75Hz monitors

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A 75Hz monitor refreshes 25% more often than a 60 hertz monitor. This ensures smoother images and fewer hitches. This makes your movies and series very fluid. Gaming is also a little smoother when you play shooters. It's not sufficient for experienced gamers, but 75Hz is more than enough for the novice gamer.

Philips 242B1G/00
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Philips 242B1G/00
Damaged|HDMI cable, Monitor|USB port|Plastic

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Philips 272B1G/00
Philips 272B1G/00
Undamaged|HDMI cable, Monitor|USB port|Plastic
iiyama ProLite XB2797QSNP-B1
iiyama ProLite XB2797QSNP-B1
Undamaged|USB port|Plastic|Not curved
iiyama ProLite XB2793QSU-B1
iiyama ProLite XB2793QSU-B1
Undamaged|USB port|Metal, Plastic|Not curved
iiyama ProLite XB2797QSN-B1
iiyama ProLite XB2797QSN-B1
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Undamaged|USB port|Plastic|Not curved
Philips 245B1
Philips 245B1
Undamaged|HDMI cable, Monitor|USB port|Plastic
Philips 325E1C
Philips 325E1C
Undamaged|HDMI cable, Monitor|None USB port|Plastic
ASUS ProArt Display PA24ACRV
ASUS ProArt Display PA24ACRV
Damaged|No accessories|USB port|Plastic

More Second Chance varieties available

iiyama ProLite XB2797QSU-B1
iiyama ProLite XB2797QSU-B1
Undamaged|USB port|Plastic|Not curved
Philips 325B1L/00
Philips 325B1L/00
Undamaged|HDMI cable, No accessories|USB port|Plastic
AOC Q24P2Q
AOC Q24P2Q
Undamaged|HDMI cable, No accessories|USB port|Plastic