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Monoprice Dark Matter 24 144Hz and 27 165Hz monitors

Monoprice Dark Matter 24 144Hz and 27 165Hz monitors hit the low price point, but how?

Posted on August 3, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Today Dark Matter revealed a pair of new monitors made for PC gamers, video editors, and graphics artists. One is the Dark Matter 27-inch 165Hz monitor, the other is the Dark Matter 24-inch 144Hz monitor. Both monitors are headed to market with 1-year warranties and introductory prices between approximately $200-$230. We have yet to review a monitor from this Monoprice sub-brand Dark Matter, so we’re still in the “how can this be possible” camp for price, given the rest of the specifications – we shall see!
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