LG 27G64NA-B Ultragear G6 QHD IPS Gaming monitor drops to $229.99

Save $170 on this price drop. A 300Hz QHD panel for under $230 is the kind of spec-per-dollar math that usually does not show up on a Tuesday. LG 27G64NA-B Ultragear G6 QHD IPS Gaming drops to $229.99 - save $170. That 43% cut lands this monitor at the lowest price in its recorded history, a full $166 below the $396.08 it has averaged over the last 30, 90, and 180 days.

THE DEAL

LG 27G64NA-B Ultragear G6 QHD IPS Gaming

$229.99 (was $399.99) - Save $170 (43% off)

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Get This Price

For just $229.99, down from its list price of $399.99, you are getting an all-time low on a monitor that has sat near $396 for six months. LG's Ultragear G6 line has built a reputation on high refresh rates without the premium price tag, and this price undercuts most 27-inch QHD 144Hz panels, let alone ones running at 300Hz.

What You're Getting

The core spec stack is what pushes this above the flood of budget gaming panels. A 27-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) IPS display hits up to 93% sRGB coverage, paired with VESA DisplayHDR 400 for brighter highlights and deeper shadows. The 300Hz refresh rate keeps fast action sharp, and the 1ms (GtG) response time cuts down on blur and ghosting during quick tracking. NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium both work here, so tear-free play holds up whether you run a GeForce or Radeon card, and the Black Stabilizer brightens dark scenes so you can spot enemies hiding in shadows.

Who This Is For

This is aimed squarely at competitive shooters and esports players who want a fast panel without paying esports pricing. If you play Overwatch, Valorant, or Apex and your current monitor caps out below 240Hz, the jump to 300Hz is immediately visible.

It also works well as a high-refresh daily driver for anyone who games and works on the same desk, since the IPS panel keeps colors and viewing angles honest for productivity.

The Caveat

If you are running a console rather than a PC, the 300Hz ceiling is more than any current console pushes, so you would be paying for headroom you cannot use. Console players are better off with a cheaper 120Hz or 144Hz model.

Final Verdict

At $229.99. This is the cheapest this monitor has ever been, and the 300Hz refresh rate alone justifies the price for PC gamers. If you need a fast QHD panel now and you are on a desktop setup. This is the price to move on.