G-Sync compatible and with a 1ms response time, this 27-inch screen is an ideal match for any mid-range gaming PC and has a massive 33% off.

The Q27G4ZD’s backside is nearly all black, with no adjustable RGB lighting like you'll find on more expensive monitors.

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Apologies for the repost - our first version of this video appeared to exhibit some issues! 4K/144Hz monitors have really started to take off in the last 12 months, but they're still quite expensive.

AOC launches the AGON AG277UX monitor with 27" Fast IPS panel, dual-mode 1080p 320Hz and 4K 160Hz support, DisplayHDR 600, and G-SYNC compatibility.