Prime Day monitor deals 2023 - all the biggest sales we expect to see

Samsung Monitors Prime Day
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Prime Day monitor deals are imminent, and Amazon's big sale might be the perfect excuse to finally upgrade your desktop display. Whether you're looking for something that's 4K capable, packs a 1440p punch, or boasts a speedy refresh rate at 1080p, you're bound to find the perfect panel during one of the biggest online retail events of the year. 

All the best Prime Day gaming deals will pop up during the big day, but we're already seeing gaming monitor discounts pop up across the board. So, shiny screens by the likes of Asus, BenQ, LG, Samsung and various other brands will likely receive hearty discounts during the event. That means you'll have spare funds to invest in other Prime Day PC deals, as we fully expect graphics card and even PS5 deals to enter the fold. 

While you'd be forgiven for wanting to pay as little as possible for the best gaming monitor, Prime Day could also enable you to pick up a premium panel. Monstrous displays like the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 may usually cost a pretty penny, but even lofty prices aren't immune to Prime Day discounts. Simply put, you'll want to check back here regularly, as your dream screen might just end up becoming an affordable reality.

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You can pick up a free trial of Amazon Prime, which - when timed right - will give you access to all the best offers without putting a penny into the subscription. But even if you're not interested in sticking with it, just go for the trial and then cancel it. Sign up then cancel before the $14.99/£7.99 per month cost kicks in.

Best gaming monitor deals ahead of Prime Day

Best US gaming monitor deals ahead of Prime Day

Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 | $2,299.99

Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 | $2,299.99 $1,638.40 at Amazon
Save $661.53 - It's large and in charge, and the Neo G9 can now make your gaming and productivity dreams come true for substantially less. Samsung's mini QLED panel is going to dazzle your eyes with super sharp visuals, and its 240Hz refresh rate will help the screen harness every frame.

Price check: Best Buy $2,199.99

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$249.99 at Amazon

Acer Nitro XV272U | $299.99 $249.99 at Amazon
Save $50 - The Nitro is a punchy 1440p panel that'll pair great with a mid range graphics card, and it's 175Hz refresh rate will keep your FPS game opponents on their toes. It's design is admittedly understated, but this screen has plenty of PC gaming substance.

Price check: Micro Centre $249.99

$599.99 at Amazon

Asus TUF 4K 144Hz |$749.00 $599.99 at Amazon
Save $149.01 - A TUF display with tougher specs, this 4K 144Hz brawler will win in a scrap against most of its rivals. In addition to its UHD resolution and speedy refresh rate, it's also Nvidia G-Sync compatible, so you won't have to worry about screen tearing spoiling your PC gaming fights.

Price check: Best Buy $649.99

$189.11 at Amazon

Samsung Odyssey G32A| $279.99 $189.11 at Amazon
Save $90.88 - Higher refresh rates don't have to cost a fortune, and the Odyssey G32A packs an 165Hz panel that'll help keep things speedy when playing competitive shooters and frame rate intensive games. Not to mention the cheaper 27-inch display borrows design ques from its Odyssey siblings.

Price check: Best Buy $199.99

$185.85 at Amazon

LG 29WP60G-B | $229.99 $185.85 at Amazon
Save $44.14  - An ultrawide display for less, the LG 29WP60G-B hasn't got a catchy name, but it will streach across your desk and offer vivid colors, HDR 10 support, and a beautiful borderless bezel. If you're dipping your toes into the world of wide displays for the first time, this is a great starting point.

Price check: Best buy $$229.99

$798.00 at Amazon

Sony 27” INZONE M9 | $899.99 $798.00 at Amazon
Save £101 - This killer 4K screen is begging to be paired with the PS5, and it's 144Hz refresh rate is fast enough to satiate both Sony's new-gen console. However, don't let its PlayStation aesthetic fool you, as this screen will get on great with your high spec gaming PC, especially if you're rocking something like the RTX 4080.

Price check: $799.99 at Best Buy

$94.00 at Amazon

ASUS VP228QG | $104.00 $94.00 at Amazon
Save $10 - It's already a super affordable display with neat 1080p abilities, but the extra discount sweetens the deal. Asus' budget screen also has AMD FreeSync and 75Hz refresh rate, so it'll punch harder in gaming than you think.

Price check: Best Buy $119.99

Best UK gaming monitor deals ahead of Prime Day

Best UK gaming monitor deals ahead of Prime Day

£928.99 at Amazon

Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 | £1,099.99 £928.99 at Amazon
Save 150.99 - One of the finest ultrawide gaming monitors around, the Odyssey Neo G9 is a 120Hz titan with a QLED curve, and you can currently grab one for under the $1,000 mark. That's a bananas UK bargain considering its a 49-inch HDR10+ display, and its specs will suit both gaming PCs, PS5, and Xbox Series X.

Price check: Overclockers UK £1,098.95

£279.99 at Amazon

Acer Nitro XV272U | £329.99 £279.99 at Amazon
Save £50 - The Nitro XV272U is a fantastic QHD option for anyone looking for affordable, competitive gaming specs, and it's already 15% cheaper ahead of Prime Day. Whether you're planning on playing CS:GO at 1080p to boost fps or you just like the look of faster PC visuals, this 27-inch Acer screen has you covered.

Price check: Argos £299.99

£295.00 at Amazon

Samsung Odyssey G5 | £349.99 £295.00 at Amazon
Save 54.99 - Treat your eyes to an immersive gaming display with an 1000R curve, HDR10 support, and a slick 144Hz refresh rate. The 32-inch QHD panel is going to pair nicely with any device you chuck at it, but it feels like a great fit for the Xbox Series S and middle ground RTX 4000 gaming PCs.

Price check: Argos £349.99

£806.88 at Amazon

Gigabyte AORUS FI32U | £999.99 £806.88 at Amazon
Save £193.11 - If you're looking to pair a panel with the RTX 4090, this 4K 144Hz screen should do the trick, but your PS5 and Xbox Series X will make full use of its high resolution and refresh rate too. HDR 400 capabilities will also help everything pop, while a host of AORUS Tactical Features will contribute to visual performance.

Price check: Overclockers UK £918.95

£129.97 at Amazon

LG Ultragear 27GQ50F-B | £219.99 £129.97 at Amazon
Save £90.02 - If you prefer higher refresh rates over resolutions beyond 1080p, this Ultragear monitor will satiate your needs. AMD FreeSync support is also on hand to ensure visuals stay smooth, and you can easily change settings using its intuitive on screen controls.

Price check: Currys £189.00

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£95 at Amazon

Samsung SR35 | £129.99 £95 at Amazon
Save £34.99 - If you're looking for a reliable 1080p display, the Samsung SR35 will delver, and you can now grab one for under £100. Not everyone is going to benefit from sky high refresh rates and UHD resolutions, so if you're looking for a great screen for your Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, or budget gaming PC, the SR35 is a great option.

Price check: Currys £95

When will Prime Day monitor deals begin?

Prime Day monitor deals will start to appear on July 11th and July 12th, 2023. The official date has been announced by Amazon with early deals also confirmed to start materialising from June 29th, 2023. So if you're keen, start looking online from then. 

Is 144Hz gaming monitor worth it?

A 144Hz gaming monitor is absolutely worth the investment if you play first-person shooters, battle royales, or similar online games with competitive elements. Not only does the responsiveness give you an edge over monitors with lesser displays but it generally creates a better overall experience by being able to keep up with the action. It's ideal for games like Apex Legends, Call of Duty: Warzone, or Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Siege.

Is an Amazon Prime subscription needed for Prime Day monitor deals?

Anyone that wants to get involved with Prime Day monitor deals will need a subscription to Amazon Prime. The good news is that Amazon regularly offers free trials to its Prime subscription that lasts 30 days – perfect for making the most of Prime Day and testing out Prime Video. Following the expiration date, an Amazon Prime membership is priced at $14.99 per month or $139 per year.

Is Amazon Prime day one or two days?

Amazon Prime Day takes place over 48 hours, so it is a two-day sales event. This year it will run from July 11th to July 12th, 2023. Starting in 2015, Prime Day was initially a one-day event before then expanding a few years later. Early sales appear in the days beforehand too. 

What to expect from Prime Day Monitor deals 2023?

ASUS Gaming monitors

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Naturally, we're not 100% sure what Prime Day deals will be this year however, we have always found that looking back at the previous year's deals can help give us some idea as to what to expect. If anything, it's a useful reference point for comparison too. 

Nearer to the top end of the price spectrum, excellent premium monitors like Samsung's Odyssey range have continuously seen big, big discounts - and we feel confident saying we can expect the same again this year. This is exactly the sort of monitors that seem very expensive, only to become infinitely more affordable in the big sales event.

We also think it's very important to note that you will see monitors change price category completely during the Prime Day monitor deals - every year, screens that you might think are going to stay out of your price range, get their price tags slashed in such a way that they fall into the lower price category. This is great for those looking to get the most out of your money, and we always recommend having some elasticity to your budget to cater to those models that fall into your price bracket.

Budget monitors are always getting discounts in the Prime Day monitor sales, often hitting their cheapest prices ever. For example, if you've been thinking about picking up a monitor worth $150, then this sales session is likely the time that it could dip below the $100 mark. These margins are amazing for anyone looking for a budget monitor or a second monitor to use at home.

We've highlighted a number of last year's best Prime Day monitor deals below. We'll likely see something similar on the newer models too.  It's also worth noting that anything older will probably be best when it comes to value for money. This is because of the general fall in price in addition to the Prime Day sales. So anything from 2019 or 2020 is probably a good shout.

ASUS ROG Strix 17.3" portable monitor with purple backdrop

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What we expect from Prime Day portable monitor deals

If you're looking to free yourself from the tyranny of desktop cables, Prime Day portable monitor deals might be on your mind. Luckily, there are options out there that'll help you cut the cord, and the suspect a few might show up for the big event.

There are a variety of unknown and budget brands out there, and you might already be eyeing up a bargain screen. However, if you're holding out for something by a well known brand, you'll want to keep an eye on the likes of ASUS' ROG Strix 17.3-inch portable monitor. Armed with a 240Hz panel, this on-the-go solution has what it takes to keep up with dedicated desktop displays, and its built in battery will provide up to three hours of cordless performance using the faster refresh rate. 

We'll be on the hunt for monitor deals of all shapes and sizes, so if you're looking for an idea of what to expect, check out our discount expectations below.

Watchlist:

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Samsung Odyssey CRG5

MSRP:
$249.99 /  £249.99

Expected Price:
$149.99 / £149.99

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Gigabyte AORUS FI32U 4K gaming monitor

MSRP:
$999.99 / £999.99

Expected Price:
$649.99 / £649.99

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Acer Predator XB271HU

MSRP:
$469.99 / £469.99

Expected price:
$289.99/ £289.99

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AOC C27G2Z 1080p 240Hz monitor

MSRP:
$299.99 / £299.99

Expected price: $239.99 / £239.99

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Samsung G7 gaming monitor

MSRP:
$799.99 / £799.99

Expected price:
$579.99 / £579.99

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BenQ EW3280U monitor

MSRP:
$799.99 / £799.99

Expected price:
$649.99 / £649.99

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Samsung Odyssey Neo G9

MSRP:
$2,299.99 /

Expected price: $1,599.99 / £1,599.99

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HP 22m 21.5-inch monitor |

MSRP:
$119.99 / £119.99

Expected price: $99 / £99

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LG 24-inch monitor

MSRP:
$126.99 / £139.99

Expected price: $99 / £99

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Lenovo G27c-10

MSRP:
$269.99 / £249.99

Expected price: $169 / £179

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Huawei Mateview GT 27-inch (UK only)

MSRP:
£349.99

Expected price:
£199

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Continue your research by checking out our guides to the best monitor for PS5 and the best monitor for Xbox Series X.

Phil Hayton
Hardware Editor

I’ve been messing around with PCs, video game consoles, and tech since before I could speak. Don’t get me wrong, I kickstarted my relationship with technology by jamming a Hot Wheels double-decker bus into my parent’s VCR, but we all have to start somewhere. I even somehow managed to become a walking, talking buyer’s guide at my teenage supermarket job, which helped me accept my career fate. So, rather than try to realise my musician dreams, or see out my University degree, I started running my own retro pop culture site and writing about video games and tech for the likes of TechRadar, The Daily Star, and the BBC before eventually ending up with a job covering graphics card shenanigans at PCGamesN. Now, I’m your friendly neighbourhood Hardware Editor at GamesRadar, and it’s my job to make sure you can kick butt in all your favourite games using the best gaming hardware, whether you’re a sucker for handhelds like the Steam Deck and Nintendo Switch or a hardcore gaming PC enthusiast.