The curtains have fallen on yesterday’s Cyber Monday deals, but to keep up with this year’s massive increase in online shopping, many retailers are extending their sales through the week. That means that now might be your last chance before Christmas to find the lowest prices on one of the most important parts of your desktop PC: the monitor. Whether your eyes are tired of staring at a lousy display, you need less input lag for gaming, or you could simply use an extra screen (or even an ultrawide model) for productivity, there are still some great Cyber Week monitor deals up for grabs. But with only days left in Cyber Week and with stores and shipping partners straining against the horde of online shoppers, you better jump to it if you want your stuff to arrive before Santa does.
To help you find the perfect display for your desktop battle station, we’ve rounded up all the best extended Cyber Week monitor deals that you can still score right now and have compiled them into a single up-to-date list. There’s a lot to consider when shopping for a monitor, but our quick buying guide that lays out the basic stuff you need to know (including how you can save the most cash) can help you make an educated purchase.
The best Cyber Week monitor deals
Some of the hottest sales this week are an Alienware AW3420DW deal and a 27-inch Samsung monitor deal. See more discounts below:
Select HP Monitor Deals
Starting at $80
LG 32-Inch 4K UHD 60Hz FreeSync Monitor
$350
Lenovo L28u-30 28-Inch UHD 4K Monitor
$310
Westinghouse WH32UX9019 32" 4K Monitor
$320
Lenovo Q24i-10 24-Inch 1080p Monitor
$140
Lenovo ThinkVision L27q-30 27-inch Quad HD 1440p Monitor
$200
LG 27UL500-W 27-inch UHD IPS Monitor
$297
Acer ET322QK wmiipx 31.5" Ultra HD 4K2K Monitor, Black
$350
Dell S2721QS 27-Inch 4K IPS FreeSync Monitor
$375
LG 24MP59G-P 24-inch 1080p 75Hz Monitor
$127
LG 29" UltraWide 21:9 WFHD Monitor
$227
Samsung CJ890 49-inch Monitor
$1,000
Raspberry Pi Touchscreen Monitor
$85
Acer 34" Prosumer 1440p Ultrawide Monitor
$400
Acer 32-inch 4K FreeSync Monitor
$295
SideTrak Portable 12.5-Inch Full HD (1,920 x 1,080) USB Laptop Monitor
$300
Dell S Series S2719DM 27" Ultrathin Monitor
$340
Acer EB321HQU 31.5" WQHD Monitor, Black
$250
HP 27f 27-Inch IPS LED 1080p FreeSync Monitor
$178
Acer R240HY bidx 23.8-Inch Widescreen Monitor
$120
Asus VP348QGL 34" Quad HD 3440 x 1440 75Hz FreeSync Ultrawide Monitor
$379How to choose a monitor
If you’re shopping for last-minute Cyber Week monitor deals, it’s important to know what you want from a good monitor and to understand what different terms mean so you can buy the right screen for your needs. Fortunately, we’ve rounded up all the best monitors on the shelves, so that’s as good a place as any to start your search.
As with any purchase, it’s also important to not go over your budget. Stick to it unless it’s a truly unbeatable deal. Generally, if you stay close to your budget and know what you need, you’ll be very happy with your purchase and get a lot more for your money than you ordinarily would.
One important consideration is the size you need. Do you simply need a small second screen to complement your current setup, or do you need something a bit more substantial? If you have a small home office or apartment, you might not want to go too big, even if you can afford it, as it could take up too much room in your living space. You could get away with a budget monitor that will happily meet your needs. On the other hand, ultrawide monitors (which come in epic sizes, as the biggest ultrawide monitors show) are a great way to enhance your immersion and productivity.
Similarly, do you need a 4K monitor? If high resolution is everything for your work or gaming monitor needs, then it’s worth paying the extra for 4K functionality. Consider this Alienware WQHD deal while it’s still Cyber Week. You might also want to consider whether you want an HDR monitor for pictures with greater contrast or a 144Hz monitor for a better refresh rate. Alternatively, if you’re simply typing up documents for work, a 4K screen will be excessive and simply not needed.
If you’re a gamer, a 4K monitor or high refresh rate monitor like one from the Acer Predator line will look super-appealing. but it’s only actually worth it if your PC can handle 4K resolutions. If it can’t, then a low refresh rate on a regular 1080P monitor is a better option to ensure your gaming experience goes smoothly.
If you do a lot of photo editing or video editing, it can be worth checking out the picture quality to ensure that your monitor choice has the best image reproduction out there. Not all monitors are equal here, so it’s important to look out for precise temperature and color controls, as well as the ability to save different color profiles.
Finally, curved monitors can be great but they can also make viewing angles trickier, so consider whether you can make the best out of such a setup depending on how your home office is arranged.
For more advice on finding the right monitor for your needs, check out our monitor buying guide.
Are any monitor deals too good to be true?
Monitors can get expensive, so the deals extravaganza that is Cyber Week can be a welcome sight. Not every deal is as good as it seems, though. Some retailers use sales like Cyber Week as an opportunity to get rid of old and outdated stock that they are struggling to sell. That means if you see a steeply discounted monitor, you need to check that it actually is a good deal first. Read reviews and check its specs first. If it still looks good then go for it, but try not to just see the price cut and instantly pull the trigger.
Another thing to be aware of is the range of high-pressure tactics some retailers use to rush people into a sale. You might see things like countdown timers or warnings that other shoppers are about to buy the item you are looking at. Don’t be taken in — if a deal is not right for you, it doesn’t matter how many other people are looking at it. Take your time and do your research, as that will make finding the perfect deal all the sweeter.
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