Best Black Friday gaming monitor deals live 2025 — hot sales on monitors from Amazon, Newegg, Dell, Best Buy, and more
Grab a bargain monitor this Black Friday
It's Black Friday deals time, and the gaming monitor deals are coming in fast and furious. Whether you're looking for a gaming monitor with fast response times and high refresh rates or an expansive productivity offering with a webcam, there's something for everyone. Smaller sales and events are now popping up all over the place, and we're tracking all of those sales for you here.
We constantly comb through the best deals across multiple retailers, selecting the best based on in-depth knowledge gained from our thorough reviews, extensive benchmarks, and comprehensive historical price analysis, and keep an updated list here below. If you want even more options, we also have our list of Best Gaming Monitors and our Black Friday Gaming Monitor Deals hub, but we're putting the hottest deals in this blog.
Quick Links: Black Friday Monitor Deals
- Amazon: Up to $500 off Gaming Monitors
- Dell: The best monitor deals from Dell - up to $100 off
- Samsung: Black Friday deals on gaming and productivity monitors from Samsung
Hottest Black Friday Monitor Deals
Another fantastic ultrawide
As per our review, with loved this monitor's out-of-the-box calibration, and nifty features like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and even Apple AirPlay. Build quality is another bonus, and at a massive 32% off, it's hard to ignore. As you can see from our testing, the OLED G9 has one of the best response times we've seen in its testing stable. - Stephen Warwick
The widest of savings
We reviewed this monitor and loved its bright, sharp picture, great color accuracy, HDR performance, and immersive curve. Scoring a handsome 4.5 stars, one of the only things we didn't like was its price, a problem solved with this almost 50%-off deal. Here's how it performed in our backlight testing versus rivals:
You'll struggle to find a better deal on an ultrawide monitor this side of Black Friday - Stephen Warwick
Get a feature-packed 15.6-inch IPS portable monitor for just $49.99 ahead of the Black Friday rush
What does a sub-$50 price tag get you these days in the tech space? If you’re in the market for a portable monitor, quite a lot, actually. The AOC 16T20 is a feature-packed 15.6-inch IPS panel with a 1920x1080 (FHD) resolution, a 60 Hz refresh rate, a typical brightness of 230 nits, a contrast ratio of 800:1, and a glossy finish. Best of all, it’s available now for just $49.99 at Amazon, down from a regular retail price of $79.99.
The 16T20 features a mini-HDMI 2.0 port and two USB-C ports with DisplayPort Alt Mode support. It also includes dual 1-watt speakers and a smart cover that doubles as a multi-position stand. The portable monitor weighs 1.54 pounds and is 0.38 inches thick, making it easy to slip into a laptop bag.
It’s hard to argue with a portable monitor that includes such specs and features for less than $50. While it may not offer a blazing-fast 120 Hz refresh rate or a fancy OLED panel, the price is definitely right for people who just want extra screen real estate without emptying their wallets. — Brandon Hill
This 180 Hz IPS Asus gaming monitor is just $99 — 25-inch Tuf Gaming VG259Q3A returns to its all-time low
Not everyone can afford a fancy OLED gaming screen with bleeding-edge refresh rates, but that doesn't mean you can't get a good gaming experience without spending several hundred dollars. This 25-inch Tuf model (VG259Q3A) is back down to its lowest-ever price on Amazon, of $99 – a price we haven't seen since early January.
The Tuf VG259Q3A only rated to 250 nits of (typical) brightness, but brightness doesn't seem to be a common complaint among the 7,071 Amazon reviews. Multiple people describe the screen as bright. But regardless, 250 nits is fine for gaming, especially in a dimly lit room.
Despite this being a gaming monitor, Amazon says it also ships with three free months of Adobe Creative Cloud. That's not something that would make me consider this monitor over others, but it's still a pretty good value-add if you were considering paying for that service anyway. -- Matt Safford