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HP OMEN 27q 27-Inch IPS QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor $279.20 Delivered @ HP via eBay

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couple of other deals similar to the previous sales, but this 27 QHD seems to be all time low, not much desktop deals this time..

HP Home Monitors | OMEN by HP 27 inch FHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor | OMEN 27 $223.20 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/364361696209
HP Home Monitors | OMEN by HP 27 inch FHD 240Hz Gaming Monitor | OMEN 27s $383.20 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/364260209700
HP Home Monitors | OMEN by HP 31.5 inch QHD 165Hz Curved Gaming Monitor | OMEN $358.40 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/364361696227

OMEN | 17.3" QHD | 13th Gen i7 | 32GB | 1TB | RTX4070 (8 GB GDDR6) $2,351.20 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/364705986100
OMEN | 17.3" QHD | 13th Gen i7 | 32GB | 1TB | RTX4080 (12 GB GDDR6) $2,896.00 https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/364705986102

also some good 16.1 inch laptop offers on the site.

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Comments

  • Is this 4K? Further down in the description it refers to the panel as 1920 x 1080?

  • Not bad for a qhd

  • Do these have an eye strain setting for office use?
    Edit: Description says they do, but doesn't look like they are VESA mountable :(

  • +1

    Can this be used on Macbook Pro M1. Cheers

    • Are you asking wheather it supports USB-C/USB-C power delivery?

    • Using HDMI

  • Am I likely to find a better 27" 1440p monitor for the price (or even spend a bit more?)

    • I’ve been keeping an eye on monitors, although I don’t know much about HP monitors but for the main specs it seems like a good price

    • not really, some 27'' 1440p sub-240hz non-VA panels might be insignificantly faster, or have features this one doesn't, e.g. KVM.
      there's also sub $400 options for those wanting 32'' 1440p.
      without deals I don't see a significantly better monitor under around 500$.

      so this price is pretty good for 27'' 1440p

      • Thanks. Don't need more features as just for a desktop. Maybe I do look at 32" 1440p for a bit more. Really then find they don't always have 144hz

        • +1

          32" 1440p is the same pixel density as 24" 1080p, not really worth your time and is meant for people who have their monitor 60-100 cms back from their viewing position.

          • @jasswolf: Cheers. I'm never going to have a graphics card that can run 4k so this seems like a pretty good option.

            • @kulprit: I mean most of the current GPU series is sufficiently 4K capable, and you're going to own the monitor for more than 4 years, so…

              But personally I would be aiming for higher and higher refresh rate 1440p for now, we're on a road to 1000Hz as much as we are 8K (and beyond) for monitors.

    • +2
    • +1

      I've been looking for months and it's the best I've found for less than $350.

      I think the Gigabyte M27q has better features, and Dell g2724d has a better panel but is heaps more expensive. LG have some great models but they cost significantly more too.

    • You will not. I've been watching for around 3 months and you cannot get a sub $300 monitor that is 27" 1440p 350nits+ 100hz+. The closest is a Dell s2725ds and it is around $30-60 dearer depending on sales.

  • +1

    FYI: I have this monitor at work and you can achieve 165Hz if you are using display port and if you are using HDMI you get only 144Hz.

    • +1

      thats same on my Dell monitor as well, may be thats the norm…

      • +1

        Yes it is.
        Most of them don't to realise that even display port come with specifications. The DP2 is the newer version which supports up to single display 16K @60Hz or dual or triple at 4K and 10K @ 60Hz or 144Hz respectively.
        The latest version is DP2.1 which was released in 2024 which has resolution rate of 8K2K@ 240Hz or 8K4K @ 120Hz

  • contemplating this over the 24 inch QHD 165hz… 27 is just a tad too large for me for the viewing distance on my desk.

    • +2

      Hmm I have my doubts. Is your face 5cm from the screen?

      • +1

        people got different desk depth and different monitor mount.
        for ppl with shorter table without monitor arms, 24'' is a lot more comfortable, other than 24'' - 25'' also being best screen size for competitive gaming.
        that said 27'' is quite a bit better for multitasking

  • Buying 32inch . I have 27 inch now . Is it too big for work ( no programming) ?

    • +4

      32" 4k is what I have had for almost a year now. it's perfect for any sort of productivity

      32" QHD is a bit too pixelated for my liking. 27 QHD is perfect.

  • Strange that it is listed by HP itself but the post barely has any if the crucial information like the connectivity options of the monitor

  • got one OP, thanks

  • Pulled the trigger on 2. Anyone know if it comes with DP or HDMI cables?

    • +2

      Product page specs says DP cable only:

      What's In The Box: Monitor; DisplayPort™ cable; Warranty card; Quick Setup Poster; AC power cord

    • No HDMI cable

  • I've been waiting for this!

  • Looks like a great deal. Personally I find qhd at 27 slightly too low definition but 4k27 is a pretty uncommon spec.

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