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Created:	Friday, August 28, 2015
Members:	Friday, August 28, 2015 at 12:57 eastern (847 days ago)
Public:	Friday, August 28, 2015 at 13:05 eastern
Expiration:	*unknown*
Location:	Newegg.com (click this link)
Heat level:	this is a good deal
Countries:	available in USA
Details:	Computer Monitors for $80 to $450 Computer monitors: Dell E2015HV 19.5" LED-backlit LCD Computer Monitor for $80. It usually sells for around $99. Acer G236HLBbd 23" LED-backlit LCD Computer Monitor for $100. It is a decent monitor for the price, according to some reviews, and is often found for around $100. Sceptre E248W-1920 24" LED-backlit LCD Computer Monitor for $120. Usually sells for around $155. LG 27MP36HQ-B 27" LED-backlit LCD Computer Monitor for $200, and includes a free Sandisk Z400s 128GB Solid State Drive (about a $45 value). It usually sells for around $190 without a free 128GB SSD. Dell Ultrasharp U2414H 24" LED-backlit LCD Computer Monitor for $210 with code EMCAWNW23 . We have used Dell Ultrasharp monitors since 2005, and never had a problem with them. Asus VN289H 28" UltraWide LED-backlit LCD Computer Monitor for $220. A $30 Prepaid Card is available by mail-in rebate. LG 34UB67B 34" UltraWide LED-backlit LCD IPS Computer Monitor for $450 with code EMCAWNW72 . It usually sells for around $530 to $540. A $50 Prepaid Card is available by mail-in rebate, though you would need to cut out the UPC, fill out the form, and remember to mail in the documents within 30 days from purchase (within 3 weeks after you receive the monitor). HDTVs can also be used as computer monitors, though beware of eyestrain when using a screen designed for distance-viewing, not close viewing. For this reason, we recommend using a computer monitor with a computer, not a HDTV screen. Also, we highly recommend turning down the brightness of your monitor and increasing ambient light in the room, and look at objects at a distance at least once per hour, to help prevent eyestrain. Eyestrain can give headaches, neck pain, dry eyes, and blurred vision.
Companies:	NewEgg.com, Dell

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