This 27-Inch Sony OLED Gaming Monitor Is $300 Off Right Now

Amanda Chatel· Aug 3, 2026 · 9:32 PM UTC ·1 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 2 views

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The Sony INZONE M10S 27-Inch OLED Gaming Monitor is currently on sale for $798, a $300 discount from its original price of $1,099. This gaming monitor features a lightning-fast OLED display with a 480Hz refresh rate and was developed with the Fnatic electronic sports team. It is ideal for all levels of gamers, especially professionals, and comes with a three-year limited warranty that covers OLED burn-in.

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▪The Sony INZONE M10S has a 480Hz refresh rate for a blur-free response time.
▪It features Custom Heatsink technology to keep the OLED panel cool and is NVIDIA G-SYNC compatible.
▪The monitor has a QHD wide 1440p resolution with an anti-glare screen finish and 100mm x 100mm VESA compatibility for wall mounting.

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▪ Gigabyte's new 27-inch QD-OLED monitor drops to $299 — TechSpot
▪ Grab this 240 Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor at just $300 — Gigabyte's 27-inch GO27Q24A is now $150 off at Newegg — Tom's Hardware

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When the Sony INZONE M10S 27-Inch OLED Gaming Monitor first launched, it was $1,099—but right now, you can get it for as low as $798. With its lightning-fast OLED display, this gaming monitor refreshes at a rate of 480Hz, for a blur-free response time, and it was developed with the Fnatic electronic sports team to ensure it’s tournament-ready, making it ideal for all levels of gamers—most especially professionals. It comes with Custom Heatsink technology that keeps the OLED panel cool for the long haul and is NVIDIA G-SYNC compatible to prevent tearing and limit stuttering. Its resolution is QHD wide 1440p with an anti-glare screen finish, and the dual screen size is perfect for first-person shooter gaming. The Sony INZONE M10S 27-Inch OLED Gaming Monitor Sony gaming monitor.

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