have had an AU optics panel fitted which is much better but hard to get hold off. Unfortunately it’s a panel lottery if you get the better screen.

Pretty much just Y and Z swapped. There may be labels for European characters but you can ignore them. I used a qwertz keyboard on a laptop for long periods with no problems.

I was tempted by this as a second monitor beside my 27GL850B but people put me off about 1080p on a 27" monitor.

Currys ebay took about 2 days to deliver mine with dpd

I'd agree but it does depend slightly on how far away you sit

1080p not good for this size.

I got the 32 inch qhd (1440p) version from currrys direct for 319 with next day dpd. Not sure how long delivery is via ebay. They wouldn't tive me the 5pc discount. But a great monitor and Tim from Hardware unboxed's favourite.

Looks like these DO ship from Germany. I ordered Air Pod Pros last week via Amazon.de and those actually shipped from within the UK. Expected delivery is Thursday this coming week, so effectively a 7 day delivery time frame to the UK.

This just dropped even further to EUR 420,76. Re-ordered for £376.32! (highfive)

That's good to know, though I'd imagine it would be a bit pricey to send back a large item like this.

I did a test on an order I made from amazon.de and it states that Amazon will refund upto €7.99 (or something like that) for postage

I'm not sure to be honest, perhaps it may be possible to return an item for free but I'd look into it.

VA

Is that a TA panel?

Is this expired?

Ordered. Thanks for posting.

It looks like you can return to store for store credit but not a refund