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Monitor Deals — The Picks Worth Their Price This Month
Deals hunted and price-checked by Omar Sheikh, Deals & Price Research — every pick still passes the editor's two-source check before it earns a place here.
BenQ MOBIUZ EX251 — 220Hz for about $100-$150
The highest refresh rate per dollar anywhere on this site: a 220Hz esports panel that undercuts 144Hz rivals. From our budget gaming guide.
AOC 24G4 — the 180Hz staple at $110-$180
The successor to the legendary 24G2, with 180Hz over both HDMI and DisplayPort. At the bottom of its range it is the cheapest respectable gaming monitor we have checked. From the budget gaming guide.
Dell G2724D — 1440p when its price dips
Its range is wide ($150-$300) because Dell's own pricing swings — and at the bottom of that swing it is 1440p for 1080p money, with PS5 VRR support independently confirmed. The deal is real only in the bottom half of the range; walk away from $300 listings. From the PS5 guide.
LG UltraGear 27GS75Q-B — steady $170-$200, no games played
While other prices yo-yo, this one just sits at $170-$200 for 180Hz 1440p with a 200Hz overclock — the reliable deal when the Dell is out of stock. From the 1440p guide.
Samsung Smart Monitor M7 — 4K + smart TV + USB-C charging, $230-$300
Three products in one box: a 4K monitor, a smart TV with apps and remote, and a 65W USB-C laptop charger. The white variant is usually the cheaper one — that is the deal to take. From the USB-C guide.
ASUS TUF VG34VQL3A — 34-inch ultrawide 180Hz at $250-$370
Ultrawide gaming normally starts near $500; this is 3440x1440 at 180Hz for roughly half that when it dips under $300. Remember it needs DisplayPort for full refresh. From the ultrawide guide.
How we choose these deals
Every monitor here first earned its place in a guide through the two-source checking process — this page adds one more filter: price against the field. A monitor qualifies when its checked street range undercuts comparable specs, or when its range swings low often enough that patient buyers reliably catch it (the Dell). We never list a monitor just because its price dropped: a bad monitor at 30% off is still a bad monitor. Prices are re-checked monthly and the date at the top of this page is the latest check.
Frequently asked questions
Are these prices guaranteed?
No — the ranges are our checked US street prices for November 2026, and retailers change prices daily, especially in November. The button on each card shows today's live price; buy only if it lands in (or below) the range we printed.
Why are there only six deals?
Because most discounts are theatre — a permanent 'sale' price on a mediocre monitor. Six honest ones beat sixty padded ones, and this page is re-checked monthly rather than padded daily.
Do you earn money from this page?
Yes — the Amazon buttons are affiliate links, under the same rules as the rest of the site: commissions never choose the picks. See the affiliate disclosure linked in the footer.
When is this page updated?
Monthly, alongside the guide price refresh — and immediately if a listed monitor is discontinued or its price range moves out of deal territory.
Update history
November 10, 2026: Deals page launched with six value picks drawn from the checked guides; prices re-verified for November 2026.
Akbar Khan Editor, BuyBestMonitor
Akbar has run BuyBestMonitor since its original 2020 launch. Every guide here is checked under the site's two-source rule — manufacturer specs confirmed against an independent lab review — before publication and at every refresh. About the editor · How we check monitors