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Forget You’re Looking at a Screen With This LG Monitor

By Laura Tucker
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This three-sided virtually borderless screen will make you forget that you’re not looking at the real thing when you’re streaming, gaming, or just viewing your screensaver. Get the LG 27MP400-B 27” Monitor for under $100 in a limited-time deal.

Along with looking very realistic, the three-sided virtually borderless design with an extra-wide panoramic screen allows you to be more productive with work. When you’re done working, you can stream your favorite TV shows and blockbuster movies in Full HD. Catch the action in true color on the IPS display.

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Your gaming and streaming will be smooth with a superfast 75Hz refresh rate. You can also reduce tearing, stutter, and lag in your gaming with the built-in AMD FreeSync. It also has a Reader Mode that allows you to keep your eyes on the screen longer by reducing the blue light.

The LG 27MP400-B 27” Monitor will sit on your desk comfortably, but it can also be mounted to the wall if you find you don’t have enough desktop space for the 27” FHD IPS display. You can also split the display or adjust the options with just a few clicks of the on-screen controls.

The unibody design and narrow bezel, combined with the tilt adjustment, allow you to view it from nearly any angle comfortably.

Get this Full HD 1920 x 1080 monitor for 23% off and pay just $99.99.

LG 27MP400-B 27” Monitor

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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