Grab a 32-Inch 4K LG Monitor for Under $300: Real Deals
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Today's deals include a 4K monitor, a powerful laptop with an interesting 16:10 screen aspect ratio, Logitech peripherals, and a fast portable storage solution.
If you're looking for a budget 4K monitor for under $300 then perhaps you may be interested in the LG 32UN500-W 4K Monitor for $296 from Amazon. This screen has a large 32-inch VA panel that brings you a sharp 4K picture but does lack some of the refinements of its more expensive relatives in the LG range. If you have a look at our review of the LG 32UN500-W you can see how we liked its decent build quality, adaptive sync, and good contrast, but, were disappointed with its mediocre HDR performance, lack of USB ports, and no height adjustment or portrait support. Overall we gave the LG 32UN500-W 4 out of 5 stars.
The MSI Creator M16 features a novel 16:10 screen ratio to help inspire your creativity. With some fairly powerful components, such as a 12th Gen Core i7 12700H CPU and Nvidia RTX 3050 Ti, the MSI Creator M16 for $1,049 from Newegg is an interesting proposition for a creative or gaming laptop.
One of the best gaming mice for competitive first-person shooters - the Logitech G PRO X Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse is on offer for $109 at Amazon. Aiming to improve on the original Logitech G PRO, this new mouse shaves off more weight and increases the size of the PTFE feet. We reviewed the Logitech G PRO X Superlight and gave it 4 1/2 stars out of 5.
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TL;DR — Today’s Best Deals
- LG 32UN500-W 4K Monitor: was $399, now $296 at Amazon
- MSI Creator M16 Laptop: was $1,499, now $1,049 at Newegg
- Logitech G Pro X Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse: was $159, now $109 at Amazon
- SanDisk 1TB Extreme Portable SSD V2: was $249, now $99 at B&H
- Logitech G PRO X League of Legends Gaming Headset: was $129, now $59 at Amazon
Today’s best deals in detail
LG 32UN500-W 4K Monitor: was $399, now $296 at Amazon
This 32-inch 4K monitor from LG is currently on sale for under $300. With a VA panel that shows a DCI-P3 90% Color Gamut with HDR10 and has a 60Hz refresh rate. There are even 2 built-in speakers with a combined output of 10W.
MSI Creator M16 Laptop: was $1,499, now $1,049 at Newegg
The Creator M16 from MSI contains an Intel Core i7 12th Gen 12700H CPU, 16GB of RAM, and Nvidia's RTX 3050 Ti. The screen measures 16 inches and has a 16:10 ratio - aimed at creators who appreciate the "Golden Ratio".
Logitech G PRO X Superlight Wireless Gaming Mouse: was $159, now $109 at Amazon
One of the best FPS mice for competitive gamers, the G PRO X Wireless offers a high 25K DPI Hero Sensor and large PTFE feet for smooth movement. This mouse is ideal for those that like a very light mouse, with its weight being under 63 grams.
SanDisk 1TB Extreme Portable SSD V2: was $249, now $99 at B&H
This tough portable external SSD has USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C connectivity with read and write speeds up to 1050 and 1000 MB/s, respectively. Ideal for transporting your important data.
Logitech G PRO X League of Legends Gaming Headset: was $129, now $59 at Amazon
Logitech's gaming brand Logitech G has combined with the popular MOBA League of Legends to offer their G PRO Gaming Headset in the LoL color scheme. Using tech from Blue Mic for the microphone and large comfortable ear cushions, this headset is ideal for long gaming sessions on your PC.
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bit_user At 32", you probably want a curved VA panel. That's been my experience, at least. VA is more sensitive to viewing angle, so you'll notice differences in color between the center & corners of a flat display, at a normal viewing distance.Reply
However, at that price point, such tradeoffs might certainly be acceptable.