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SAVE $800: As of June 11,Watch Sweet Alibis Online the 48-inch LG UltraGear OLED monitor is $699.99, down from $1,499.99, at LG. It also comes with a free pair of LG Tone wireless active noise-canceling earbuds. That's a discount of 56%.

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$1,499.99 Save $800 Free LG Tone wireless earbuds included

If you're thinking about upgrading your monitor, go big or go home. A massive display is always a great idea, especially if you've been working with a smaller screen for some time. Right now, you can save big on a significant upgrade thanks to LG, which will net you not only a great monitor at a massive discount, but a free pair of earbuds as well.

As of June 11, you can get the 48-inch LG UltraGear OLED monitor at LG for just $699.99. That's $800 off its normal price of $1,499.99 and a discount of 56%. Plus, you'll get a pair of LG Tone active noise-canceling earbuds for free. They're currently discounted to $69.99, and normally go for $129.99.

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This OLED monitor is the perfect addition to your setup if you're craving crisp colors and high-resolution graphics. It has a refresh rate of 120Hz and is G-SYNC compatible so if you're a big gamer, you'll see a major improvement over what you're currently using. It has a 1,500,000:1 contrast ratio as well, which will make for bold, bright colors no matter what you're playing or working on. Its 0.1ms response time won't hurt, either.

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This is a great deal on all counts, especially if gaming or HD visuals are important to you. Add this monitor to your work or play setup for less, but act quickly: this deal is only valid through June 30, and it's possible it could sell out sooner.

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