LG 27GS60QC-B.AEKQ

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The LG 27GS60QC-B is a decent “get yourself a usable gaming/work panel without going mad on budget” monitor, and for ~£155 ex‑VAT it’s priced like it’s meant to get bought. In day-to-day terms, you’re mainly paying for a bigger screen feel and a more immersive curved experience than flat office displays—helpful for gaming sessions and for having multiple windows open when you’re doing admin, spreadsheets, or writing docs. For a small office, or an IT department standardising a few desks, it’s a reasonable choice where you want something that looks modern and performs well enough without the hassle of premium pricing.

That said, I wouldn’t buy it if your priority is colour accuracy for design work or if you’re particularly sensitive to quirks like slightly inconsistent clarity/contrast depending on viewing angle. It’s also the type of monitor where you’ll want to sanity-check scaling in Windows at your target resolution—cheap-ish monitors often behave differently across different PCs and GPUs. If you’re buying a handful for users who mostly do office work plus occasional gaming, it’s a good value punt. If your use is design-heavy, colour-critical, or you demand a “premium” image every single day, I’d steer you toward a higher tier.