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(Image credit: ASUS)Here’s where you can find the best early Black Friday deals for the US and UK
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Black Friday 4K monitor deals are still bringing in some impressive savings all throughout the weekend, with monitors across a range of budgets all discounted to some of the best prices we’ve ever seen.
4K monitors typically command premium prices over their HD and QHD counterparts, but their prices have begun to fall in recent years as they become a more common accoutrement for powerful PC. That means if you’ve just dropped a good chunk of change on picking up one of the best gaming PCs or best graphics cards on the market, you’ll also be able to get a display that does them justice without doing a finishing blow on your bank account.
For instance, the Samsung Odyssey G7 had dropped down $649.99 (was $800) at Best Buy, and with the Odyssey range’s reputation for sharp visuals and speedy response times, that’s the kind of deal that you just wouldn’t see in previous years even among the best Black Friday 4K monitor deals. Meanwhile, selections from our list of the best gaming monitors are seeing discounts as well, such as the BenQ EL2807U screen which is yours to claim for $250 (was $350) on Amazon right now.
One of the reasons we’re seeing these prices start to plummet so quickly is because of the advances in screen technology that has made these monitors easier to manufacture. Of course, you’ll also want to watch for 4k 120Hz TV Black Friday deals if you want sharp visuals and responsive framerates – but with so many different options to choose from at every budget range, you could find that this is when you can finally acquire the monitor that can achieve the results you’re looking for.
While 4K screens have always been expensive enough to price most people out of getting them, that’s simply no longer the case anymore. We’re now seeing cheap prices across the board that means most players can be able to grab a 4K monitor that offers high-end performance at lower-level prices. And, with new-gen consoles such as PS5 and Xbox Series X making the demand for 4K screens higher than ever, you’ll notice there’s a wide range of monitors for whether you want to focus on budget or go for all-in on an eyeball-troublingly big monitor.
Of course, if you’re buying for a next-gen console, you’ll want to check out our guides to the best Xbox Series X monitors or best PS5 monitors on the market, regardless of your platform of choice, you’re sure to find some stellar deals on UHD panels for both productivity and gaming among the Black Friday 4K monitor deals.
If you’re interested in more options regarding the possible discounts on stellar displays, then keep an eye on our roundup Black Friday gaming monitor deals for a more generalized bird’s eye view of what to expect on the day.
Today’s best Black Friday 4K monitor dealsUS
Amazon: $100 off the excellent BenQ EW2780U monitorDell: Save nearly 50% on the Dell S3221QS 32-inch 4K screenBest Buy: Save $150 on the premium Samsung Odyssey G7 beautyNewegg: Get more than 25% off HP 4K monitorsWalmart: Save more than $250 on LG 4K screensB&H Photo: Save $150 on the BenQ EW3270U right now UK
Amazon: Get a Samsung or BenQ 4K monitor for less than £200!Currys: Save £100 or more on Samsung and HUAWEI 4K monitorsArgos: Save 33% on a Lenovo 4K screenVery: Save £100 on 4K HP v28 screeneBuyer: Get the BenQ EL2870 4K screen for its lowest ever priceOverclockers: Save £100 on this quality ASUS TUF gaming 4K monitorBlack Friday 4K monitor deals in the USBlack Friday 4K monitor deals in the UKBlack Friday 4K monitor deals: FAQsWhere will the best Black Friday 4K monitor deals be?The usual suspects are slashing prices and getting involved in the Black Friday 4K monitor deals, so here’s a quick list of the best places to bookmark, visit, and check out.
USA:
Amazon: Deep, and frequent, deals on Samsung, Asus, BenQ, and models
Dell: Huge discounts on a variety of Dell and Alienware models
Best Buy: Steady, if minor, deals on productivity and budget gaming units
Newegg: Few deals available right now, but consistent low prices
Walmart: Early discounts on a wide range of screens
UK:
Amazon: Great deals on budget 4K gaming monitors from major brands
Currys: Minor deals available on Samsung UHD productivity monitors
Argos: Save up to 1/3 on select screens at Argos
Very: Early deals like this HP v28 screen
eBuyer: Good savings to be made on LG, BenQ, and Samsung panels
Overclockers: Most of the current deals are on refurbished gaming units
Black Friday 4K monitor deals: what to expect on the dayThe Black Friday 4K monitor deals are focused on productivity panels as opposed to gaming displays. Taking Dell as a frame of reference, its P2721Q monitor was selling for $464.99 down from $660 – for a total saving of $155. It’s a similar story with the UltraSharp 43 4K ultrawide, which was reduced to $789.99 from its original $1,050 and came with a free $100 gift card on top. That’s not to say that gaming monitors were completely neglected, however, at Best Buy last year, the Samsung UJ59 LED 4K FreeSync monitor was down to $269.99 (knocked down from $369.99) for a full $100 saving. Dell, Amazon, and Best Buy are definitely the three biggest retailers to keep a close watch on.
(Image credit: Dell)Today’s deals Our price comparison technology is working tirelessly to bring you the best prices on all our favorite 4K gaming monitors this side of Black Friday.
Our number one pick is the Asus XG27UQ, for its 144Hz refresh rate, IPS panel, 1ms response time, and its Ultra HD display, of course. Keep in mind, that it’s a pretty expensive choice, but if you’ve got the kind of power needed to unlock what it can do, then it’s absolutely worth looking out for on Black Friday.
Today’s best 4K monitor dealsLooking to replace your rig or workstation for less this year? Then Black Friday gaming PC deals and Black Friday laptop deals are sure to be all you’re after.
I’ve recently graduated with a BA Hons degree in Journalism after what feels like an eternity. In that time, roughly seven years, I’ve written for the likes of Expert Reviews and Tech Spark, with my passion for all things tech and gaming related leading me here as Hardware Editor of GamesRadar+. This past year alone I’ve helped produce a documentary series for the BBC, and been active in the field of music journalism through my escapades seen in No Clean Singing and Vinyl Chapters.
