[costco.ca] LG 27GL63T-B -27in. UltraGear FHD Gaming Monitor $269.99 back in-stock

Good price, incoming people with small desks saying 27" and 1080p is bad.

It's 1080p. I would never buy a 1080p monitor of that size unless it was intended to be set back quite a distance from the viewer. At 27 inches, I'd go for 3k. You get a lot more information on the screen and the qualiy of the picture is drastically higher.

FYI 1080, not the 1440. But still a good price for the gtg/refresh rate, although 27” inch for 1080 is pushing it.

I really feel like the sweet spot for gaming/FPS intensive is 24”, 1080, 1ms, 144hz

1080 is the "king" for a "cheap" gaming !
This is a good deal

Jimbo67 wrote: ↑ Good price, incoming people with small desks saying 27" and 1080p is bad.

if you have a small desk you can rotate the second one vertically, perfect for long scrolling websites and code.
no 1440p kinda sucks tho...

I was debating between this and the 2-pack 24" AOC 1080p (75hz) on costco.ca.

I bought both and used them for a week or so.

144hz + G-SYNC is amazing. The HDR less so. It doesn't get bright enough to take advantage of HDR. The colors out of the box is better than the AOC (duh). However, I got the AOC first, then this. Coming from a 24" 1080p, this is noticeably more blurry. Is it THAT bad? No. It's perfectly usable. But to me, since I experienced 1080p on a 24", I can tell the difference and that is enough for me to return it. The price is another factor also. For the price of 1 LG, I can get 2 24" monitors. Yes, it's not G-SYNC capable and it's only 75hz, but I'd rather use that in the meantime while waiting for a good deal on a 27" 1440, 144hz, G-SYNC compatible monitor.

One concerning thing is when you plug in the power barrel into the monitor, you need to push REALLY hard (flexing the entire PCB). All the ports kind of cave/move in when you push in the plug.

1920 × 1080

Thanks,we are in 20 20,4K was a standard,8K is on the way

I just bought this 4K display,really good.
https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B08BJT ... UTF8&psc=1

uathinker wrote: ↑ 1920 × 1080

Thanks,we are in 20 20,4K was a standard,8K is on the way

How much is your video card that can drive 4k? FHD sucks for 27", yes, but it has it's place. I have a 4k 28", and I regret it. Should have gotten a QHD 27" instead. 4k is ass for windows scaling and I can't drive any games at 4k anyways. It's nice for media consumption, but that's it.

I connect my PS4 PRO to 4K monitor,when I watch 4K movies I connect my Alienware M15 to,

FHD is really out of fashion,especially costs more than $200.

buy 27-32inch 4K monitor then switch resolution to FHD,at least in future you can switch resolution back to 4K.

For a second there I thought this was the 27" 1440p version - now that would have been flaming hot. Disappointed that one hasn't come down in price.