Black Friday is coming, and the deals are starting to appear. LG are kicking off their deals early with deals on the LG gram Pro laptop, Cinebeam Q 4K projector and gaming monitors.
The discounts are deep and real, with the LG gram Pro 16” laptop down 30% to just $2,589.
The LG gram Pro laptops are amazingly light and this model includes a 16” IPS display with Intel Core Ultra processor and NVIDIA RTX3050 graphics. There’s a 1TB Gen4 M.2 SSD and 16GB of DDR5 RAM, with a 77Wh battery on-board that uses AI to extend your battery life.
For gamers, LG has dropped the price on two of their UltraGear monitors, with the 27” UltraGear and UltraGear 49” gaming monitors seeing heavy discounts.
The 27” UltraGear monitor has been dropped from $499 to $179, and includes a FullHD resolution IPS panel with 144Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response. Featuring HDR10 and 99% coverage of the sRGB colour space, the monitor also includes support for NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync.
For anyone wanting a BIG monitor, the 49” UltraGear is now down 50% to $1,399. This curved, 49” behemoth comes in a 32:9 aspect ratio in DQHD resolution with a 1000R curvature.
It offers a 240Hz refresh rate with 1ms response and HDR1000 for impressive colour accuracy, and supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro for smooth, tear free gaming.
The last deal will be going live on the 21st of November, but it’s worth waiting for with 48% off the LG CineBeam Q 4K UHD Projector (HU710PB), which will be marked down to just $1,299.
The compact projector can throw a 120-inch display which will automatically calibrate itself when you place it. It comes with built-in 3W speakers. The CineBeam Q projector includes an innovative rotating handle that doubles as a stand.
There’s HDMI inputs, and support for Apple Airplay, and Screencast for Android, and it runs the LG WebOS SmartTV platform offering all your favourite local and international streaming services, and popular apps.
You can find the range on the LG.com/au website, with the discounts running until December 4th.
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