Save $80 on an MSI 32-inch curved 1080p monitor over at Newegg
As part of the retailer's Halloween Clearance sale, this spooktacular deal bags you a 1080p 165Hz curved gaming monitor for less than $300
Newegg has got a cheap gaming monitor deal in the form of a pretty sweet MSI 32-inch curved 1080p display with 165Hz refresh rate during its Halloween Clearance Sale. The MSI Optix AG32C 32-inch curved monitor is currently $259, the cheapest it's ever been, at $70 less from its normal $329 price point. You can also save another $10 dollars with a mail-in rebate from MSI after purchase which is a pretty snazzy little bonus.
The Optix AG32C 32-inch is a curved 1080p VA-panel gaming monitor with a 165Hz refresh rate, a 1ms response time and is FreeSync compatible. It's a good option for gamers who care more about the smoothest gameplay possible than highest resolutions, and so lends itself particularly to playing competitive shooters like Overwatch or Apex Legends.
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MSI Optix AG32C Gaming Monitor | $259.99 (save $70 + $10 mail-in rebate)
This 32-inch Curved 1080p panel gaming monitor has a 1ms response time, and a refresh rate north of 144Hz. This is an excellent and affordable gaming monitor that'll provide buttery-smooth pictures.
If you're unsure or just weighing your options ahead of the busy sales period just around the corner, make sure you bookmark our Black Friday monitor page where we will be combing all the major online retailers for the top offers we can find leading up to the best Black Friday deals.
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