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Hi folks,

I was thinking about another Megathread just before Xmas and after Black Friday.
Looks like a mega one about monitors could be a handy one.
Will update this regularly, and we can compare the latest and greatest offers we have around this time of the year. Yeah, the best time of the year!
I made the main categories by size, but if you would like to see a dedicated category, please let me know!

I remember we had a massive deal for the Dell 27" Gaming Monitor - G2722HS
and many said the HD wasn't good enough for the 27" size. Well, I wish we will have something great for the QHD area as well.

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New Xiaomi Mi Desktop Monitor 27" IPS Full HD 6ms HDMI BHR4977HK - £109.99 Delivered With Code @ XS Only
Credit goes to Thanks for sharing
  • Price: £109.99
  • Screen size: 27"
  • Resolution: 1080P FHD
  • Panel type: IPS
  • Brightness: 300 cd/m²

4050087_1.jpgDell 27 Monitor: S2721HN FullHD/75Hz/IPS/300nits £119.58 delivered, using code @ Dell
  • Price: £119.58
  • Screen size: 27"
  • Resolution: 1080P FHD
  • Panel type: IPS
  • Brightness: 300 cd/m²


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MSI Optix G243VCV Full HD 24" Curved VA Gaming Monitor - Black £99 at Currys
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  • Price: £99.99
  • Screen size: 24"
  • Resolution: 1080P FHD
  • Panel type: VA
  • Brightness: 250 cd/m²

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Lenovo G24e-20 23.8 Inches FHD Gaming Monitor (VA, 120Hz, 1ms, HDMI, DP, AMD FreeSync, Eye Comfort) - Tilt Stand, Raven £105.55 @ Amazon

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  • Price: £105.55
  • Screen size: 23.8"
  • Resolution: 1080P FHD
  • Panel type: VA
  • Brightness: 300 cd/m²


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HP 22m Monitor 21.5 inch, Full HD 1080p, IPS, LCD £79.99 Delivered @ Currys
  • Price: £79.99
  • Screen size: 21.5"
  • Resolution: 1080P FHD
  • Panel type: IPS
  • Brightness: 250 cd/m²


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4050087_1.jpgAlienware 34" Curved QD-OLED Gaming Monitor - AW3423DWF - £854.69 using code @ Dell
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  • Price: £854.69
  • Screen size: 34" curved (1800R)
  • Resolution: 3440 x 1440 (DisplayPort: 165 Hz, HDMI: 100 Hz)
  • Panel type: OLED
  • Brightness: 1000 cd/m²

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LG UltraGear 48GQ900-B, 48 Inch 4K Ultra HD 138Hz OLED Gaming Monitor £849.99 @ Costco (Membership Required)

Credit goes to Thanks for sharing
  • Price: £849.99
  • Screen size: 48"
  • Resolution: 4K Ultra HD
  • Panel type: OLED
  • Brightness: 330 cd/m²

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LG 34'' 21:9 Curved UltraWide QHD (3440 x 1440) Monitor £299.98 at LG Electronics
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  • Price: £299.98
  • Screen size: 34" curved
  • Resolution: 3440 x 1440
  • Panel type: IPS
  • Brightness: 300 cd/m²

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LG 29WQ600-W 29" UltraWide, Full HD, 100Hz IPS Monitor - £173.47 delivered @ Ebuyer
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  • Price: £173.47
  • Screen size: 29"
  • Resolution: UltraWide™ Full HD (2560x1080)
  • Panel type: IPS
  • Brightness: 200 cd/m²

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  1. FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Hi Folks.

    IF your looking for monitors my advice is PCPP
    It covers every single seller in the market, and ive give u the direct link to the uk link.

    so its set as price low to high.

    on the site menu:
    Screen size options.
    resolution:
    HD 1080 is 1920x1080
    QHD 1440 is 2560x1440
    UWQHD is 3440x1440
    4k is 3840x2160

    if we click on 2560x1440 would give u this for example: 1440 link

    personal take the ratings with a pitch, not used correctly throughout the site, more deep web search on reviews across.
    but from this u can check the cheapest deals, then look at specific on sizes, type of screen, refresh rate. (edited)
    epiclolz's avatar
    Thanks mate
  2. David_PG's avatar
    I've got the Dell 32 Curved Gaming Monitor S3222DGM and it's a cracking monitor - I would very much recommend it if you can get it at a good price, mine was £237.08 after the discount I got on it through StudentBeans (possibly Top Cashback too).

    Regarding Dell monitors, here is a 10% off single-use code for all SE, S, U, C, E and P series monitors - NN4N2J7T7P69$B - StudentBeans says I can generate a new one every hour, so if you would like one please DM a request. Top Cashback are currently doing 7% cashback on Dell monitors too (NB - it may not work with student discount codes though)

    [Update] and more single-use codes:
    - from UniDays - KF7DRN9$KV22NR
    - from Totum - WN$ZTNRLLNPF7W

     (edited)
  3. BabaGanoush's avatar
    just some monitor basics

    buy monitors with an IPS Panel amazing viewing angles and vibrancy but slightly slower than TN panels

    monitor size guide

    24 inch 1080p
    27 inch 1440p
    28+ inch 4k

    this is because the PPI ( pixels per inch) become too high and you lose out on clarity

    some recommendations

    AOC 24G2U 1080p 144hz IPS panel can be had for 150£

    LG 27GP850 1440p 144hz IPS monitor can be had for 250-300£

    M28u 4k 120hz ips montior supports HDMI 2.1 for xbox and ps5 can be had for 400£
    roscoe2000's avatar
    Any links to the m28u for £400?

    Thanks
  4. matej_jones's avatar
    "Best" is very subjective depending on the intended use. Do you need colour accuracy for image editing, or fast response times for gaming? Maybe ergonomics and viewing angles for multiple users at once? This all needs considering before making a purchase. There are significant differences between TN, VA, IPS and OLED panels as well.
  5. Greenyblades's avatar
    So many to choose from! Looking for a monitor for my work laptop and one that my son can play his Xbox one mainly Fortnite. Ended up going for this at £119.99:

    Lenovo D27-30 27 inch FHD with Eyesafe Monitor (VA Panel, 75Hz, 4ms, HDMI, VGA, AMD FreeSync) - Adjustable Tilt Stand amzn.eu/d/a…oDj
  6. john_n3MU's avatar
    I bought the Dell 27" 1080p IPS game monitor after it was posted here and went HOT. There were some negative reviews...it isn''t 4k, not QHD...Pixels are clunky..doesn't cook breakfast etc. Glad to say they were all nonsense and I am happily using it now. Brilliant deal at £129....thank you HUKD Lurvvvely......
    sisqoboy's avatar
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    I am glad you like it.
  7. martyn_3000's avatar
    Can anyone recommend a 24" 1440p monitor? Struggling to find one for reasonable money.
    Bungey_Jump's avatar
    24" 1440p is very pixel dense, 27" 1440p is a more natural looking size and I'd really recommend it if you can fit it, it's the ideal screen size spot for 1440p imo
  8. turnipeater's avatar
    I’m in the market for a 4K 28 inch monitor I can use for work but occasional gaming, looking at around £200 so 60hz is going to be my max but hoping for something with semi-decent HDR. Would be good to have a 4k category
    shappinbegs's avatar
    I don't think you'll get decent HDR in that price range but you might get some form of HDR
  9. bas613357's avatar
    Adding this Acer KG242YPbmiipx 23.8" Full HD IPS 144Hz Gaming Monitor - £123.48 delivered @ Ebuyer

    hotukdeals.com/sha…488

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  10. Lilmonkey's avatar
    Was looking for 32" 4k usb-c ideally with built in network hub. Only a few manufacturers of these, dell. Hp and Philips I think. Any deals for this spec?
    MrRudewords's avatar
    Don’t know your budget but Gigabyte M32U has good reviews on rtings.com. Haven’t personally used it though.
  11. ali_b86's avatar
    Anyone got any clear winners for 32” monitor? Not for gaming, ideally under £300. Appreciate the guidance.
    fishmaster's avatar
    r/monitors is the ultimate place for this advice.

    reddit.com/r/M…rs/

    You don't need a Reddit account you can search and browse without one, you only need one to post. You shouldn't need to post as they've discussed everything you can think of. Read the community info for the sub before posting if you decide to post. (edited)
  12. fishmaster's avatar
    Personally I wouldn't go OLED yet on PC monitors unless you're HDR gaming there's little point. They're still using TV panel OLEDs rather than dedicated OLED monitor panels. These will arrive around the second half of 2024.

    pcgamer.com/her…ed/

    Text looks bad on the QD-OLED Ultrawides such as the Alienware.
    Keir_W's avatar
    The holy grail of fast Oled gaming monitors is here, you just need deep pockets…

    lg.com/us/…ors
  13. deleted1289254's avatar
    Still looking for a 27 inch 1440p 144hz IPS from amazon between £2/300

    Prices went *up* on black Friday for this
    Keir_W's avatar
    See my post below. Dell 27 inch monitor at Amazon for £259, can’t beat it IMHO. Same panel inside as the LG Ultragear 850 which is one of the best you can get.
  14. Hunter68's avatar
    I am looking for a 4k ips monitor for gaming. I'm looking to spend around £250 (obviously 60Hz is fine). Any suggestions?

    Edit: I would also consider raising the budget and getting a small 4k TV if it had decent response times. (edited)
    cowbutt's avatar
    27" 4k Dell S2721QS with VOUCHERBOX8MON promo to reduce it to £256.67, delivered? It has a good review on rtings.com/mon…1qs
  15. Stephen_Morley2ps's avatar
    Can anyone help? my son wants a gaming monitor that will best match the capabilities of his Xbox series X. Can anyone recommenced anything?

    Thanks
    Tyron_Schreuder's avatar
    Samsung G70A is epic, had mine for 6 months now and can’t complain! samsung.com/uk/…xu/ any monitor that can take full advantage of the Series X capabilities will need to have HDMI 2.1 and at least 4k @120hz
  16. jennie2015's avatar
    Hiya! I am looking for a budget 4k monitor, I have around £220 to spend. Can anyone reccommend one please?
  17. flapmio's avatar
    Hi, where can I get colour correction files for monitors from?
    s_QEk's avatar
    do you mean colour profiles? try rtings for the individual monitor but each panel will be different, the profile will be in the "post calibration" section (edited)
  18. Keir_W's avatar
    Nice thread thanks. Heat added.

    I went for one of these Dell QHD gaming monitors, fantastic screen, identical to the LG 850, just hoping it comes before Christmas.

    Dell S2721DGFA 27 Inch QHD (2560x1440) Gaming Monitor, 165Hz, IPS, 1ms, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, HDR 400, DisplayPort, 2x HDMI, 5x USB 3.0, 3 Year Warranty amzn.eu/d/eUVRQEH (edited)
    BazingaBen's avatar
    I have that monitor, it's fantastic. (edited)
  19. Schizophonic's avatar
    How have people been with WFH, currently use a 34" Ultrawide which is fine. Seen desks for people using a 38 or even 42" monitor for their WFH.

    I dont game as much but what would be a good balance?
    Questions4you's avatar
    Schizophonic - I've been working from home since the original lockdown. I use a my laptop plugged into a hub with 2 HDMI port which both have a 23" screen connected. This gives me 3 screens which I find a better configuration than a single large screen. I can leave the email and chat stuff on my laptop screen and work on the other 2 screens.
  20. ltickett's avatar
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    Haven't read the whole thread, but can recommend the electriQ 43"

    I'm using a Kensington doc which connects to and powers my MacBook Pro.

    Rectangle app great for splitting screen and I tend to have main window in the middle and then stuff on both sides.
  21. mdvdman's avatar
    If anyone is in the market for a brilliant monitor (mainly for Mac's but they work well with PC's too) the LG 27" 5K Ultrafine monitors are still on offer at Costco £749.99 delivered plus 2 year warranty:

    costco.co.uk/TVs…107 (edited)
    kiranmk2's avatar
    Sadly there has been very little development of HiDPI screens (DPI >200 ppi) over the last few years: only these older LGs and Apple's expensive 5K and 6K screens. All the manufacturers seems to be chasing refresh rate over resolution/DPI. Even the 5k2k ultrawides are only ~160 ppi at 34" and the latest 40" models lower this even further. I would love a 34" ultrawide with a 6880x2880 resolution (i.e. an Ultrawide 5K) but I can't see anything like that in the offing for 2023.
  22. DarjeeDealer's avatar
    I am monitoring this thread
  23. bas613357's avatar
    I am still learning about monitors, it’s a good idea and I am sharing mine here

    hotukdeals.com/sha…567
    Jax_Dagger's avatar
    75hz is fine for anything other than gaming, really you want to try and go 120hz to 144hz
  24. lehaandreev's avatar
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    This is my wfh setup. Ilyama 34 ultra wide 144hz IPs panel(for gaming and main working screen) and a couple of hd 27inch work cheapos for screen real estate.
    NazR-Med's avatar
    Great setup. Cheapos look like they're displaying some serious work tho
  25. Xenovox's avatar
    I picked up the Alienware QD-OLED AW3423DWF. Very good monitor would recommend.
  26. bdavjones's avatar
    I hate shopping around for monitors so have been going with the Dell professional or ultrasharps since forever. Never led me astray.
    techguy74's avatar
    You should try BENQ monitors . Awesome
  27. Mak222's avatar
    Following thanks after a monitor for for my son who has got a series x
  28. Silas123's avatar
    Was expecting more deals December owell
  29. h4music's avatar
    heat for the effort
  30. alexf's avatar
    Philips 279M1RV at £489 from Amazon over Black Friday was the best monitor deal of this Christmas season imo
  31. Bambo's avatar
    Looking to get a 34" ultra wide. Probably the Dell S3422DWG but it's back up to £450. Hoping it drops to £350 or less soon. Any other suggestions?
  32. Euan.Gordon's avatar
    Really want a 34" QD OLED that does 4K! Thought there would be one by now! Just waiting
  33. FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Anyone know of any decent matching prebuilts to go with one of these monitors ? - asking for a friend.
  34. St_HeMeow's avatar
    Not a single model for 27'' QHD. Sigh...
    It is a shame for the manufacturer to make FHD @ 27'' nowadays.
    puddingcub's avatar
    This, what I was thinking also.

    27" - curved - QHD - 144Hz

    Hit me with those deals.
  35. sr_387's avatar
    best time to buy was black friday since then alot of decent monitors are 60 to £70 what they should be and thats monitors over 2 years old when released.
  36. Micrometeoroid's avatar
    Touchscreen ?
  37. kaztat78's avatar
    Looking for a monitor 32-34 inches for my 80 year old Dad who uses it for Xbox gaming, mainly Assassin's Creed. Have a budget of a few hundred. Any suggestions welcome
  38. NazR-Med's avatar
    Have seen tons of these Koorui ones popping up recently. Really keen but hesitant on brand
  39. kayum91's avatar
    I currently have this VA panel for work and odd gaming.
    ViewSonic VX2718-2KPC-mhd
    viewsonic.com/uk/…MHD

    I know its a VA panel but would moving up to an IPS screen, would I see a big difference?
    Uthman_Hamid's avatar
    Depends what you play. If you play a lot of horror games or dark games you may find some difference. Tbf if it's only occasional gaming probably not worth it
  40. beckyt30's avatar
    Looking for a decent 27 inch with built in speakers, for 19yr old daughter, just good all rounder for watching Netflix, gaming and college work. Currently has an old tv monitor so anything will be an upgrade I guess! Looking to spend about £150 max
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