Fall generally brings about the best monitor deals of the year. Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days (Oct. 10-11), Best Buy's Holiday Sneak Peak (Oct.1), Target's Circle Week (Oct. 1-7) and Newegg's FantasTech Sale II (Oct. 9-13) will offer sold deals on monitors. Following these early holiday sales, we have Black Friday, Nov. 24 and Cyber Monday, Nov. 27.
So whether you're looking for a productivity monitor or gaming display, there are plenty of opportunities to save.
Investing in the right computer monitor can help your day-to-day productivity soar and enhance your overall viewing experience. You can mirror or extend your laptop screen, build a dual monitor setup or even a multi-monitor setup for gaming.
There are a lot of specs to consider when buying a laptop. Besides display size, resolution, refresh rate, and response time, you'll also have to think about price versus performance. No matter your budget, you'll want to get the best value for your hard earned cash — and that's where we come in.
We're sharing the best Black Friday-worthy monitor deals right here in one place. See today's best discounts below.
Best monitor deals — Quick links
- Amazon: save on Acer, Asus, HP, LG, Samsung, and more
- Best Buy: save on Acer, HP, LG, Samsung, and more
- Newegg: save on Acer, Asus, Gigabyte, Samsung and more
- Target: save on Acer, AOpen, HP and Samsung
- Walmart: save on Acer and MSI gaming monitors
Best monitor deals right now
- Samsung ViewFinity UJ59 32" 4K Monitor:
$339$275 @ Amazon - Dell U2723QE UltraSharp 27 4K USB-C Hub Monitor:
$779$629 @ Dell - Acer KC242Y 24" Full HD Monitor:
$117$89 @ Amazon - HP M32f 32" FHD Monitor:
$309$199 @ Best Buy - Acer SB272 27" FHD Monitor:
$139$119 @ Amazon - HP M24H 24" FHD Monitor:
$209$149 @ Best Buy
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Computer monitor deals buying guide
- We recommend a 27-inch monitor size. However, go for the largest display that will fit your workspace and your budget. 27 inches is very large, so pull out a ruler and do some measuring.
- Buy a 4K monitor if you can afford to splurge. Although 1080p monitors offer a great viewing experience, 2160p content is becoming the new norm. If you have room in your budget to spend upwards of $250, go for the 1440p or 4K monitor.
- Widescreen multimedia monitors are for everything. If cinematic viewing, immersive PC gaming and maximum productivity are priority, go for a widescreen monitor. They come in flat and curved designs with life-like FHD or 4K resolution.
- Generally speaking, 60Hz and up is a good refresh rate. The refresh rate is the number of times a monitor refreshes the screen per second. A standard 60Hz monitor refreshes the screen 60 times per second whereas a 120Hz monitor refreshes twice as many times. Competitive gamers will benefit from the smoother gaming performance of 144Hz and up.
- Most monitors have a response time of 5ms. Response time is the time it takes the monitor to shift from one color to another. Gamers will want to get the lowest response time (1ms is ideal).
