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The best early Amazon Prime Day monitor deals
With Amazon Prime Day on the horizon, you can expect countless monitor deals to appear, giving you a great opportunity to upgrade your existing, elderly monitor or to purchase a new monitor suitable for gaming, working from home, or entertainment.
This year, Amazon’s massive Prime Day shopping event is taking place on July 16 and 17. But if you’re ready to shop now, you can take advantage of deals on monitors of all shapes and sizes suitable for every budget: affordable flat screens suitable for daily tasks, curved, high frame-rate models perfect for your next gaming session, large monitors perfect as entertainment hubs, or even dual-screen options for the busy home office worker.
Below, find our top picks for the best monitor deals ahead of Prime Day.
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Best early Amazon Prime Day monitor deals
There are already some cracking deals available for monitors before the start of Prime Day, the best of which are listed below. This page will be updated with new, worthwhile deals as we find them.
- Current price: $1100
- Original price: $1600
One of our favorite early Prime Day deals is for a Samsung Odyssey curved gaming monitor. This monitor, available with a $500 (31%) discount, comes with a 49-inch OLED display, FreeSync Premium Pro support, a 240Hz refresh rate, and a 0.03ms response time.
- Current price: $120
- Original price: $173
If you’re in the market for a smaller, budget-friendly gaming monitor, you can take advantage of a $53 discount on a 23.8-inch Acer Nitro. This monitor is called a ZeroFrame due to its thin, small bezel, and comes with a Full HD display, AMD FreeSync Premium support, a 165Hz refresh rate, and a 1ms response time.
- Current price: $90
- Original price: $118
A deal we like for an affordable monitor is $28 off this Acer design. Suitable for home office use, this monitor is equipped with a 23.8-inch Full HD Zero-Frame display, AMD FreeSync support, a 100Hz refresh rate, and a 1ms response time.
- Current price: $520
- Original price: $600
An unusual monitor is LG’s DualUp. The DualUp is a vertical option — rather than a traditional, horizontal design — which provides enough display real estate to run two screens simultaneously and offers a SDQHD resolution. This monitor is available with an $80 discount.
- Current price: $140
- Original price: $170
An alternative gaming or work monitor is on sale. This LG model comes with 27-inch Full HD display, a 165Hz refresh rate, and 1ms response time. This monitor also comes with motion blur reduction technologies and support for AMD FreeSync Premium.
Prime Day curved monitor deals
- Samsung 49-inch Odyssey curved gaming monitor for $1,100 (save $500): If you’re looking for a massive powerhouse of a monitor, you can save $500 on a 49-inch Odyssey — the perfect choice for gamers.
- LG 34-inch curved UltraWide QHD monitor for $320 (save $30): If you want an impressive monitor able to handle your online gaming sessions, consider the LG 34WP60C-B. This ultra-wide monitor comes with AMD FreeSync Premium, QHD resolution, and a 160Hz refresh rate.
- LG 45GR95QE-B curved UltraGear gaming monitor for $1000 (save $600): Another excellent choice for gamers is this 45-inch, curved UltraGear monitor, providing an OLED display, 240Hz refresh rate, and 0.03ms response time.
- Sceptre curved 24-inch gaming monitor for $88 (save $12): A budget-friendly monitor for small offices or bedrooms is the curved Spectre model, providing 24 inches of display space for work or gaming.
- AOC CQ32G3SU 32-inch curved frameless gaming monitor for $229 (save $121): For a bargain monitor capable of handling your gaming activities, consider this renewed AOC model.
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FAQs
When is Amazon Prime Day 2024?
Prime Day is one of the most popular sales events of the year. In 2024, Amazon’s Prime Day 2024 will officially run from July 16 at 12:01 a.m. PDT through July 17. The annual two-day sale will provide discounts on technology, electronics, home products, clothing, and more.
Are monitors really cheaper on Prime Day?
In our experience, monitors often get excellent discounts during the two-day Prime Day sales event. Vendors including Samsung, LG, and Sony are only a handful among many that cut the price of their monitor ranges by up to 30% or 40%, making Prime Day a great opportunity to upgrade your existing hardware.
How do I know what monitor is right for me?
As a valuable tool for work, productivity, and entertainment, picking the right monitor as part of your home setup is imperative. If you have a smaller space, consider going for a display size within the 20- to 30-inch range, while larger spaces could more readily accommodate sizes between 30 and 50 inches. We recommend flat screens (and preferably with eye comfort technologies) for work, but gamers are better served by curved screens and a higher refresh rate, as they provide a more immersive experience. If you plan to use your monitor to watch movies, however, consider products with 4K resolution.
How did we choose these Prime Day deals?
ZDNET authors and reviewers will only include deals that catch our eye: products we have hands-on experience with, want, or would recommend to our readers.
We use our own experience, knowledge, and research to judge the worthiness of a deal that appears during Prime Day, alongside price tracker tools and services, to compare historical pricing data and determine whether or not we consider a deal to be of real value. Furthermore, we consider the price point itself: even if we’ve seen a product with a lower price point in the past if the new price is still valuable, we will consider the product’s inclusion.
We like to see discounts of at least 20%, but in some cases — such as Apple deals, which often have less of a discount available — we may still include a deal if it demonstrates value for money.
