Get a perfect 4K console gaming monitor from just $229 right now at Amazon with screens from Asus, Acer, and MSI at lowest-ever prices

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We're huge fans of teaming PS5 and Xbox Series X consoles with 4K gaming monitors here at TechRadar Gaming. It's a perfect marriage of the best home console advancements and dedicated, gaming-focused screens that'll display your games in their best light.

Monitors can demand sizeable investments though - but today we've rounded up a bunch of 4K monitor deals that buck that trend.

Gaming monitor expert Asus has two monitors up on sale and the first is a particularly great offering if you're after a cheap 4K monitor deal. The 28-inch Asus TUF Gaming VG289Q1A is just $229 at Amazon right now (was $289) and is perfect for those looking to get all the benefits of a great 4K gaming screen but are happy to keep specs restrained in order to keep the price down (its refresh rate is a maximum of 60Hz). Its brethren, the Asus TUF Gaming VG28UQL1A, also a 28-incher, turns things up a notch and offers more bells and whistles including 144Hz refresh rate - it's down to a lowest-ever price of $529 at Amazon (was $649) right now.

Elsewhere, the massive and beautiful Asus PG42UQ is down to a lowest-ever price of $999 at Amazon (was $1,399) and is ideal for those looking to go big for their 4K monitor, the Acer Predator XB283K is only $379.99 at Amazon (was $499.99) - another lowest-ever - while if you've got to have a curved screen then the MSI G321CU 4K gaming monitor is just $379.99 at Amazon (was $529.99).

Today's best PS5 and Xbox 4K monitor deals

If none of these monitors for PS5 or monitors for Xbox Series X quite matches what you're after then check out the latest lowest prices on a range of alternative 4K monitors below as dug up by our deal-finding tech.

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