[Dead] 27'' Dell P2714H 1080p IPS LED-Backlit Monitor ($270AR)

[Revolution 11]

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/...&cid=267176&lid=4867114&acd=12309184279360131

Deal lasts until Oct. 15.

Use coupon code HNQ2$W?T6M93MW for 10% instant rebate.



More monitor deals at ArsTechnica's Monday Dealmaster. Some laptops, tablets, and accessories as well.

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2013/10/monday-dealmasters-dell-monitor-blowout-craziness/

 

[Kenmitch]

27" Dell P2714H 1080p IPS LED-backlit LCD Monitor for $269.99 with free shipping(normally $399.99 - use coupon code HNQ2$W?T6M93MW

The coupon expired? Didn't try it as not in the market anyways.

 

[Revolution 11]

Thanks for the coupon. I can confirm that it works.

 

[goobernoodles]

Bit large for 1080p imo. I was bonerin' till I read that.

 

[Revolution 11]

There are other monitors on that ArsTechnica link that you may like more. Some are 24'' IPS monitors.

 

[LOUISSSSS]

coupon code no good

 

[Revolution 11]

Huh, the coupon works for me (it is 11:58 PM EST currently). Shows a price of $270 with the 10% discount.

 

[mikeford]

I hate 1080P, but seems like a losing battle, at least for cheaper screens.

 

[Revolution 11]

Well, you can get the 24'' 1920x1200 IPS Dell U2412M for $266 if you use the code HNQ2$W?T6M93MW. Price has risen by $16 since Monday morning.

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19&sku=320-2676


In general, all the discounts are lower than yesterday but only by $10 or so. The original monitor and coupon links still work, but the price will be a bit higher today.

 

[mjd]

I would for sure prefer the 24". Especially with all the time I spend at the computer, the couple extra $ is certainly worth it.

I spent a lot more on my Dell 24" and I still consider it *well* worth it. Much better than the samsungs I had before. Better viewing angle, didn't die the minute the warranty ended, nicer stand, etc. (but the dells are more expensive of course).

 

[Revolution 11]

Can I ask how much you did spend on your Dell 24" and which monitor it was?

 

[mjd]

I bought two U2410 in June 2011 for a total of $1,092.81

 

[atjim]

are these getting cheaper because of the new 4ktv are coming out?

 

[xBiffx]

I think 27" should be reserved for 1440p+ but that's just my humble opinion.

This is still a great price.

 

[Linflas]

Well, you can get the 24'' 1920x1200 IPS Dell U2412M for $266 if you use the code HNQ2$W?T6M93MW. Price has risen by $16 since Monday morning.

http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19&sku=320-2676


In general, all the discounts are lower than yesterday but only by $10 or so. The original monitor and coupon links still work, but the price will be a bit higher today.

Well that is annoying, just bought one of those Sunday.

 

[mjd]

Well that is annoying, just bought one of those Sunday.

Obviously, you need a second one.

 

[fbrdphreak]

27" Dell P2714H 1080p IPS LED-backlit LCD Monitor for $269.99 with free shipping[/COLOR] (normally $399.99 - use coupon code HNQ2$W?T6M93MW

The coupon expired? Didn't try it as not in the market anyways.

That's a nice affiliate link you have there.

 

[Pohemi]

I picked one of these up refurbished from the Dell Outlet about two months back. I usually never buy refurbished ANYTHING since I don't care to play the lotto with computer stuff.

That said, I'm glad I took the chance with this one. I got a brand-new looking monitor with all cellophane still on it, and no dead pixels, more importantly. I hear what some of you are saying about "27 being a bit large for only 1080p, but I can confirm that I haven't been able to notice or spot any pixelation in games, movies, or programs.

And I was looking for any sign of it, since it was a concern of mine from reading reviews stating the same about the large size for the res. I feel I can now all but dismiss them.
Great monitor for the money, especially if you snagged one @ 200 like I did, heh.

 

[Kenmitch]

That's a nice affiliate link you have there.

Oops....Guess it's from the cut and paste job.