Black Friday monitor deals 2024: all the early deals available now

The Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 is one of the most loved gaming monitors on the market (and we agreed in our review, though its UI could be better), but it's not cheap; not normally at least. With this 40% discount though, you can get a glorious 49-inch, 5120x1440p, 32:9 super ultrawide aspect, OLED monitor with blazing fast 240Hz refresh and 0.03ms pixel response. Toss in AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and Samsung OLED Screen Optimization to prevent burn-in.

When I reviewed the MSI MPG 491CQP QD-OLED earlier this year, I called it "one of the best ultra-wide gaming monitors I've ever tested in terms of visual eye candy," and I wasn't joking. It's blazing fast at 144Hz refresh, has a 0.03ms pixel response, a 5120x1440p resolution, and its 49-inch curved panel makes your PC games (those that support 32:9 aspect, at least) look amazing. Already well priced, this $150 discount makes it even sweeter.

James Holland called this "a photographer's dream monitor" in his BenQ PD2705UA review earlier this year, and it's easy to see why. With stunning image quality, great color gamut coverage, plenty of ports, and a built-in USB hub, there's little this 27-inch 4K monitor can't do for photographers looking for a great display at an affordable price—a price made even better with this 16% discount from BenQ.

In our LG UltraGear OLED 32GS95UE-B review, Zach Kelly praised this monitor as "the 4K OLED monitor of my dreams", praising its gorgeous 32-inch 4K OLED panel, breezy setup, and "brilliant" UI and design. He felt that the then-price of $1,199.99 was too high, but now it's $400 off at Best Buy, making it one of the best values of any 4K OLED monitor under $1,000.

In our review, Alastair Jennings called the AOC 16T3EA portable USB-C monitor "a solid, lightweight option for working on the move", thanks to its easy USB-C connectivity, portability, and Auto Pivot feature making it a great companion display for professionals on the move. $10 isn't the biggest discount, but this FHD monitor is so great for what it does that it's a bargain even at full price, so why not get it for a little bit less?

My buddy Ural Garrett said that the Legion R25F-30 is "a solid 1080p gaming monitor with some compromises," in his review last month, and there are some sacrifices that had to be made to keep this 1080p gaming monitor under $200, but its fantastic gaming performance with 280Hz refresh, 0.5ms pixel response, and wide color gamut coverage (it even has built-in speakers) makes this a cheap gaming monitor that delivers where it counts. The 15% discount at Lenovo.com makes this an even better value right now.

The MSI MPG 491CQP QD-OLED is easily the best ultrawide curved gaming monitor on the market right now (yes, even better than the Samsung Odyssey OLED G9), thanks to its fantastic design, outstanding performance, and outstanding RRP. I said in my MSI MPG 491CQP QD-OLED that OLED monitors like this one have quirks that might annoy some, but if you can deal with OLED Care, this monitor's 5120x1440p resolution, blazing fast 144Hz refresh, 0.03ms pixel response, and 3-year warranty make it a must-have for gamers

"Alienware’s AW3225QF is nothing short of an epic gaming experience."

That's how Zak Storey described this 32-inch 4K curved QD-OLED monitor from gaming mainstay Alienware in his review earlier this year, and it's easy to see why. With a 240Hz refresh, 0.03ms GtG pixel response, and DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification, this is a blazing-fast, vibrant gaming display that will make your games look better than ever. Zak did complain that it was a very pricey monitor at its RRP, but with this £150 discount from Dell, it's a much better value for Black Friday.

The BenQ Mobiuz EX2710Q is part of the company's gaming monitor line, but it has a lot to offer creatives as well, as I noted in my BenQ Mobiuz EX2710Q review a while back. But my biggest complaint, other than the lack of USB-C input, was its then-price of £349. With this BenQ Black Friday offer, however, it's just under £200 for a 27-inch 165Hz QHD display with fantastic color gamut support, making it a fantastic deal that's easy to recommend.

OK, I get it, a £20 discount isn't the biggest savings on a gaming monitor, but the Gigabyte M32UC was already a fantastic value at its full retail price, as we note in our review. It's such a good 32-inch 4K 144Hz gaming monitor, in fact, that it's still at the top of our best gaming monitor guide two years after we reviewed it. Whether it's the top-notch gaming performance or its rich feature set, it's only beaten out by far more expensive OLED monitors, and even then, not by as much as you'd think. If you're looking for fantastic 4K gaming for less than £500, you definitely don't want to pass on this deal.