Check Out This 48-Inch OLED Gaming Monitor Reduced to $799: Real Deals

If you want a near-cinematic experience while gaming or watching movies on your PC, how about a massive OLED screen for your setup? This excellent 48-inch 4K OLED monitor has a fast 120Hz refresh rate, 1 ms (GTG) response time, and HDMI 2.1 connectivity. The Gigabyte Aorus FO48U monitor is down to $799 on Amazon currently and is one of the best gaming monitors that we've reviewed that also received our Editor's Choice award.

The latest gaming laptops are slowly released with the 40-series Nvidia GPUs incorporated. Here we have the Asus TUF Gaming Laptop for $1,399 with an RTX 4070 laptop GPU powering the graphics of this portable gaming station.

On sale for $64 is the Z20 optical-mechanical gaming keyboard from EVGA with its linear switches and per-key RGB lighting. Other great features of this keeb include USB passthrough (albeit only USB 2.0), audio passthrough, a magnetic wrist rest, multimedia controls, and dedicated macro keys. At $64 it's a lot of keyboard for the money.

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TL;DR — Today’s Best Deals

Aorus FO48U 4K OLED 48-inch Gaming Monitor: now $799 at Amazon (was $1,499)
Asus TUF Gaming Laptop (RTX 4070): now $1,399 at Best Buy
EVGA Z20 RGB Mechanical Keyboard: now $64 at Newegg (was $94)
Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 6700 10GB: now $299 at Newegg (was $364)
Acer Predator Helios 300 (RTX 3060): now $999 at Walmart (was $1,599)

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Stewart Bendle is a deals and coupon writer at Tom's Hardware. A firm believer in “Bang for the buck” Stewart likes to research the best prices and coupon codes for hardware and build PCs that have a great price for performance ratio.

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oofdragon

It's called "TV"... u r welcome
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helper800

oofdragon said:
It's called "TV"... u r welcome
No, that is incorrect. This is a monitor in every respect. No tv-tuner in that thing and it has purpose built PC features and acts as a monitor.
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oofdragon

helper800 said:
No, that is incorrect. This is a monitor in every respect. No tv-tuner in that thing and it has purpose built PC features and acts as a monitor.

Are you telling me it's a 48' TV without the tv-tuner? Oh man.. it's even broken out of the box? You know the LG OLED TV, which comes with the tv part fully functional, is a 120hz monitor and NSYNC certified. Explain the difference to me again
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anonymousdude

oofdragon said:
Are you telling me it's a 48' TV without the tv-tuner? Oh man.. it's even broken out of the box? You know the LG OLED TV, which comes with the tv part fully functional, is a 120hz monitor and NSYNC certified. Explain the difference to me again

You know the Gigabyte has displayport and a kvm switch which are decidedly monitor features. It also lacks things like 50p mode, 24p mode, and Dolby Vision which are decidedly TV features. Processing is also different between TVs and monitors. The line between a monitor and TV has been significantly blurred though.
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gg83

anonymousdude said:
You know the Gigabyte has displayport and a kvm switch which are decidedly monitor features. It also lacks things like 50p mode, 24p mode, and Dolby Vision which are decidedly TV features. Processing is also different between TVs and monitors. The line between a monitor and TV has been significantly blurred though.
ah, excellent points. with the latest consoles the line sure has become less clear.
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