Computing with Built-in Speakers, LED Backlight priced £4,400 or less
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AOC G4 Q27G42XNE 27" Quad HD 180Hz Gaming Monitor - Black / Red
£149- QHD Fast VA screen — Crisp image with improved contrast
- 1ms response time — Smoothest images for intense gaming
- 2 HDMI ports — Easily connect your external devices
- 180Hz refresh rate — Lifelike motion for video editing
- Adaptive Sync — Stops stuttering and tearing
- Home delivery from 9th November **
- Flexible delivery options
- Pickup from over 7000 stores nationwide
- Flexible delivery options
£149- Home delivery from 9th November **
- Flexible delivery options
- Pickup from over 7000 stores nationwide
- Flexible delivery options
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AOC 23.8" Full HD 120Hz Monitor - Black
£65- Full HD IPS screen — Clear image with lifelike colours
- 4ms response time — Perfect for gaming & video editing
- HDMI port — Easily connect your external devices
- 120Hz refresh rate — Natural motion improves clarity
- Flicker-free technology — Reduces strain on your eyes
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ASUS Series 5 27" WQHD 220Hz Gaming Monitor with FreeSync™ Premium and NVidia G-Sync - Black
£164- 27-inch QHD screen — Sharp detail across a wide view
- 220Hz refresh rate — Fluid motion in fast-paced games
- 1ms response time — Crisp visuals with minimal ghosting
- Fast IPS screen — Rich colour from almost any angle
- 95% DCI-P3 coverage — A wide range of vivid colours
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ASUS Series 5 27" Full HD 260Hz Gaming Monitor with FreeSync™ Premium and NVidia G-Sync - Black
£129- 27-inch Fast IPS screen — A big view of the action
- Full HD screen — A sharp 1920 x 1080 picture
- 260Hz refresh rate (OC) — Fluid motion in fast games
- 0.3ms response time — Keeps quick movement crisp
- AMD FreeSync Premium — Cuts out screen tearing
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AOC G2 31.5" Full HD 260Hz Gaming Monitor - Black / Red
£179- 31.5-inch Full HD screen — Crisp 1920 x 1080 picture
- 260Hz overclocked refresh rate — Smooth fast action
- 0.3ms MPRT — Motion stays sharp in quick turns
- Curved 1500R VA screen — Deep blacks and high contrast
- Adaptive Sync — No tearing when frame rates dip
