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Snag ASRock’s 27-Inch 180Hz IPS Monitor for Under $100

Hunting for a budget-friendly gaming monitor that doesn’t skimp on speed or size? One of the best-value picks right now is the ASRock Phantom Gaming PG27FFT1B, a 27-inch 1080p display that delivers up to 180Hz refresh rate for just $94 at Newegg. Most sub-$100 high-refresh options stick to 24 inches, so this deal stands out if you want a larger, more immersive screen without stretching your budget.

The PG27FFT1B uses a flat IPS panel with a wide color gamut, covering 123% sRGB and 94% DCI-P3 for richer, more accurate colors than you typically see at this price point. It supports AMD FreeSync to reduce tearing and stuttering, and it’s VESA DisplayHDR 400 compatible for brighter highlights and improved contrast in supported content. An anti-glare coating and up to 450 nits of brightness help maintain clarity in brighter rooms, while the fast refresh rate gives you smooth motion for competitive gaming and fast-paced shooters.

The monitor’s usual price is $159, so the current $94 tag saves you $65 and makes it one of the cheapest 27-inch 1080p 180Hz gaming monitors available. The included stand is basic with tilt adjustments only. If you want more ergonomic flexibility, there’s a variant with a V-shaped gaming stand offering tilt and swivel for $107.

Connectivity is straightforward and gamer-friendly: one DisplayPort 1.2, two HDMI 2.0 ports, and a headphone jack. It also includes dual 2W speakers for quick audio without extra gear, handy for desk setups or secondary rigs.

Who should consider it?
– Gamers seeking a large 1080p screen with high refresh for under $100
– Esports players and fast-action fans who prioritize smooth motion
– Budget builds, dorm rooms, or anyone needing an affordable upgrade from 60Hz
– Users who prefer immersion over pixel density at 27 inches

With strong sales traction among gaming monitors on Newegg, this offer likely won’t hang around for long. If you’ve been waiting to jump to 180Hz on a bigger screen without breaking the bank, this is the moment to grab it.