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Average retail price is £200. So at £150 the price is OK. As for me personally I'd rather buy it retail out of a store. For £50 more you get the warranty and avoid shipping costs.

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Average retail price is £200. So at £150 the price is OK. As for me personally I'd rather buy it retail out of a store. For £50 more you get the warranty and avoid shipping costs.

 

It came with full warranty and shipping was free.

 

Is anyone able to tell me how to pick a monitor (lol) because I know what resolution I want, but when I hunt on the web I see loads of the same inch and same resolution monitors but they vary in a price a lot, and its all due to extra spec which means zilch to me.

 

I just want a good quality 24" screen for my new pc 1920x1080 minimum, £150 budget.

 

Also is brand important, eg am I a lot better off getting an LG monitor over an Acer one?

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