Score over $300 off the ASUS ROG Swift gaming monitor at Amazon
TL;DR: The 32-inch ASUS ROG Swift gaming monitor is now only $959.96 at Amazon. That's $340 off for a limited time.
If you want a proper upgrade to your gaming setup that will last, it’s best to go with one of the industry’s bigger brands. As of Jan. 19, the 32-inch version of the ASUS ROG Swift gaming monitor, with a stunning 4K and OLED display, is now available to buy for $959.96 at Amazon. From its normal price of $1,299, that’s three cents shy of $340 off.
Saving you the price of a Nintendo Switch console, plus a game or two, this great-looking piece of tech provides a 240Hz refresh rate along with those 4K visuals and a 0.03ms response time. The specialized visual features like DisplayHDR and optional uniform brightness are wonderful for getting the very best graphics out of your 4K displays, while the refresh rates and response times can help improve your overall performance.
This is especially true of intense, high-octane shooters like Fortnite, Apex Legends, and ARC Raiders — where a millisecond makes all the difference to you winning or losing a game. With the ASUS ROG Swift’s other pristine features, like a custom heatsink, improved airflow, and graphene film for improved heat management, this gaming monitor is a key piece of kit that will keep you scoring victories for years to come.
If you’re still shopping around, the ultra-wide Samsung Odyssey G5 gaming monitor just dropped to under $300 at Amazon. What’s more, the Samsung Odyssey G50D version of the G5 is also on sale for $249.
Topics Gaming
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