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LG computer monitors are on sale for up to 38% off at Amazon
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TL;DR: Crisp LG computer monitors are up to 38% off, saving you up to $180.
Whether you’re heading back to school or your desk setup just needs an upgrade, you can take advantage of one of Amazon’s deals of the day and get yourself a new computer monitor.
LG monitors are up to 38% off at Amazon, meaning you can get one for as low as $115.99. Pair the monitor with a desktop or hook up your for a second screen experience.
The monitors on sale range in size from 24 inches to 34 inches, all of which have HD display and incorporate IPS technology. There are monitors designed with in mind, boasting fast refresh rates. You’ll also find some extra-wide monitors which are great if you constantly have a million tabs open.
If you take advantage of this deal, you won’t spend more than $319 for a new monitor. Check out all of the LG monitors on sale at Amazon for up to 38% off.
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