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MSI Refurbished 27‑Inch QD‑OLED Gaming Monitor Listed for $291 on Woot
Reported by Aakash Bora (Staff Writer) · The Verge ·
MSI's factory‑reconditioned Mag 272QP X24 gaming monitor is now listed on Woot for $290.99, more than $100 less than its $399.99 suggested retail price. The deal runs through November 18 and includes a 180‑day manufacturer warranty. The 27‑inch panel delivers a 1440p resolution and a 240 Hz refresh rate, a step up from older IPS screens that many gamers still use. It supports both NVIDIA G‑Sync and AMD FreeSync, which can curb screen tearing when frame rates fall below the maximum refresh. The OLED technology provides deep black levels that make game worlds look richer and more immersive. Quantum‑dot enhancement adds brighter, more vivid colours to the picture. Connectivity covers two HDMI 2.1 ports, a DisplayPort 1.4a, and a USB‑Type‑C input that carries DisplayPort alternate mode. The monitor ships as a factory‑reconditioned unit, meaning it has been tested and restored by MSI before sale. The 180‑day warranty covers any manufacturing defects, giving buyers confidence despite the refurbished status. HDMI 2.1 support allows the monitor to handle 4K video and high‑bandwidth gaming signals, while the USB‑C port can also deliver power to compatible laptops. MSI markets the Mag 272QP X24 as a budget OLED, aiming to bring high‑end visual quality to a wider audience.
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OLED panels are valued for their high contrast and fast response, which suit fast‑paced PC games. Refurbished models let budget‑conscious gamers access these benefits without paying premium new‑product prices.
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