For $155 each, I'm close to bagging three of these 144Hz gaming monitors

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MSI Optix G272 | 27-inch | IPS | 1080p | 144Hz | 1ms response time| $352.60$155 at Walmart (save $197.60(opens in new tab))For this price it's hard not to recommend this gaming monitor. It's great for competitive gaming at 1080p, and the response time is minimal too. It may be a little lacking on the side of ergonomics but its certainly got it where it counts.

This MSI Optix G272 gaming monitor, with speedy refresh rate and low response time, is just $155 at Walmart(opens in new tab) right now. That's kind of ridiculous when you consider its usual price is $353. That's almost $200 saved on a pretty decent piece of kit—maybe something to consider if you're looking to round off your mid-range gaming rig(opens in new tab) setup.

On top of an 144Hz refresh rate, this little esports ready gaming monitor delivers an impeccable 1ms response time. That makes it a great option if you're into competitive online gaming, and although it's only a 1080p native resolution panel, it means it won't push lower end graphics cards too hard. 

Easier on your GPU equals higher frames per second, i.e. the gaming life-blood.

What's the catch, you're wondering? While there is a lot going for this gaming monitor in terms of competitive chops, issues crop up when you look below the panel itself.

We've not had a chance to confirm this for ourselves but Rtings(opens in new tab) testers came back with a few gripes, the stand being one of them. It's not the greatest when it comes to ergonomics, since there's no height adjustment or swivel. You also can't rotate it to portrait orientation if you want to set up some matrix-style coding monitor array. The joystick controls are a great feature for a modern monitor, though this ones got a little wiggle to