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Cyber Monday’s best 5K monitor deals 2024: Save on LG, Samsung, and Apple

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This story is part of Digital Trends' Cyber Monday coverage 2025

Cyber Monday is finally here, and we’re already seeing a ton of great Cyber Monday deals rolling over from Black Friday. We’re focusing on the best 5K monitor deals here, which you may have an interest in if you’ve been shopping Cyber Monday Dell laptop deals, Cyber Monday gaming laptop deals, or Cyber Monday Apple deals. There are some 5K monitor deals available, though 5K monitors aren’t as common as 4K monitors, so there are fewer to choose from at any time during the year. Read onward for the details on what’s available among the best 5K monitor deals for Cyber Monday, and if you aren’t finding what you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to check out the Cyber Monday 4K monitor deals.

Our top pick: Samsung 27-inch ViewFinity S9 5K monitor– $680 $1,600 58% off

The Samsung 27-inch ViewFinity S9 5K Monitor on a white abckground.
Samsung

Resting right at the top of the best 5K monitor deals is this crowned glory. The Samsung 27-inch ViewFinity S9 5K Monitor offers a 5K resolution along with 218 PPI, 99% DCI-P3 color gamut, and a matte display. The latter means that there’s less light reflection and there’s also automatic brightness optimization, so it always looks good no matter the lighting around you. It also has a built-in webcam for calls, which is useful.

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Runner up: Apple Studio Display — $1,500 $1,599 6% off

The Mac Studio and Studio Display at Apple's Peek Performance event.
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While Macs can use regular monitors, the Apple Studio Display is still pretty special and looks great. Its 5K Retina display offers 600 nits of brightness, support for one billion colors, and P3 wide color. There’s also a six-speaker sound system built-in, a three-mic array, and there’s a 12MP webcam as well. This is expensive but a great investment.

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Dell 42-inch UltraSharp U4025QW 5K curved monitor — $1,574 $1,920 18% off

A person using the Dell UltraSharp 40 U4025QW 40-inch curved Thunderbolt hub monitor with a Dell laptop on a desk.
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Here you can save $300 on a 42-inch Dell UltraSharp 5K monitor, and this offers more screen real estate than most, as it comes in at an aspect ratio of 21:9. It’s also a curved monitor, which makes it great for gaming or multitasking across software programs.

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How to choose a 5K monitor on Cyber Monday

One solution to knowing how to choose the best 5K monitor deals for you is to simply head over to our best 5K monitors roundup and go from there. If you’re not sure though, have a strong think about if you truly need a 5K monitor. A high resolution is great, but 5K is only really needed for precise image quality, such as if you’re editing photos or videos.

Once you’ve figured that out, think about what size you need. Are you kitting out your home office and want to go big? Go for it. Aim for as big as you can afford. However, if you just want a small sleek setup, such as in your dorm room if you’re a graphics student, then go smaller. You want something that fits well into your setup after all. As a side note, think about how you’ll connect your monitor to your PC too.

How we chose these 5K monitor Cyber Monday deals

When it comes to picking the best 5K monitor deals, we know what we’re doing. We spend our days seeking out awesome monitor deals, so we know what to look for and we don’t just mean during sales events either. When it comes to Cyber Monday, we know how to quickly spot a genuinely good deal and one that’s just trying to tempt you into embracing the sales season. Don’t be fooled by these. We aren’t, so we only include the genuinely good deals that are worth your time and money. We’re talking 5K monitors that we would recommend to our friends and family, and that we would love to own ourselves too.

We search all the best major retailers for these deals, so while 5K monitors are still fairly rare to come by, you won’t miss out on a great discount by checking back here. We also focus on big name brands rather than anything with a middling reputation, given the price of most 5K screens.

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