Worth It: Dell 27" 240Hz IPS Gaming Monitor — 0.5ms Response, a Rare Combo at This Price

Amazon.ca has the Dell SE2726HG 27-inch FHD gaming monitor for $191.55 CAD (list $209.99). Free shipping with Prime, or on orders over $35.

It doesn't go on deep discount often, but the spec sheet deserves a mention on its own: 27 inches at 1080p, 240Hz, a Fast IPS panel and 0.5ms response. Under two hundred dollars you rarely get 240Hz together with IPS — most rivals at this price are either VA curved panels or 165Hz TN.

The jump from 165Hz to 240Hz isn't obvious at first glance, but going back afterwards is hard. Fast flicks and snap turns smear noticeably less and the image tracks your input more closely. FreeSync Premium and HDMI VRR are both supported, so PC, PS5 and Xbox all avoid tearing.

99% sRGB coverage and 178-degree IPS viewing angles mean colour holds when you're off-axis. It's TÜV Rheinland 3-star eye comfort certified, which cuts blue light without tinting the whole picture yellow — easier on the eyes over a long session.

Inputs are 2x HDMI plus DisplayPort 1.4, so a PC and a console can both stay connected with a button press to switch. The stand only tilts; there's no height or swivel adjustment, so plan on a riser or a VESA arm if your desk sits high.

4.4 stars over 400+ reviews. Minor complaints: the included cables are short, and the menu buttons sit on the back of the panel. Neither affects daily use.

1080p at 240Hz is the practical pick for a lot of people — you don't need a new GPU just to feed 4K, and high frame rates are easier to hit. If your desktop or gaming laptop can push high frames at 1080p, this is a sensible match.

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