Sell used, old, surplus, retired or bulk 165Hz gaming monitors with a professional workflow for individuals, companies and international sellers living or operating anywhere in Thailand.
Y85N.com gives international sellers a clear way to sell 165Hz gaming monitors in Thailand. Identify the exact model, send useful photos, explain the screen condition, share quantity and location, then coordinate evaluation and pickup when the transaction is suitable.
We welcome enquiries from European and American residents and companies, as well as Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Myanmar and Korean communities operating throughout Thailand. English is used as the primary coordination language for the selling workflow.
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Y85N.com evaluates 165Hz gaming monitors from individuals and organizations across Thailand. Send the complete model, screen condition, quantity and location for review.
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Working second hand 165Hz monitors can retain useful resale value when the model, panel, resolution, condition and accessories remain attractive to the market.
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Older 165Hz models can still be considered. Age alone does not decide value because condition, specification, brand and current demand also matter.
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A strong quote starts with exact information. Model, resolution, screen size, panel type, ports, defects, stand, accessories and quantity can all influence evaluation.
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For suitable transactions, pickup planning can reduce the difficulty of transporting multiple monitors. Send province, exact area, quantity and preferred timing.
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Gaming cafes, esports rooms, offices, schools and companies can submit grouped 165Hz monitor inventories for one coordinated evaluation.
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Monitors retired after upgrades, standardization, room renovations or equipment refresh cycles may still have secondary market value.
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Y85N.com accepts enquiries from all 77 Thai provinces. Location, quantity and transaction value help determine whether pickup planning is suitable.
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If monitors must be cleared before a move, renovation, closure or replacement deadline, send the complete inventory and required collection date immediately.
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Y85N.com handles both single monitor enquiries and larger clearance projects. We organize model groups, quantities, screen condition, accessories, location and timing so large inventories can be reviewed in a practical way.
The 165Hz category includes many very different products. A complete model code matters because screen size, resolution, panel technology, connectivity and gaming features can change market demand significantly.
A common competitive gaming format. Exact model and panel type are important because specifications vary widely.
Popular with users who want gaming speed and higher image detail. QHD IPS models can remain especially relevant.
Larger and curved displays serve different users. Check stand, panel condition, curve integrity and transport requirements.
IPS gaming panels are often valued for viewing angles and image quality, but the complete model still determines demand.
VA monitors may offer strong contrast and are common in curved gaming products. Inspect motion behavior and panel uniformity.
TN gaming monitors can remain useful for speed focused users, especially when condition and pricing are competitive.
ASUS, Acer, AOC, BenQ, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, LG, MSI, Samsung, ViewSonic and other brands can be evaluated.
Gaming cafes, training rooms, offices, schools and companies can sell grouped monitor lots in one coordinated enquiry.
A practical guide based on the attached 165Hz monitor article, covering refresh rate comparisons, resale demand, pricing factors, brands, second hand sales, older models, bulk lots, retired equipment and urgent clearance.
165Hz became one of the most practical refresh rates in the gaming monitor market because it provides high refresh performance without moving completely into specialist esports territory.
For owners, this creates an interesting resale category.
A used 165Hz monitor may appeal to PC gamers, students, streamers, gaming businesses and people upgrading from conventional office displays. At the same time, the value varies greatly depending on resolution, panel technology, size, brand, condition and connectivity.
Y85N.com evaluates monitors as part of its IT equipment buying service in Thailand, including used, old, surplus, retired and bulk equipment. The company requests useful information such as equipment identity, photographs, quantity, condition and location before arranging further evaluation or pickup when appropriate.
A 165Hz monitor refreshes the displayed image up to 165 times per second when connected and configured correctly.
For gaming, this can produce smooth motion and responsive visual feedback.
The difference from 144Hz is not enormous, but 165Hz became common because manufacturers could offer slightly faster panels while keeping prices and hardware requirements within reach of mainstream gaming users.
For example, ASUS lists the VG248QG as a 24 inch Full HD gaming monitor capable of up to 165Hz with Adaptive Sync and G Sync compatibility. ASUS also notes that the maximum refresh rate depends on the connection used. DisplayPort can support the full 165Hz on that model while HDMI is specified up to 144Hz.
This is an excellent example of why an accurate model number matters when selling a gaming monitor.
Simply saying “165Hz monitor” does not tell the buyer enough about the product.
The numerical difference between 144Hz and 165Hz is 21 refresh cycles per second.
In normal desktop work, that difference may not be important.
For gaming, experienced users may appreciate additional smoothness, but other specifications can matter more.
A high quality 144Hz QHD IPS monitor can potentially be more desirable than a low specification 165Hz Full HD TN monitor.
Panel quality, response behavior, resolution, color, adaptive sync support and screen condition must therefore be considered together.
The difference becomes larger when comparing 165Hz with 240Hz.
A 240Hz monitor is usually aimed more directly at high performance gaming and competitive esports.
However, higher refresh rate does not automatically mean better for every buyer.
A user playing visually demanding games at QHD resolution may prefer a high quality 165Hz IPS screen with better image quality rather than a lower resolution 240Hz monitor.
For resale valuation, the correct question is not simply “Which refresh rate is higher?”
The better question is “What complete monitor specification does the market still want?”
165Hz occupies a practical middle position.
It is fast enough for competitive gaming while still being achievable by many modern gaming PCs.
This gives the category a wide potential reuse audience.
Full HD 165Hz monitors may attract budget focused competitive gamers.
QHD 165Hz models may appeal to users who want both gaming performance and better image detail.
Larger displays, curved models and premium panels may appeal to different groups again.
Because of this variety, model identification becomes one of the most important stages in valuation.
Brand reputation matters, but it should never be the only consideration.
The exact model provides much more useful information.
Screen size affects demand because 24 inch, 27 inch, 32 inch and ultrawide products serve different users.
Resolution matters because Full HD, QHD and higher resolution products require different hardware and provide different viewing experiences.
Panel technology also matters. IPS, VA, TN and newer panel technologies have different characteristics.
Physical condition can have a major effect on value. Dead pixels, pressure damage, uneven backlighting, lines, flicker and cracked panels should always be disclosed.
Stands and original accessories are another consideration. An adjustable original stand may add practical value because replacing a proprietary stand can be difficult.
The 165Hz category has been widely represented by ASUS, Acer, AOC, BenQ, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, LG, MSI, Samsung, ViewSonic and other gaming monitor manufacturers.
Y85N.com currently identifies monitor categories covering Samsung, BenQ, AOC, LG, Acer, ASUS and MSI in addition to general computer and gaming monitors.
ASUS VG248QG is one clear example of the category. It combines Full HD resolution with a 165Hz maximum refresh rate and gaming focused adaptive refresh features.
The existence of many different specifications inside the same refresh rate category is why sellers should provide the full model code rather than only the brand.
When selling a second hand gaming monitor, the first question is usually whether the screen works correctly.
Test it using the appropriate cable and refresh rate setting.
Check whether the image remains stable.
Look carefully for dead pixels, vertical lines, backlight abnormalities and physical panel damage.
If possible, display the operating system refresh rate settings in one photograph so the monitor can be identified more easily.
Then photograph the rear model label.
For valuation, the rear model label is often more useful than a photograph of the front bezel because many monitors look almost identical from the front.
Some 165Hz models are now several product generations old.
That does not automatically prevent resale.
Budget buyers often care more about working condition and price than product age.
A well maintained monitor from a known gaming brand may therefore continue to have practical value.
However, older models can face competition from inexpensive new monitors offering faster refresh rates and newer panels.
This is why the selling price must reflect actual model competitiveness rather than the original purchase price.
Accurate information creates a better starting point.
Send the complete model number.
State whether the monitor powers on and displays correctly.
Mention visible defects.
Photograph the screen, rear case, ports and model label.
Tell the buyer whether the original stand and power adapter are included.
For several units, state how many units are working and how many have problems.
This approach reduces uncertainty and can make the evaluation process faster.
Bulk 165Hz monitor lots can appear after esports room upgrades, gaming cafe renovations, office replacements, educational lab upgrades or liquidation of gaming equipment.
Selling one monitor is different from selling fifty.
For a large quantity, logistics become part of the transaction value.
A buyer must consider location, packing, loading, transport and the amount of inspection required.
Y85N.com describes its service as supporting transactions from single devices to large inventories, including pickup planning when suitable.
Pickup can be particularly useful for monitors because screens are inconvenient to transport in quantity.
They should not be stacked with pressure directly against the panels.
Original boxes are helpful when available, but they are not always necessary for making an initial enquiry.
For pickup consideration, provide the province, exact area, number of monitors and approximate deadline.
Not every retired monitor is broken.
Businesses frequently replace displays because of equipment standardization, accounting cycles, technology refreshes or workspace changes.
A gaming business might move from 165Hz Full HD monitors to 240Hz models.
A creative team might replace gaming monitors with larger QHD or 4K displays.
A company might close a department and have functional screens remaining.
These are different reasons for retirement, but all can create secondary market inventory.
Modern equipment buying does not always require the buyer to be located on the same street.
For larger transactions, the more relevant questions are whether the buyer serves your area, whether the equipment has sufficient transaction value and whether pickup can be coordinated.
Y85N.com currently states that it accepts enquiries from all 77 Thai provinces.
Urgent selling does not mean skipping important information.
In fact, accurate information becomes more important when the deadline is short.
Tell the buyer immediately why the timing matters and when the equipment must be removed.
Include all model and quantity information in the same enquiry.
For a large clearance project, photographs of the whole storage area can also help the buyer estimate the scope of loading and transport.
Imagine an organization with fifteen gaming monitors after upgrading a training room.
Ten units are the same ASUS model, three are another brand and two have visible panel problems.
A poor way to request a valuation would be to send one photograph with the message “How much for everything?”
A much more efficient approach is to divide the inventory into model groups.
Record quantity, model and working status.
Photograph one or two representative units from each group.
Photograph the damaged units separately.
Provide the pickup location and clearance deadline.
This reflects Y85N.com's published preparation advice, which emphasizes model, quantity, condition, photographs and location for equipment evaluation.
The case demonstrates why information quality matters almost as much as quantity when handling a bulk technology sale.
A few accurate details can save time. For several monitors, group identical models together before sending the enquiry.
Photograph the rear label and record screen size, resolution and any known panel information.
Confirm that the monitor powers on, shows a stable image and can use its intended high refresh setting with the correct connection.
Show the screen, rear case, model label, ports, stand, power accessories and any visible defect.
Include quantity, working status, pickup province, preferred timing and an inventory list for larger lots.
Good handling protects the panel, keeps accessories together and makes the first evaluation easier, especially when you have many gaming monitors.
Turn the monitor off, unplug power and signal cables, and allow it to cool before cleaning or moving. Avoid pulling cables by the wire.
The panel is the most fragile and valuable part of the monitor. Avoid pressure on the front surface and do not place heavy items against it.
Original stands, bases, power adapters and special cables can improve usability and make the monitor easier to evaluate.
Use a soft dry microfiber cloth for dust and fingerprints. Avoid spraying liquid directly onto the panel, vents, buttons or ports.
Keep displays indoors away from rain, standing water, direct sun and extreme heat. Upright or well supported storage reduces panel stress.
For several monitors, group identical models and separate problem units. This makes quantity and condition easier to understand.
Model plus screen photos plus quantity plus condition plus location. That is the fastest way to start.
A 165Hz label alone is not enough for valuation. The exact model reveals the panel, resolution, screen size, connectivity, gaming features and generation that buyers actually compare.
The rear model label is often more useful than the front bezel because many gaming monitors look similar. Send the complete model number, not only the brand or the words 165Hz. If possible, include a photo of the operating system refresh rate setting and the connection being used.
Screen size affects demand because 24 inch, 27 inch, 32 inch and ultrawide products serve different users. Resolution matters because Full HD, QHD and higher resolution products provide different viewing experiences and require different graphics performance.
Panel technology can strongly influence buyer preference. IPS, VA and TN panels have different characteristics. A high quality 144Hz QHD IPS monitor can sometimes be more desirable than a basic 165Hz Full HD TN model, which is why the complete specification matters.
The difference between 144Hz and 165Hz is 21 refresh cycles per second. In normal desktop work that may not matter much. For gaming, users may value the extra smoothness, but resolution, response behavior, adaptive sync, color and screen condition also matter.
A 240Hz monitor is usually aimed more directly at competitive esports, while 165Hz often occupies a practical middle position. A user playing demanding games at QHD may prefer a high quality 165Hz IPS display rather than a lower resolution 240Hz monitor.
Connection capability matters because the maximum refresh rate may depend on the port. The attached article uses ASUS VG248QG as an example where DisplayPort supports the full 165Hz while HDMI is specified up to 144Hz. Adaptive sync and G Sync compatibility can also affect usefulness.
Disclose dead pixels, vertical lines, flicker, pressure marks, uneven backlighting, cracked panels and physical damage. Stable image output and an intact panel can strongly influence resale value.
Original stands and power accessories can add practical value because proprietary replacements may be difficult to find. Include the base, stand arm, power brick, cable and any special mounting hardware when available.
The 165Hz category includes ASUS, Acer, AOC, BenQ, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, LG, MSI, Samsung, ViewSonic and many other manufacturers. The complete model code matters more than brand alone.
Large monitor lots can appear after gaming cafe renovations, esports room upgrades, office replacements and educational lab changes. Group identical models, state working quantities and separate damaged units so logistics and inspection can be planned more efficiently.
Not every retired monitor is broken. Businesses may replace working displays for standardization, accounting cycles, technology refreshes or workspace changes. Functional retired monitors can still create secondary market inventory.
For pickup planning, send the exact location, model groups, quantity and screen condition. Larger or higher value lots are easier to assess when the inventory and location are clear from the start.
A complete model number, useful screen photos, honest defect notes, quantity, included stand and power accessories, and pickup location give our team a strong starting point.
The process can be straightforward.
Send the brand, complete model number, screen size and resolution if known.
Photograph the display while working, the rear label, ports, stand and any visible defect.
For several units, group identical models and note how many are working, damaged or incomplete.
Send the pickup province, exact area and preferred timing.
The monitor can then be reviewed according to model, specification, condition, quantity and current demand.
For faster evaluation, prepare the complete model number, screen size, resolution, panel type if known, working status, photos, quantity, stand, power accessories and pickup location.
Brand and exact model
Screen size
Resolution
Refresh rate confirmation
Panel type if known
Dead pixels or lines
Flicker or backlight problems
Original stand
Power adapter or cable
Quantity
Pickup location
Required deadline
Unused monitors can gradually lose market value as new gaming displays become cheaper and faster. Selling surplus monitors can help recover remaining value, clear storage space, simplify inventory, complete refresh projects and consolidate many devices into one transaction.
Recover remaining asset value
Clear gaming room or office space
Reduce warehouse clutter
Complete monitor refresh projects
Prepare for relocation or renovation
Move bulk monitor lots in one coordinated sale
Y85N.com is designed for sellers who want a direct path from monitor information to evaluation and pickup planning. This is especially useful for gaming room upgrades, office refreshes, warehouse lots and retired display inventories.
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“Clear English communication and a simple checklist made it easy to prepare my 165Hz gaming monitor details.”
International seller · Bangkok Sample review placeholder“Grouping our gaming monitors by model made the bulk enquiry much easier to organize.”
Gaming business · Chonburi Sample review placeholder“The rear model label and screen photos helped keep the quotation discussion clear.”
Japanese resident · Bangkok Sample review placeholder“Sending 165Hz monitor photos through LINE was convenient and easy to follow.”
Chinese business owner · Rayong Sample review placeholder“A practical process for unused gaming monitors after an equipment upgrade.”
Korean professional · Pathum Thani Sample review placeholder“Pickup requirements were explained clearly for several monitors.”
Vietnamese entrepreneur · Samut Prakan Sample review placeholder“The team asked for the right information about screen condition and accessories.”
Myanmar seller · Bangkok Sample review placeholder“It was easier than creating separate listings for every monitor.”
European expat · Phuket Sample review placeholder“The inventory approach worked well for a mixed office and gaming monitor lot.”
US business team · Chiang Mai Sample review placeholder“A professional workflow for retired high refresh rate monitors.”
International office · Nonthaburi Sample review placeholderCommon questions from gamers, international residents, gaming businesses, office managers and corporate IT teams are organized below for quick scanning on desktop and mobile.
Yes. Y85N.com accepts 165Hz monitor enquiries from all 77 provinces of Thailand. Pickup planning depends on model, quantity, condition, value and location.
Yes. The process is designed for international sellers living or operating in Thailand. English coordination is available for photos, model numbers, quantity, condition and pickup location.
Many can be. Value depends on the exact model, screen size, resolution, panel type, condition, accessories and current secondary market demand.
Older 165Hz gaming monitors can be submitted for evaluation. Age alone does not determine value because working condition and complete specifications also matter.
Selected damaged monitors may still be considered. Please disclose dead pixels, lines, flicker, pressure marks, cracked panels, power problems or missing stands before evaluation.
Yes. Bulk lots from gaming cafes, esports rooms, offices, schools, training rooms, warehouses and company refresh projects can be evaluated.
Pickup coordination may be available for suitable transactions. Send the province, exact area, quantity, model groups and preferred collection timing.
The complete model number, screen size, resolution, panel type if known, working condition, clear photos, quantity, included stand and power accessories, and pickup location are the best starting point.
No. Refresh rate is only one factor. Resolution, panel quality, size, brand, condition, ports, adaptive sync support and market demand can matter just as much.
Yes. Retired monitors from gaming room, esports, office, training room and lab upgrades can be evaluated as single units or grouped lots.
Common 165Hz brands include ASUS, Acer, AOC, BenQ, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, LG, MSI, Samsung, ViewSonic and other gaming monitor manufacturers.
Evaluation can consider exact model, screen size, resolution, panel type, physical condition, working condition, defects, original stand, power adapter or cable, quantity and current demand.
Yes. If you have a move, renovation, office closure or equipment replacement deadline, send the required collection date together with model, quantity, photos and location.
Not automatically. A strong 144Hz QHD IPS model may be more desirable than a basic 165Hz Full HD model, while 240Hz products target a different high performance segment. The complete specification matters.
Send your monitor details to Y85N.com for evaluation anywhere in Thailand.
