On a day when many shoppers are weighing where their money goes, a retailer has set a 27-inch gaming monitor at $399.99, a $150 reduction from the $549.99 reference price printed beside it. The screen, an ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQDMES with a QD-OLED panel and a 240Hz refresh rate, is aimed at players who prize both fast motion and deep color. The offer needs no coupon or membership, but it lasts only as long as the listing holds, and the reference figure reflects the seller's own display rather than any settled history of the product's price. Buyers who step into this moment will do well to confir
ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQDMES 240Hz QD-OLED monitor falls to $399.99 at Newegg, $150 off displayed price
The $150 saving holds only while the listing stays at $399.99.
Mark
So what exactly is on sale here?
Mimi
The ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQDMES, a 1440p QD-OLED gaming monitor at 240Hz. Newegg has it at $399.99 against a displayed $549.99.
Mark
Is any catch attached to that price?
Mimi
Not that the listing showed. No coupon or membership was needed, and Newegg itself was the seller and shipper.
Luke
But the $549.99 is only Newegg's displayed reference price. The report says outright that it isn't a statement about the monitor's price history. So $150 off is relative to that number, not proof of a historic low.
Mark
Fair. What about the 240Hz claim?
Mimi
It's the panel's rating. Actually seeing 240 frames per second depends on the game, the settings and the graphics card.
Luke
Right, and the 0.03ms response time is ASUS's listed figure, not something independently measured here.
Mark
Anything a buyer should watch for?
Mimi
Model names. ASUS sells similar ROG Strix OLED monitors with different panels and refresh rates, and this deal is just for the XG27AQDMES. OLED also needs some care against image retention, which is what OLED Care Pro and the proximity sensor are for.
Luke
And stock and price can change, so the listing as checked may not be the listing you see.
Le Pouls
- A 27-inch OLED gaming monitor has dropped from a displayed $549.99 to $399.99 at Newegg, with no coupon required.
- The sharp markdown creates a window of opportunity that could close the moment the listing changes.
- Buyers are being asked to check the precise model, since ASUS sells several similarly named ROG Strix OLED screens that this deal does not cover.
- The offer stands firm for now, but price, shipping and stock remain open to change before checkout.
On a day when many shoppers are weighing where their money goes, a retailer has set a 27-inch gaming monitor at $399.99, a $150 reduction from the $549.99 reference price printed beside it. The screen, an ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQDMES with a QD-OLED panel and a 240Hz refresh rate, is aimed at players who prize both fast motion and deep color. The offer needs no coupon or membership, but it lasts only as long as the listing holds, and the reference figure reflects the seller's own display rather than any settled history of the product's price. Buyers who step into this moment will do well to confirm the exact model and final terms before committing.
Newegg is offering the ASUS ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMES for $399.99, down $150 from the $549.99 it shows on its listing. The monitor is a 27-inch gaming display with a 1440p QD-OLED panel, a 240Hz refresh rate and an adjustable stand. The discount applies to the new model, sold and shipped by Newegg, and needs no coupon or membership.
The screen offers a 0.03ms gray-to-gray response time and two HDMI 2.1 ports plus DisplayPort 1.4. Reaching 240 frames per second depends on the game, the settings and the graphics card. Like other OLED panels, it calls for care against image retention, and ASUS's OLED Care Pro features and a proximity sensor that blanks the screen when the user leaves help with that.
The $549.99 figure is Newegg's own reference price, not a verified price history. The saving holds only while the listing stays at $399.99, so buyers should confirm the exact model and final delivery terms before ordering.
Newegg is selling the ASUS ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMES for $399.99, down $150 from the $549.99 price it displays on the listing. The monitor is a 27-inch-class gaming display with a 1440p QD-OLED panel, a 240Hz refresh rate and an adjustable stand.
The offer applies to the new XG27AQDMES, item number N82E16824281399, which was sold and shipped by Newegg when the listing was checked. The $399.99 price did not require a coupon or a membership. Optional financing and student discounts exist, but they are separate offers and not part of the headline price. At the time of checking, the monitor could be added to the cart.
On specifications, the screen measures 26.5 inches viewable and runs at 2560 × 1440. ASUS lists a 240Hz refresh rate and a 0.03ms gray-to-gray response time. A panel that fast can show more frames from a capable PC, but reaching 240 frames per second depends on the game, the settings and the graphics hardware behind it.
The QD-OLED panel is aimed at players who want rich color and strong contrast along with speed. As with other OLED displays, it calls for some care to reduce the risk of persistent image retention. ASUS includes its OLED Care Pro features, along with a proximity sensor that can switch the screen to black when the user steps away.
For connections, the monitor offers DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.1 ports. The stand adjusts for height, swivel, pivot and tilt, which may spare a buyer the cost of an immediate stand upgrade if the desk calls for more flexibility.
The model name deserves a careful look before checkout. ASUS sells similarly named ROG Strix OLED screens with different panels and refresh rates, and this discount covers only the XG27AQDMES 240Hz QD-OLED, not the wider range.
The $549.99 figure is Newegg's own displayed reference price. It is not a claim about the monitor's price history, so the $150 saving should be read as the gap between what the retailer shows and what it charges, and it holds only while the listing stays at $399.99. Price, shipping and stock can all change, so buyers should confirm the final offer and delivery details for their location before ordering.
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The $549.99 comparison price is the retailer's displayed reference price, not a claim about the monitor's price history.— MIXED News
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