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Whether it’s being used for working, gaming, or streaming, a new monitor is sure to enhance any computer app. If it’s been a while since you upgraded your desktop’s screen (or if you’re interested in a second monitor setup for your laptop), your eyes will thank you: Most of these new options include filters and settings to keep eyestrain to a minimum. Outside of just enhanced resolution and size, modern PC monitors come with a host of new connectivity and media functions. Check out some of the best deal’s we’ve found online for computer monitors of all shapes and sizes below:
The Best Aussie Monitor Deals
- Alienware AW3225QF 31.6″ 4K Gaming Monitor – A$1,511.20 (was $1,889, 20% off)
- AOC AG275QXR 27″ QHD 2K 1ms 170Hz Free-Sync IPS Gaming Monitor, Agon Pink Special Edition – A$449 (was $574, 22% off)
- ASUS 24″ VA24EHF Eye Care Gaming Monitor – A$109 (was $159, 31% off)
- Kogan 27″ Curved Full HD 100Hz FreeSync Monitor – A$169 (was $529, save $360)
- Lenovo D32-40 – 31.5-inch, FHD Monitor – A$216 (was $349, 38% off)
- LG 24″ 24MR400-B FHD Monitor – A$99 (was $139, 29% off)
- MSI PRO MP2412 23.8″ FHD Eye Care Business Monitor – A$92 (was $129, 29% off)
- MSI MAG 27C6F 27″ FHD Curved Gaming Monitor – A$179 (was $239, 25% off)
- PRISM+ XQ340 PRO 34″ QLED 165Hz 1ms Curved Ultrawide WQHD Gaming Monitor – A$448.99 (was $1,099, 59% off)
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When making a purchase decision, the first thing to consider available space. Whether you’re putting your monitor on a desk or attaching it to a wall, most of us like to have at least a 24- to 30-inch screen. Though if you’ve got lots of documents you’re working on at once or doing some detailed graphical work, a wider or even a curved-screen monitor is worth looking into.
Resolution is a more important decision when it comes to cost: 1080p is good enough for basic office work on a moderate-sized screen (about 24-30 inches), though you’ll notice the difference if you step up to 1440p. Gamers will probably want to splurge on a 4K monitor if their graphics cards can handle the work. You’ll also want to pay attention to refresh rate: 75Hz is the standard for office work but gaming monitors should look at options starting at 144Hz.
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