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Save 24% on an LG FHD 27″ 27MP450-B Computer Monitor

By Laura Tucker
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If things just don’t look right on your computer currently, maybe it’s time to get a new monitor. Don’t think you have to spend a lot, though, as you can get an LG FHD 27″ 27MP450-B Computer Monitor for just $129.99, without missing any great features.

The Full HD IPS Display has a three-sided, nearly borderless design, providing wide viewing angles and vibrant colors. It sets in a uni-body design that allows you to adjust for tilt and height to get just the right distance for your comfort and visibility with a desktop. Alternatively, mount it with a 75 x 75 mm bracket.

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The LG 27″ computer monitor includes AMD FreeSync to manage the refresh rate and reduce screen tearing, flicker, and stuttering, leading to smooth results for gaming. Videos cards, such as the AMD Radeon series, are supported, too. Long gaming or work sessions won’t hurt your eyes, as Reader Mode’s blue light reduction and Flicker Safe will keep your eyes protected and minimize eye fatigue. Adjust the screen easily with your mouse.

The Dynamic Action Sync will reduce input lag, helping your response time. Dark scenes will be brightened dynamically with the Black Stabilizer. The Crosshair feature with help you find your enemy more easily in battles.

Take $40 off this 27″ tilt and height adjustment monitor and pay just $129.99. Alternatively, get the same monitor with only tilt and pay just $119.99.

LG FHD 27″ 27MP450-B Computer 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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