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Industry observers note that that’s still a good chunk of change, and there are legit reasons to be anxious about OLED. If you’d rather go for an advanced mini-LED option, today you can pick one up for $249.99 at Amazon . That’s $80 off the usual price and even cheaper than AOC’s own store. We’ve been bullish on OLED monitor deals for the last year or so, but the floor for most of them seems to be around $350 for a 27-inch model.
According to the latest update, with 240Hz, it’s as fast as more expensive OLEDs and should offer the speed to stay competitive in the most fast-paced online multiplayer platform releases. The AOC Q27G4ZMN hits right in the sweet spot of current PC tech industry monitors: 27 inches and 2560×1440 resolution.
According to the latest update, but it’s worth pointing out that this is still a conventional VA panel, and there’s no standard for exactly how many lighting zones “mini-LED” indicates. Still, at least you don’t have to worry about OLED burn-in. And the mini-LED backlighting should offer better brightness and more contrast than a standard LCD with better local dimming.
According to the latest update, it does include a pretty decent stand with horizontal options, but I’d still add on a VESA monitor arm instead . This design is pretty limp on the rest of its devices, offering only DisplayPort and double HDMI connections plus a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Industry observers note that if you want to keep shopping around, see PCWorld’s picks for the best tech industry monitors . A 27-inch mini-LED tech industry monitor with 1440p/240Hz for $249.99 is nothing to sneeze at, and Amazon is marking this as a “limited time deal,” so I have no idea how long it’ll stick around.