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Save $100: As of August 31,Taste Of My Girl (2021) Full Movie Online the Acer Predator gaming monitor (28-inch) is on sale at Amazon for $499.99, down from $599.99. That's a discount of 17%.

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Gaming is all about strategy and execution, but having the right equipment can help with that. If you've been looking for a top-notch gaming monitor for your gaming needs, this deal at Amazon might be for you.

As of August 31, the Acer Predator gaming monitor (28-inch) is on sale at Amazon for $499.99. That's a savings of $100 off the usual price of $599.99 and represents a discount of 17%. Packed with features such as EyeSafe Certification to protect your sight, this deal is proof that quality and savings can come together.

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The Acer Predator gaming monitor is 28 inches wide and has a resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. Its aspect ratio of 16:9, viewing angle of 178°, and 4K image display provide cinematic visuals as you play. Essentially, you'll be able to play in various parts of your room without losing valuable visual information.

A speedy refresh rate of 144 Hz comes in handy during multiplayer situations and allows you to have all of the information you need to make faster decisions. The Acer Predator also supports HDMI 2.1, which means you can use it with PS5 or the latest Xbox consoles.

If you love gaming and saving money, this deal is a great one to check out while supplies last.

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