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LG UltraGear 27GS85Q-B.AEK 27" QHD Nano IPS 200Hz Gaming Monitor - VESA HDR 400, Height Adjustable
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LG UltraGear 27GS85Q-B.AEK 27" QHD Nano IPS 200Hz Gaming Monitor - VESA HDR 400, Height Adjustable

£279.99 Was £379.99 Save £100.00
Lowest Ever Price This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

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At 200Hz on a Nano IPS panel, this LG UltraGear sits in a genuinely useful sweet spot: fast enough to keep up with competitive shooters and action titles, yet with the colour accuracy and wide viewing angles that TN panels at this price simply cannot match. The QHD resolution at 27 inches lands at a pixel density where sharpness is clearly visible without demanding a top-tier GPU to push adequate frame rates — a practical balance that cheaper 1080p alternatives sacrifice entirely.

Who Is This For?

This monitor suits the PC gamer who plays a mix of competitive multiplayer and single-player titles, and wants one display that handles both without obvious compromise — particularly someone upgrading from a 1080p or 60Hz panel for the first time. If you're a dedicated esports player who genuinely needs 240Hz or above and never cares about colour fidelity, you'd be better served looking elsewhere at similarly priced TN or IPS options tuned purely for speed. You can browse our best gaming deals UK guide for alternatives worth considering.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the panel's out-of-box colour accuracy and the genuinely useful ergonomic stand — height adjustment sounds minor until you've spent a week with a monitor that won't budge. The most repeated limitation is backlight bleed in darker scenes, which is a known characteristic of this panel and becomes noticeable during night-time gaming or dark cinematic content. It won't bother everyone, but it's worth knowing before you buy.

The Deal

Priced at £279.99, down from £379.99, the £100 saving looks substantial on paper, but because this product is newly tracked, there's no historical data to confirm whether £379.99 was a genuine long-term price or a briefly inflated figure. The saving may well be real — Nano IPS at 200Hz rarely drops below £300 — but treat it as promising rather than proven. Watch it for a fortnight before committing.

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Price History & Verdict

Lowest Ever Price

This is the lowest price we have recorded for this product. A strong time to buy.

Current Price £279.99
Lowest Recorded £279.99
Average Price £279.99
Original Price £379.99

Frequently Asked Questions

To reach the full 200Hz refresh rate, you will need to use the DisplayPort 1.4 connection. The HDMI 2.0 ports on this monitor cap out at 144Hz, so if you are pairing it with a GPU that only has HDMI outputs, you will not get the maximum refresh rate the panel is capable of.

Nano IPS technology improves colour accuracy and widens the colour gamut compared to standard IPS, delivering richer, more vibrant colours during gameplay. However, for competitive fast-paced titles, the more meaningful advantage is the 1ms GtG response time, which reduces ghosting and keeps motion sharp at high frame rates — something standard IPS panels at this price often struggle with.

This product has only just been tracked, so there is no historical price data to confirm whether £279.99 represents a low point. The listed saving of £100 off a £379.99 RRP looks significant on paper, but without prior price history it is not yet possible to verify whether it has traded lower elsewhere previously.

Because this is a newly tracked product, there is no price trend data to suggest a drop is likely in the near term, and the current verdict is WATCH rather than a confirmed buy signal. If you need the monitor soon, £279.99 for a QHD 200Hz Nano IPS panel with VESA HDR 400 and height adjustment is a competitive price in the current UK market, but tracking it for a few weeks to build a price history would give you more confidence.