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This is a great bargain especially considering that this is a 27 inch model. Typically these will cost upwards of $500 to $600 for a good quality 240hz monitor highly recommend this for anyone on the market for a new gaming monitor.
[Pre Order] Kogan 27" Curved Full HD 240hz FreeSync Gaming Monitor (1920 × 1080) $349 + Freight (Free with First) @ Kogan
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90% out 100% member here are competitive so it won't sell. That is sad #profanity
pretty sure its the opposite since IPS and VA are all the rage here
u do know 1ms vs 5ms or whatever is fake/artifical
It's all garbage nonsense.
Wow, no Kogan branding. It's funny how much more likely that would make me to buy it, if I was in the market for such a monitor.
This "first thing" doesn't apply to some regional areas like Darwin! (??) That's sucks
bought IPS panel 144mhz on AOC brand at the same price.
Don't forget you would have got a free steam voucher as well (if you got it recently).
Link please
https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/AOC-27G2-27-FHD-LCD-LED-144Hz-Fr…
sorry, no stock now, but you can add to watch list and wait for 20% off.
144mhz Not equal to 240hz.
Hardly makes a difference, unless you have a high spec graphics card, in which case you wouldnt buy this because monitor because of slow response time.
Depends on the game, wouldnt take too beefy a card for a lot of esports tittles like dota, rocket league or overwatch
Not 240hz lol
Not trying to hijack the thread, but are there any current 27inch,1440p,144hz IPS budget monitor options? The viewsonic seems to be the best value right now but it's still around that $500 mark
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/best/1440p-144hz#conc… 700-800 is what you will need to spend for the LG and ASUS IPS alternatives
I would never pay $700+ for a 27 inch monitor. I prefer to get a "average" bigger one like kogan 34 ultrawide 144hz for 640.
Looking to do a triple monitor setup for my sim racing rig. Any thoughts on these monitors suitability? They look pretty good to me, but I don't have the greatest knowledge of exactly what I'm looking for.
If no good, any recommendations on others? Looking to do 3 x 1080 monitors with the smallest bezels possible and am trying to keep the cost for the 3 monitors to around $1k (less if at all possible).
Depends how necessary a high refresh rate is for gaming these would most likely be more than adequate but you could save some money if 240hz is not needed for the games you play. as well you would need a powerful system to run 3 1080p monitors gaming at 240hz so you would definitely save a lot by going with 144hz monitors
do you even need 144hz for sim racing ?
Ah, good point. 240hz is probably a bit overkill. Yeah, even 144hz might not be necessary.
100hz is fine for iracing. Infact optimal.
$1k
49" super ultrawide 32:9
acer/kogan/samsung
All above 1k
i've seen them 999
currently acer 1199 , and that's RRP without sales
and OP asks for "around $1k" , so yeah
@dcep: I would grab the 43 inch Lenovo or Asus. Better DPI. Asus is around this price but Lenovo is expensive now.
As much as I like the Ultrawides, they still don't QUITE have the span of 3 x 27 inch monitors… I don't think.
LOL, FHD on 27inch isn't "breathtaking resolution"
it made you laugh taking breath away from you
The refresh rate in the description says
Refresh Rate 140Hz
wtf?? is it 240 or 140hz
edit: Assuming 240hz cause it is advertised like 5 times
Do u think this will sellout fast and they'll bump up the price??
I think they will and the stock will run out.
I have a question for anyone else that has bought this monitor or knows the answer to this question. What does the button that looks like a light bulb do? It's not explained at all in the manual and I can't seem to notice any difference when I press it or hold it for any length of time.
The VA panel and 6ms response time probably won't work well for competitive shooters but for general gaming this could be good, if the panel and build quality are decent.