Deal | LG 32UQ750-W 4K gaming monitor with 144 Hz refresh rate and HDMI 2.1 receives discount for first time

Amazon US and B&H Photo have reduced the LG 32UQ750-W, a monitor that LG introduced last year. It appears that only those retailers have discounted the LG 32UQ750-W by any reasonable margin, with Beach Camera and BuyDig offering paltry US$3 savings. For reference, LG set a US$699.99 list price for the LG 32UQ750-W.

A 31.5-inch display is at the heart of the LG 32UQ750-W, despite what its name may suggest. According to LG, the LG 32UQ750-W utilises a VA panel with 90% DCI-P3 colour space coverage, 4 ms response times (GtG) and 400 nits typical peak brightness. Additionally, the panel has a 2,500:1 typical contrast ratio, AMD FreeSync Premium support and is factory calibrated. Arguably, the biggest selling points of the LG 32UQ750-W is its 4K native resolution and 144 Hz refresh rate, which it utilises fully on its sole DisplayPort 1.4 port.

However, LG has also included two HDMI 2.1 ports that support up to 4K and 120 Hz visuals with HDMI variable refresh rate (VRR) technology. The LG 32UQ750-W has a USB Type-C port too, as well as two USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A ports, a 3.5 mm output and stereo 5 W speakers. Incidentally, the monitor's USB Type-C port can recharge connected devices at up to 65 W. At the time of writing, Amazon US and B&H Photo have reduced the LG 32UQ750-W to US$596.99, a 15% and US$103.99 saving on the monitor's list price. Please see LG's website for more details.

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