Whether you're a PC gamer or you primarily use a console, having a gaming monitor is an investment that is well worth making. Tuned to deliver the best picture performance possible at their various price levels, monitors pack high refresh rates, vibrant color, and sharp pixels into an affordable package. And with Amazon Prime Day 2022 around the corner (July 12-13), you'll have an opportunity to get some nice gaming monitors for reasonable prices.
Ahead of Amazon Prime Day, some great savings can be found on these displays right now. Retailers have begun marking down monitor prices, and we've rounded up some deals from some of the biggest and best brands in that hardware sphere. Our list includes both standard and curved monitors as well as a couple of ultrawide options.
Of course, more gaming monitor deals will go live in the coming days at Amazon and other major retailers such as Best Buy and Newegg. If you're looking for more early Prime Day deals, we have roundups for Prime Day deals for games, TVs, laptops, and more:
- Best Prime Day 2022 Deals
- Best Nintendo Switch Game Deals
- Best PlayStation Game Deals
- Best Xbox Game Deals
- Best TV Deals
- Best Laptop Deals
Samsung Odyssey CRG5 27"
$250 ($400)
Similar to the G5, this Samsung monitor has a full HD resolution, a 4ms response time, and a curved 27-inch display design. The big difference here though is the 240Hz refresh rate that'll help you get the most out of your games and movies. If you're looking for something similar but slightly smaller, Amazon has the 24-inch model available at a discounted price as well.
Samsung Odyssey G5 Series 27"
$253 ($320)
Looking like it was used in a sci-fi movie, the Samsung Odyssey G5 has plenty of great technology inside of it. The curvature is designed to match the shape of the human eye so that strain is reduced, colors look vibrant thanks to the 2560 x 1440 resolution and HDR10, plus there's a 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time for quick gameplay. Available in 27- and 32-inch models, the screen is also big enough to really show off some great graphics in your favorite games.
Acer SB220Q 21.5"
$110 ($130)
For a smaller desktop, the Acer SB220Q is a modest-sized device at a very affordable price. It has 1080p resolution, Radeon free-sync technology to keep screen tears to a minimum, and a decent refresh rate of 75Hz. It only has one HDMI port, but if you're on a budget and you only have one primary gaming device, it'll get the job done.
AOC G2 27"
$240 ($300)
The AOC G2 gaming monitor has some great features right out of the box. The 27-inch screen is a nice size for gaming, the full HD resolution is boosted by a rapid 0.5ms response time, and the 240Hz refresh rate is coupled with AMD FreeSync for extremely fast responses. The curved design adds another layer if immersion and with multiple input ports, there's plenty of options for your gaming setup.
ViewSonic OMNI VX2418-P-MHD 24"
$160 ($200)
If competitive gaming is your passion, then this Viewsonic monitor can give you that extra edge when you're online. The monitor size and full HD specs are decent, but it's the 165Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time that makes it worth looking at. An affordable option, the Viewsonic monitor is also available in larger sizes with attractive prices.
Alienware AW2521HF 25"
$260 ($375)
The Alienware 25-inch gaming monitor combines a lighting-quick 240Hz refresh rate with a 1ms response time, up to 99% SRGB color coverage, and a sharp full HD resolution. Internally, it has both AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync Compatible technology that'll keep each game running at a silky smooth frame-rate, plus the overall design is sleek and attractive.
LG 27GN800-B Ultragear 27"
$277 ($350)
LG's monitors are usually the go-to devices for many a gamer, and for good reason. At its current discount, you'll be able to enjoy an incredibly fast 1ms response time and 144 Hz refresh rate, HDR 10 colors, and zero screen-tearing thanks to the Nvidia and AMD syncing technology, all inside of a big 27-inch LED frame. Even better, the screen has a 2560 x 1440, which will make games really shine on it with an extra layer of crisp detail.
For the same price, you can also pick up a 32-inch version of this monitor over at Best Buy and enjoy some premium gaming on a massive slab of technology if you have the space for it.
Gigabyte ultrawide 34"
$380 ($450)
You'll need a desk that's roughly the size of an airplane hangar to host this particular gaming monitor from Gigabyte, but what you'll have is a device with an incredible field of view. Also available in 24-inch and 27-inch models, the 34-inch ultra-wide monitor comes equipped with a 3440x1440 resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and a native 1500R curvature.
Innocn Ultrawide 44"
If you want a gaming monitor that's essentially two 16:9 aspect ratio monitors put together into one sleek design, Innocn's new 43.8-inch ultrawide monitor is on sale for $120 off at Amazon. We've tested multiple Innocn monitors and found them to perform as well as comparable monitors from well-known brands. This massive monitor has a 3840 x 1080p resolution and offers a 120Hz refresh rate. The IPS display supports USB-C and HDMI connections. it comes with an adjustable stand and is ready to mount out of the box. Just make sure you have a large enough desk for this very large monitor.
Asus Tuf VG249Q 24"
$210 ($269)
Another affordable monitor, this is a 23.8-Inch full HD IPS gaming monitor with a fast 144Hz refresh rate that has been designed for professional gamers according to Asus. Free Sync technology eliminates screen-tearing and choppy frame rates, and the included swivel gives plenty of options for adjusting the screen to an optimal position.
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