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This 27-inch QHD Dell monitor is only $150 right now — normally $220

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When building a gaming PC or desktop setup, understandably, most of the focus is placed on the main components — the computer, the desk, the primary monitor, and the peripherals. But one thing I always recommend, provided there’s space, is to grab a secondary monitor. It gives you extra screen real estate to work on multiple monitors, has extra apps open while you’re playing games or watching something, and just goes very well with the multi-task approach of powerful desktop rigs. Even if you have a laptop, though, a second monitor is always a good idea. Dell’s S2725DS 27-inch QHD monitor is on sale today for $150 — normally $220 — which stands as a great price even when comparing it to the best monitor deals. That saves you $70, but also gets you a new QHD monitor for about the same price as a really nice keyboard and mouse set.

Why shop this 27-inch QHD Dell monitor deal?

If you don’t need a monitor, don’t shop it. But if you do need a new monitor, primary or secondary, or you want to upgrade, here you go. It’s that simple. Realistically, the discounted $150 price is an excellent offer especially since this panel supports a maximum resolution of 2560 by 1440 at a high 100HZ variable refresh rate. Dual 5-watt integrated speakers add immersive audio if you use the audio through the monitor, and this monitor is 4-star TÜV Rheinland certified for eye comfort.

It also has two HDMI (HDCP 1.4) ports and a single DisplayPort 1.2. It rests atop a height-adjustable stand, supports tilt, swivel, and pivot movements, and is VESA mount-ready for the 100mm configuration. It’s not packed to the brim with RGB lighting or anything crazy, but it does feature a stylish and tasteful design with a finish inspired by Japanese sand raking.

Ultimately, it’s a versatile 27-inch monitor that would be great for media and entertainment, light gaming, graphic design visual artwork, and much more. As a secondary monitor, it’s really going to let you have some time to stretch out your legs with great visual fidelity, even if you’re connecting a laptop.

All-in, this is normally $220, but thanks to the current deal, Dell is letting you have it for $150, which is $70 off. Regardless of the discount, $150 is an excellent price for a 27-inch QHD monitor. I wouldn’t wait around to grab this one if you’re interested. You’ll find yourself happy you expanded, too, if this is your first time adding a second monitor to the mix.

Briley Kenney
Briley has been writing about consumer electronics and technology for over a decade. When he's not writing about deals for…
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