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Newskill brings Icarus curved gaming monitor with 240Hz frequency

The peripheral company Newskill Gaming continues to expand its range of monitors for gamers known as Icarus with a curved monitor. This new model continues to maintain its presence and make it stronger in this sector of products for players with its characteristic value for money.

On this occasion, the Icarus RGB 27 ”FHD 240 Hz gaming monitor model with curved screen is presented, designed for gamers and e-sports players. Its frameless design without frames will offer us the feeling of being in front of a special screen. It incorporates some bands on the back of the monitor with which we can enjoy RGB lighting, adding a touch of color to our equipment.

Curved monitor for the most demanding gamers

The response time of this new Icarus curved monitor from Newskill is 1MS MPRT, making it the ideal monitor for professional gamers. The Icarus RGB 27 ”FHD incorporates a VAc panel with a refresh rate of up to 240 Hz that allows the equivalence between response speed and color quality. Thanks to this, the panel shows 240 images per second.

The new member of the Icarus Series monitor family is fully compatible with FreeSync, G-Sync and HDR imaging technologies. Continuing with the VA panel that incorporates the new Newskill monitor, we find a high resolution FHD 1920 × 1080 pixels. Its main novelty is the curved screen and the possibility of adjusting the elevation of the base in height.

The Icarus RGB 27 ”FHD 240Hz gaming monitor includes an anti-fatigue system that already incorporated the whole family of monitors Newskill's Icarus Series. The flicker free system eliminates random flickers on the screen. If we combine this feature with its blue light filter designed to reduce eye fatigue after long gaming sessions, we will be in front of a PC monitor model that not only thinks about image quality. Also think about the health of the player. This Newskill Icarus RGB 27 ”FHD 240Hz curved gaming monitor model will be available exclusively in the PC Components store.

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Benjamin Rosa

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