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    Re: Philips 272G5SDYEB

    At least the ROG Swift comes with a quality (as far as TN panels go) 1440p display for the money they ask. What on earth are Phillips thinking?
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    Re: Philips 272G5SDYEB

    £500 for 27" 1080p. Yeah. No.

    Are they high?

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    Re: Philips 272G5SDYEB

    You can buy a 4K monitor for £360.

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