Whether you use a desktop or Movieslaptop, a good monitor is a must-have for working, gaming, and streaming. We're seeing tonsof amazing deals on monitors during Amazon's Big Deal Days, which is what the brand has dubbed October's Prime Day event.
To try and keep up with Amazon, retailers like Walmart and Best Buy are also offering some steep discounts on computer monitors right now. We've compiled the best deals we've seen — and we'll continue updating this post throughout the two-day event, so check back for even more great deals on monitors this Prime Day.
This 27-inch monitor from Samsung is a solid choice for just about anybody. It’s a great size for working from home and it has a game mode that adjusts any game to fill the screen with every detail visible. The monitor has a virtually borderless display and smooth visuals, so it looks good whether it's powered on or off. Fair warning: this popular monitor is almost sold out.
Samsung 22-inch T350 Series FHD 1080p monitor — $89.99$149.99at Amazon (save $60)
Samsung 27-inch Odyssey G32A FHD gaming monitor — $179.99 $279.99at Amazon (save $100)
Samsung 27-inch S39C series curved monitor — $179.99 $269.99at Best Buy (save $90)
Samsung 27-inch S80A 4K monitor — $249.99$269at Amazon (save $19.01)
Samsung 32-inch Odyssey G55A QHD monitor — $279.99 $349.99at Amazon (save $70)
Samsung 34-inch ViewFinity S50GC Series monitor — $279.99 $379.99at Amazon (save $100)
Samsung 32-inch M80B 4K UHD smart monitor — $369.99$482.99at Amazon (save $113)
Dell's 27-inch FreeSync monitor boasts 4K UHD resolution to create an immersive experience whether you're working, streaming, or gaming. It has a sleek look and is adjustable so you don't have to awkwardly crane your neck. Plus, it has built-in dual 3W speakers and two HDMI ports.
Dell 23.8-inch S2421NX monitor — $109.99$159.99at Best Buy (save $50)
Dell 27-inch SE2722HX monitor — $119.99 $159.99at Amazon (save $40)
Dell 24-inch LED FHD monitor — $199.99 $279.99at Best Buy (save $80)
Dell 32-inch S3222HG curved gaming monitor — $239.99 $299.99at Amazon (save $60)
Dell 27-inch S2722QC 4K monitor — $299.04 $369.99at Amazon (save $70.95)
I'm a personal fan of HP monitors because that's what I use in my WFH setup. I don't use this particular 27-inch model (I have the HP 24mh, which is also on sale), but it's got the same gorgeous flatscreen with super-thin bezels. The monitor is also adjustable for height and tilt, and it has built-in dual speakers that actually sound good. As part of Amazon's Prime Day deals on monitors, you can save almost $100 on this device, an "Amazon's Choice" product.
HP 21.5-inch LED FHD FreeSync monitor — $99.99 $144.99at Best Buy (save $45)
HP 23.8-inch 24mh FHD monitor — $119.99 $159.99at Amazon (save $40)
HP 24-inch LED FHD FreeSync monitor — $129.99 $209.99at Best Buy (save $80)
HP 27-inch LED QHD monitor — $199.99 $329.99at Best Buy (save $130)
If you're anything like me, you constantly have dozens of tabs open at once on your computer. I always find myself wanting morescreen from my monitor and laptop. The LG DualUp is a vertical monitor that gives you a split screen that's essentially two monitors in one. You'll be able to multitask like a pro.
LG 32-inch 32ML600M-B FHD monitor — $169.99 $199.99at Amazon (save $30)
LG 32-inch 32QN600-B QHD monitor — $199.99 $239.99at Amazon (save $40)
LG 34-inch UltraGear QHD curved gaming monitor — $299.99 $399.99at Amazon (save $100)
LG 34-inch UltraWide QHD curved monitor — $329.99 $469.99at Amazon (save $140)
LG 48-inch 48GQ900-B UltraGear gaming monitor — $799.99 $1,499.99at Amazon (save $700)
LG 45-inch UltraGear curved gaming monitor — $1,299.99 $1,699.99at Best Buy (save $400)
Acer 21.5-inch SB220Q bi monitor — $74.99$99.99at Amazon (save $25)
Acer 27-inch Nitro gaming monitor — $199.99 $299.99at amazon (save $100)
ASUS 27-inch VA27EHF monitor — $109 $139at Amazon (save $20)
KYY 15.6-inch portable monitor — $77.99 $109.99 at Amazon (save $32 with on-page coupon)
onn. 24-inch FHD monitor — $87 $119at Walmart (save $32)
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