17 best early Cyber Monday monitor deals 2022 ahead of Cyber Monday: 4K screens, gaming displays, more

• Current price: $380
• Original price: $500

Dell’s 34-inch curved gaming monitor has been around for quite a while now, but it’s still remained a perennial favorite among fans of ultrawide displays during that time. Its 3440×1440 (WQHD) resolution provides crisp, immersive visuals for anything from first-person shooters to racing titles, and its 144Hz refresh rate means you’ll be seeing more frames faster than your opponents, 

• Current price: $229
• Original price: $400

If the ultrawide form factor seems ideal for you, but you don’t necessarily need a dedicated gaming monitor, Samsung’s 34-inch model is a great entry point for productivity enthusiasts that might still get up to some casual gaming from time to time. Its 3440 x 1440 resolution means whatever task you put it to should look great thanks to its solid pixel density.

• Current price: $259
• Original price: $300

If you want a gaming monitor in the more traditional 16:9 aspect ratio, Acer’s Nitro model has got you covered with 31.5 inches of diagonal space and a refresh rate that can be pushed to 165Hz. The unit also features a 1500R curve to make your gaming experience more immersive, and AMD FreeSync support to keep your visual buttery smooth even during framerate dips.

• Current price: $423
• Original price: $500

Between its UHD, 4K resolution and its support for HDR10 and the DCI-P3 95% Color Gamut, LG’s 32-inch display is a great option for photo and video editors looking for a display that can provide crisp, color-accurate representations of their projects. The IPS panel will also provide excellent viewing angles to help you demonstrate your exceptional work to all of the clients that’ll be surrounding you.

• Current price: $549
• Original price: $800

Samsung’s Odyssey line of gaming monitors are the company’s current lineup of top-end gaming displays. Given the premium specs, it’s rare to see a model dip this low in price, especially one with a 4K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and support for both AMD’s FreeSync and Nvidia’s G-Sync. It’s also a rare member of the Odyssey family that skips the curved display, making it great for gamers that prefer a flat panel.

• Current price: $145
• Original price: $220

Dell’s IPS panels are known for punching well above their weight class, but it’s rare to see one available for under $200. The 1080p resolution means even modest video cards should be able to max out the 75Hz upgraded refresh rate for smoother gameplay as well. The slims bezels also make it a great option as a secondary display, or even for creating a multi-monitor setup with more than one. After all, three of these would cost you less than many single ultrawide displays. 

• Current price: $109
• Original price: $134

Asus’s 24-inch display may look like other models on this list, but it’s designed a better option for people that suffer from eyestrain after staring at their screens all day. Its flicker-free panel and ultra-low blue light emissions help eliminate two of the biggest factors causing eyestrain. It even features an anti-glare surface so those pesky reflections from nearby windows or lamps won’t bother you anymore either.

• Current price: $85
• Original price: $125

The #1 best seller in Amazon’s Computer Monitors category has earned that position by being a great do-it-all display for an already excellent price. With this discount, that price got even better, making this an outright steal for a budget-friendly media consumption or productivity display.

• Current price: $429
• Original price: $500

BenQ’s Zowie brand might not be as widely known as some of the largest gaming peripheral makers, but it has a cult-like following, especially among pro gamers and those competing at the highest levels in FPS games. For these folks, frames matter the most, and 240Hz means you’ll see up to 240 of them per second, providing optimal performance and the best chance of getting the drop on your opponent. There are cheaper 240Hz models, but none offer the DyAc+ feature included with this monitor that all but eliminates motion blue, no matter how fast you’re moving. There’s a reason why pro FPS players at the pinnacle of Valorant and CS:GO swear by this monitor.

• Current price: $129
• Original price: $189

This Samsung model isn’t the newest display on the list by any means, but with curved monitors once again becoming popular, it’s worth revisiting. Its full HD resolution and HDMI inputs mean it could be great for media consumption, and it’s a rare model that offers a curve at this size without being an ultra-wide form factor.