Cyber Monday gaming monitor deals 2022: big screen, ultrawide, or 4K it's all here

Aorus FO48U | 48-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | $1,499.99 $779.99 at Newegg (save $720) (opens in new tab)
If you're looking to go big, check out this Aorus 48-inch OLED 4K 120Hz gaming monitor. Now that a larger model has been announced, this one got another price cut. Indeed, it's been cut even further from $899. Plus it's an OLED, ie. a peak gaming monitor.

Viotek GFI24CBA  | 24-inch | 1080p | 144Hz | $107.99 at Newegg (opens in new tab)
While this gaming monitor isn't technically a "deal" Viotek's panels have been getting decent reviews, and a touch over $100 for an IPS 144Hz 1080p screen is pretty sweet. At 24-inches across that might seem a little small given today's super-sized panels, but for an entry level gaming screen it's a bargain.

Acer PG241Y | 24-inch | 1080p | VA | 165Hz | $179.99 $119.99 at Amazon (save $60) (opens in new tab)
Normally retailing for around $150, this is the cheapest we've seen the Acer, and one of the cheapest high refresh rate gaming monitors you'll find this Cyber Monday. As an entry-level 1080p screen this is an excellent price.

MSI Optix G274CV | 27 inch | 1080p | 75Hz | AMD Freesync | Curved | $169.99 $139.99 at Newegg (save $30) (opens in new tab) With a curved display, 1ms response time, and AMD Freesync technology, MSI's Optix G274CV is a solid all-around display at an entry-level price. 

Dell G2722HS | 27-inch | 1080p | IPS | 165Hz | $279.99 $149.99 at Amazon (save $130) (opens in new tab)
I love a Dell panel, they pretty much always look fantastic out of the box, and this gaming focused screen ticks all the boxes. Most especially that combo of 1ms IPS and 165Hz refresh rate. Banging. It's also never been cheaper to bag this 27-inch 1080p gamer.

Dell S3222HG | 32-inch | 1080p | 165Hz | $299.99 $199.99 at Amazon (save $100) (opens in new tab)
Here's an affordable curved gaming monitor that's attractive for more than its good value. It's got a high refresh rate of 165Hz, and at 32-inches it's nice and big too. At 1080p, it's hardly on the cutting edge, but if you've got an older GPU and haven't made the leap to 1440p or 4K gaming, then this might be the screen for you. 

Gigabyte G32QC | 32-inch | 1440p | 165Hz | $369.99 $259.99 (save $110) at Newegg (opens in new tab)
I'm a big fan of Gigabyte's pared back approach to gaming monitors. Simple, speedy, and nice quality panels. I use two similar Gigabyte models myself at home.

Acer Nitro XZ342CK | 34-inch | 3440 x 1440 | VA | 144Hz | $499.99 $349.99 at Amazon (save $100) (opens in new tab)
4K gaming monitors aren't necessarily super expensive anymore, but the GPUs that will really allow you to game in 4K at acceptable frame rates still are. For our money, if you want something more expansive than a 1440p panel you need an ultrawide. This VA panel from Acer has the ultrawide 21:9 aspect ratio and a high refresh rate to boot. It's also never been cheaper than today. Note that to get the reduced price you'll need to use the "New from" link in the right-hand column, near the bottom of the first page.

Dell S3422DWG | 34-inch | 3440 x 1440 | VA | 144Hz | $499.99 $379.99 at Amazon (save $120) (opens in new tab)
Another quality ultrawide gaming monitor from Dell, it's a little pricier than the Acer, but it comes with less of a curve if that's an issue for you. The 1800R curve is a lot less aggressive and fits perfectly that 34-inch expanse. 

LG 32GP850-B | 32-inch | 1440p | IPS | 180Hz (OC) | $599.99 $396.99 at Amazon (save $203) (opens in new tab)
LG is the originator of the IPS panel technology and its 1ms response is about as fast as you're going to see this sort of screen get. And with a potential 180Hz overclock available on this big screen, 1440p display, the LG Ultragear has a lot to offer for the money, and it's only ever been cheaper than this once before.

Acer Nitro XV322QK | 32-inch | 4K | IPS | 144Hz | $1,099.99 $599.99 at Best Buy (save $500) (opens in new tab)
Obviously, $600 is still a lot of money, but the beauty of spending big on a gaming monitor is that it will likely still be a great screen long after you've moved on from your current gaming PC. And this big screen 4K IPS panel is no exception, with a 1ms response, and the all-important high 144Hz refresh rate. It's not a bargain, but it's a very good price for a big boi screen.

Acer Predator XB271HU | 27-inch | 1440p | IPS | 165Hz (OC) | $469.99 $387 at Amazon (save $82.99) (opens in new tab)
This is an old monitor now, having launched in 2017, but it's still an outstanding full G-Sync IPS gaming monitor. It was cheaper over Black Friday, but it's still worth a look now as one of our faves.

Samsung Odyssey G5 | 34-inch | 1440p | VA | 165Hz | $549.99 $399.99 at Amazon (save $150) (opens in new tab)
Confusingly, there are at least two other G5 models. But we think this is the one you want. It's a 21:9, 34-inch ultra-wide bad boy with 165Hz refresh and 1ms response. It's not a fancy HDR model with a mini-LED backlight. But at this price point, that's pretty much a given. 

Hisense ULED U6 Series | 50-inch | 4K | Quantum Dot | 60Hz | $529.99 $367.99 at Amazon (save $162) (opens in new tab)
This is one of the cheapest 4K TVs you can buy... that you actually might buy. At 50-inches that's a lot of 4K real estate, and the Quantum Dot filter on the screen delivers great colors, but it must be noted that if you're aiming to use this for gaming it's limited to a 60Hz refresh rate. Don't listen to the claims of a 240 Motion Rate. It's not the same as a 240Hz refresh.

Samsung Q60A QLED | 32-inch | 4K | QLED | 60Hz | $499.99 $449.99 at Samsung (save $50) (opens in new tab)
This QLED TV makes for an excellent second screen for streaming and playing some games at 4K/60FPS. The picture quality also makes it a good TV for an office or bedroom. Yeah, it's a bummer it doesn't support 120Hz at 4K, but it's not too big of a loss if you don't have the hardware to reach those heights.  

LG B2 OLED (OLED55B2PUA) | 55-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | $1,599.99 $996.99 at Walmart (save $603) (opens in new tab)
A fantastic OLED offering for gamers, with deep blacks, HDMI 2.1, and all the VRR options you could handle. This one offers low input lag and is topped off with a nifty 120Hz refresh rate. Sure, there are higher refresh rate monitors but, a 55-inch gaming OLED TV sounds pretty great as a giant second monitor for that price.

LG C2 OLED (OLED42C2PUA) | 42-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | $1,596.99 $996.99 at Walmart (save $503) (opens in new tab)
Only the best gaming TV on the planet with a $503 saving right now. Oof. Yeah, this is the real LG OLED deal, and at the 42-inch scale actually makes for an amazing gaming monitor. The HDMI 2.1 makes 4K at 120Hz a reality on PC, and the lightning-fast response of OLED panels makes it glorious for gaming. Yum.

LG C2 OLED (OLED48C2PUA) | 48-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | $1,596.99 $1,046.99 at Walmart (save $550) (opens in new tab)
Just a bigger version of the best gaming TV around, with a similarly chonky discount. And actually, that means you're getting a 48-inch for just another $50. I don't have to tell you about how lovely OLED screens are, but I'm going to anyways. The colors are stunning and the speed of motion and pixel response are outstanding. With HDMI 2.1 you can jam a PC into it and see 4K resolutions at 120Hz write large.

Asus TUF Gaming VG32VQ1BR | 32-inch | 1440p | VA | £389.99 £258.98 at Scan (save £131.01) (opens in new tab)
For a 32-inch panel, this is a great offer. You're right in the sweet spot of 1440p and 165Hz with this monitor, and its 1ms response time means you'll feel all the benefits of its speedy screen. The one downside, if you can call it that, is that this is a VA panel, rather than an IPS. Though VAs can still hold their own, and offer great viewing angles.

LG Ultragear 34GP950 | 34-inch | 3440 x 1440p | IPS | 180Hz (OC) | £1,196.98 £699.97 at Laptops Direct (save £497.01) (opens in new tab)
LG is the originator of the IPS panel technology and its 1ms response is about as fast as you're going to see this sort of screen get. And with a potential 180Hz overclock available on this beautifully curved monitor, the LG Ultragear has a lot to offer for the money, and it's only ever been cheaper than this once before.

Acer Predator X35 | 35-inch | 3440 x 1440p | IPS | 180Hz | £2,083.99 £665.49 at Box (save £1,448) (opens in new tab)
Don't pay too much mind to the inflated 'was' price (it's down from more like £1,351.99), but do note this is one of our favourite gaming monitors ever. Not only do you get an extra-wide curved screen, but one that comes with a 180Hz refresh rate and G-Sync Ultra for smooth frames, too. And that's topped with a 2ms response time, and it even sports built-in speakers.

Hisense 55U7HQTUK | 55-inch | 4K | ULED | 120Hz | £849 £549 at Currys (save £300) (opens in new tab)
A gaming-ready 4K TV for under £600 isn't bad at all, especially at this size. This one comes with a 120Hz refresh for smooth gaming, some wide viewing angles, and HDR10+ for great colour. You even benefit from Game Mode Pro with FreeSync and ALLM (auto game mode).

Sony Bravia XR55A80JU | 55-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | £1,399 £995 at Electric Shop (save £400) (opens in new tab)
4K 120Hz gaming is within reach here, and with a hefty discount to boot. There are even two HDMI ports that support it, so you can have a couple of things plugged in at once to switch between them easier. You get the benefit here of wide viewing angles, and OLED which means deep blacks. Of course, it's a smart TV, too. 

LG CS (OLED55CS6LA) | 55-inch | 4K | OLED | 120Hz | £1,499 £939 at AO (save £560) (opens in new tab)
LG's CS is a slightly pared back version of its C2 model screen, yet it's not quite as pared back as the B2 (which it's usually cheaper/the same price as). It's kind of a sleeper model. It still supports a lot of what we want in a high-end OLED, however, with 120Hz refresh and VRR—no doubt it looks gorgeous in action. So if you want to save a little money on an OLED, the CS is the way to go.