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Viewsonic monitors are on sale for 20% off on Amazon
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A new monitor can change everything.
It can take gaming from a hobby to a lifestyle, change the entire aesthetic of an office, and hell, can get you through the dragging hours of work when you know the rest of your group is at happy hour.
The best part? Getting a new one doesn’t have to be some huge, bank-breaking purchase. The market is filled with budget-friendly flat screens, curved screens, and gaming monitors that short you on price, not features. One standout affordable brand is ViewSonic, and select monitors and projectors are 20% off on Amazon today.
We’ve pulled out a few of the best deals, but you can shop the whole sale here.
When your gaming setup is your sacred place, shorting yourself with a non-gaming monitor just isn’t right. You’ll be able to see the difference with the ViewSonic XG2702: A Full HD 1080p resolution, minimal bezels, a quick 1ms response time, and a 144Hz refresh rate keep you immersed without lagging or glitches. Enhance your viewing experience even more with ViewSonic’s arsenal of pre-set customizable visual modes for FPS, RTS, eSports, or MOBA games.
Regularly $289.99, you can save $58 and grab one (or three) for $231.99.
A monitor doesn’t have to be some huge anxiety-inducing purchase — not when the budget monitors are just as crisp. The ultra-thin ViewSonic 24-inch LED monitor is perfect to slide right into your office setup, featuring a stunning 1080p display, minimal backlight bleeding, and DVI/VGA inputs. But don’t let us do all the talking — a customer in the reviews says that it’s literally the best monitor they’ve ever owned.
Regularly $129.99, you can save $26 and get it for $103.99.
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