Cyber Monday monitor deals 2023: the best deals still live
These are the Cyber Monday monitor deals that are still live
Cyber Monday is now over for another year, but these monitor deals are still live.
Cyber Monday deals are often the last chance to save big on expensive purchases like the best monitors, so it's no wonder that they are so popular year after year. As we saw with Black Friday monitor deals, there are some truly great savings on 1080p, 1440p, and 4K displays in both standard 16:9 aspect ratios all the way up to 32:9 super ultrawide panels.
If a high refresh rate is your thing, don't worry, plenty of 144Hz and higher gaming monitors are on sale, making it a great time for gamers to upgrade. If you're a content creator looking for a great 5K display for video or photo editing work, there are plenty of options covering the color gamut you need at a great price.
And, while Cyber Monday is over, many of the deals we found remain available - though we don't know for how long. So, check out the remaining deals below before it really is too late!
Cyber Monday monitor deals - QUICK LINKS (US)
- Amazon: discounts on all kinds of monitors
- Best Buy: monitor deals from $89.99
- Newegg: great deals on gaming displays
- Walmart: cheap monitors from under $100
- Adorama: premium and ultrawide deals
Dell SE2422H 24-inch FHD monitor: was $149.99 now $79.99 at Dell
This 24-inch full HD monitor from Dell might not be the best for gaming or content creation, but for under $80, this is perfect for those who just need a good monitor for basic computing work and don't want to spend a lot of money.
Dell S2722QC 27-inch 4K USB-C Monitor: was $369.99 now $277.99 at Amazon
With a 60Hz refresh rate and an 8ms grey-to-grey pixel response time, this isn't the fastest 4K monitor out there, but it was already well-priced for a standard 4K display before this 24% discount, so the extra savings makes it a fantastic bargain.
Acer Nitro 27-inch gaming monitor: was $259 now $145 at Walmart
If you're looking to upgrade your monitor to 1440p on a budget, this Acer Nitro is a great choice. It's a VA panel but it's one of the cheapest 27-inch monitors we've seen to feature 1440p. It's also rapid, supporting a 170Hz refresh rate and 1MS response time - perfect for those intensive gaming sessions.
LG 27-inch IPS LED 4K UHD Monitor with HDR: was $349.99 now $199.99 at Best Buy
This 27-inch 4K monitor with HDR from Best Buy is one of the cheapest we've seen in a long while thanks to this $150 saving.
LG UltraGear 34GP83A-B 34-inch curved QHD gaming monitor: was $749.99 now $639.24 at Amazon
This LG UltraGear curved QHD gaming monitor is as good as it gets for a 1440p display, featuring a 160Hz refresh rate, 1ms GtG pixel response, VESA DisplayHDR 400, and 98% of the DCI-P3 color gamut for brilliant color, and AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility for an incredible gaming experience for 15% off its list price. This isn't as big a price cut as we saw on Cyber Monday itself, but it's still a nice saving for people who missed out.
Dell U2723QE 27-inch 4K monitor: was $599.99 now $549.99 at B&H Photo
Enhance your workspace and save $50 on Dell's U2723QE 27-inch 4K UHD HDR IPS Monitor. This is less of a saving than on Cyber Monday, but it's actually still $20 cheaper than when it was on sale on Black Friday! Its crisp 2160p resolution and USB Type-C docking streamline your setup, providing power, data, and video through one cable. The monitor features a built-in hub with multiple USB ports and RJ45 Ethernet for connectivity, along with productivity-boosting features like PbP, PiP, and automatic KVM switching.
Alienware AW3423DWF: was $999.99 now $799.99 at Dell
Looking for a big, beautiful curved gaming monitor? Look no further: this Alienware model packs phenomenal color density, contrast, and brightness, plus a super-fast 165Hz refresh rate ideal for high-intensity gaming. With 0.1ms response time and an ultrawide WQHD resolution, this is a gaming display for kings.
Samsung Odyssey Ark 55” LED Curved 4K UHD Gaming Monitor: was $2,699.99 now $1,799.99 at Best Buy
Ok, so the Samsung Odyssey Ark is one of those monitors that scream ostentatiousness, and that's absolutely its appeal. With a stunning display that can rotate into "cockpit mode" for a portrait orientation that literally looms over you, this is one of the most unique monitors on the market, and you can save $900 off to make its premium price tag sting just a bit less.
Cyber Monday monitor deals - QUICK LINKS (UK)
- Amazon: tonnes of monitor deals
- Argos: a range of options from £79
- Box: save big on gaming monitors
- Currys: every kind of PC monitors on sale
- Ebuyer: decent discounts and lots of options
- Laptops Direct: save on FHD, 4K, and ultrawides
MSI G2422: was £212.99 now £109 at Box
It's nothing overly flashy, but if you're looking for a no-frills 1080p gaming monitor at an excellent price, this is the one to buy. The G2422 from MSI offers a 24-inch display, 170Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time - everything a budding gamer needs. As an added bonus, this deal also includes a free Bluetooth speaker from MSI!
Dell S2421HS 24-inch Monitor: was £138.99 now £96.98 at Dell
While this full HD monitor is fairly bog-standard office equipment, it does have some nice features, like a 75Hz refresh rate and the flexibility to put it into portrait mode. And with this 30% savings over at Dell's website, it's just under £100, making it a real bargain, even for a basic office monitor.
Acer CB272U Quad HD 27-inch: was £249 now £209 at Currys
This Acer QHD (1440p) monitor from Currys offers a fast, 75Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time, making it perfect for high-intensity gaming on budget.
ASUS ROG Strix 30-inch FHD Ultrawide: was £564.97 now £453.97 at Laptops Direct
You can save £111 on this Asus ROG Strix gaming ultrawide right now with this Cyber Monday deal from Laptops Direct and enjoy a 220Hz refresh rate and a USB-C input, a rarity on gaming monitors these days. Note, though, that it was £150 cheaper for Black Friday.
ElectriQ-49CV5UWD120FSHQA-V3 49-inch super ultrawide QHD: was £759.97 now £599.97 at Laptops Direct
It doesn't get much bigger than a 49-inch super ultrawide, and with this £160 discount from Laptops Direct, you can enjoy 5120x1440p resolution, a 120Hz refresh, 4ms pixel response, and HDR600 with AMD FreeSync for under £600.
Acer Predator CG437KP 42.5-inch 4K gaming monitor: was £1,339.99 now £899.99 at Box
This Acer Predator 4K gaming monitor offers an immersive gaming experience with its 42-inch UHD display, G-SYNC compatibility and 144Hz refresh rate for smooth, tear-free gameplay, and a fast 1ms response time for fantastic responsiveness. Normally a premium display by any measure, you can get it for just under £900 at Box.
Alienware AW3423DWF: was £929 now £660 at Dell
If you like your gaming monitor big and curvy, this 34-inch model from Alienware should be your first port of call. With a WQHD resolution, 165Hz refresh rate, and Quantum Dot OLED technology for superior contrast and colour reproduction, it really is the whole package – everything you could ask for in a curved gaming display.
LG UltraGear 45-inch OLED QHD 240Hz curved monitor: was £1,649.99 now £1,449.99 at Box
This is one of the best gaming monitors ever made thanks to its gorgeous 45-inch curved OLED panel with a 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms pixel response, not to mention its 1500000:1 Contrast Ratio. As a 1440p monitor, it's ideal for gaming since the visuals are still incredibly sharp, but at a much higher frame rate than you'd get at 4K or higher, and with this Box deal for Cyber Monday, which is still live, you can save £200 to make it even sweeter.
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