This Dell 27-Inch FHD IPS monitor is only $89 at Best Buy

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Right now at Best Buy, you can find the Dell S2721NX 27-inch FHD monitor for one of its lowest prices to date. This IPS display usually goes for around $159 but it's currently discounted to just $89. This deal is part of a limited offer that's scheduled to expire by the end of February 23rd, 2025 (14 hours left at the time of publishing), so you don't have too much time to mull over whether or not you want to indulge in a new monitor.

Unfortunately, we haven't had the opportunity to review the Dell S2721NX just yet, but we definitely have plenty of experience with leading brands like Dell and other monitors on the market. If you want to get a better idea of how this monitor compares to other popular displays, you should check out our list of best gaming monitors. There you can see what our favorite picks are in various categories ranging from budget displays to those with super high-quality specs.

Dell S2721NX 27-Inch IPS FHD Monitor: now $89 at Best Buy

Dell S2721NX 27-Inch IPS FHD Monitor: now $89 at Best Buy (was $159)
For a limited time, you can pick up the Dell S2721NX gaming monitor for one of its best prices to date. This display is AMD FreeSync certified and features a 27-inch FHD IPS panel with a refresh rate of 75Hz.

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  • Alvar "Miles" Udell
    Now if only we could have sub-$200 40" 3840x1080 60-75hz displays targeted towards offices so we wouldn't have to use two 24-27".
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  • frogr
    Alvar Miles Udell said:
    Now if only we could have sub-$200 40" 3840x1080 60-75hz displays targeted towards offices so we wouldn't have to use two 24-27".
    I pity anyone who has to use 1080 monitors for working with large spreadsheets and or revising complex documents. At 27 inches, 1440 is so much better.
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  • Alvar "Miles" Udell
    frogr said:
    I pity anyone who has to use 1080 monitors for working with large spreadsheets and or revising complex documents. At 27 inches, 1440 is so much better.

    It is a failing of Microsoft to not have an inbuilt Virtual Super Resolution like you get with AMD and nVidia dGPUs.
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