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If you’ve had a monitor upgrade on your wishlist, Prime Day has a few contributions when it comes to stellar deals that you might want to know about. Given how much monitors can vary in shape, size, panel type, and features, the deals probably won’t please everyone. But we’re adding every compelling deal that we find — at Amazon and beyond — to the list below to help get you set up with a great monitor.
Also, if you’re looking for additional discounts, we’ve rounded up the best Prime Day deals happening across multiple categories, including gaming and computing.
The best 1080p monitor deals for Prime Day
- LG’s 34-inch FHD 21:9 aspect ratio IPS ultrawide monitor is $300 at Amazon (usually $350).
The best QHD / 4K monitor deals for Prime Day
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LG’s 27-inch 27UL500 4K IPS Monitor
LG’s 27UL500 is an entry-level 4K panel to make note of, one that supports HDR10 and FreeSync technology while offering up two HDMI 2.0 ports alongside a DisplayPort 1.4 port.
- ViewSonic’s 34-inch WQHD 21:9 aspect ratio IPS ultrawide monitor is $320 at Amazon (usually $440).
The best gaming monitor deals for Prime Day
LG’s 27-inch QHD UltraGear IPS gaming monitor with G-Sync compatibilityis $285 at Amazon (usually $379).- Acer’s 24.5-inch FHD Predator XB253Q gaming monitor with G-Sync compatibility and a 240Hz refresh rate is $300 at Amazon (usually $330).
Acer’s 27-inch 1500R curved FHD Nitro XZ270 with 240Hz refresh rateis $250 at Amazon (usually $330).
Update June 22nd, 11:19PM ET: Checked availability, updated pricing, and struck out inactive deals.
