

4K Monitor Deals & Offers
3 active deals8,513 commentsAll 4K Monitor Discounts, Offers and Sale - May 2022


Those pixels need cooling.
Yeah I’m not 100% sure it’s actually a fan but definitely reports of a loud whirring sound
Wait …this monitor got a fan?? Well that’s new XD
Seen a lot of reviews saying there’s a fan that gets quite loud in the back of the monitor - otherwise this is probably the cheapest 4k 144hz on the market right now

Expired?
Absolutely brilliant for productivity - I've got the 32UK550 model which is similar. Good colours, and the 4K resolution is so worth it over high refresh rate for work. Great deal for just £230, can 100% recommend.
I just returned my samsung M7 due to numerous issues, I might just get this as a replacement. It's not a usb-c monitor but I wouldn't mind if the picture quality is better EDIT: looks like both are VA panels


It's expired, reported this expired almost a week ago.
Back up to £300 now and the code has expired :(
Reality is the majority of users will not worry if it's TN or IPS. As a data scientist I use two Benq 32" 4k screens and are ideal for work and standard imaging work. People do need to get over themselves when it comes to refresh rates and panel types...there are so many more important things to worry about!
To get yourself out of that cycle, try this next time: See 4K deal on HUKD See good price See loadsa glamourising specs, with a determination not to mention panel type move on - it's TN I've noticed that this is a particularly reliable tactic when it's a deal by an "expert." Go figure.
See 4K monitor See price probably TN panel Check comments TN Panel *Sigh*

Been using this for a year - great monitor. Very nice colours etc.
This seems like a good productivity monitor. Reviews have mentioned quite bad backlight bleed, relatively low brightness (max 260 ish nits) and barely noticeable input lag (however nobody expects this to be a good gaming monitor). This seems to be a good price for what this is - 28” 4k 60fps small bezels and built in usb hub.
Heat added, was just about to pull the trigger on the non-height adjustable version for £230. Going to hook it up to a PS5 tbh, not paying crazy money for a 4K 120hz monitor and want the resolution over frame rate
At 4K 120hz is though to drive anyway for most games so unless we are talking competetive gaming (why use 4K in the first place) 60hz 4K is perfectly fine.
I would say at 4k freesync premium is more important for normal mortals :)


Hi, thanks for the advice. Tried it with HDR on and off. Going to send it back as it's not a patch on my LG 4k IPS monitor.
You got HDR or that other AI or BI enabled on the button bottom right corner turned on?
As somone who has this monitor, if you're just using it for work it's fine. But, if you're doing proper content creation, gaming or media consumption it's awful. My old Samsung from 8 years ago looks better, it's black representation and contrast are truly bad and gsync doesn't work at all even when enabled. I've also tested with many screens and this is the only screen with these issues. Do yourself a favour and get a higher end display at 1440p or save up for a much better 4k.
I have this monitor for work and have no complaints. The eye strain tech is really nice too, though yes it does make your screen tinged yellow. You can turn it off if required. Bought another one for a dual screen setup, 54 inches of goodness.
Got mine and it had a yellow tint to the screen. Next to my LG 4k monitor, this looks terrible. I don't think it's a settings issue so sending it back.
4K Monitor Guide
4K monitors display visual content in Ultra HD resolution, delivering a massive 3840 x 2160 pixels compared with Full HD, which delivers just 1920 x 1080 pixels. This allows users to watch movies and TV in stunning clarity and to explore a whole new gaming dimension.
Buying the right 4K monitor isn't a simple matter though, with various options available. Read on to zero in on the perfect 4K monitor for your computing needs.
Monitors with Ultra HD Resolution
4K monitors are a fairly new invention but are swiftly becoming the industry standard. 4K itself first appeared in 2003 in the form of a revolutionary video camera (the Dalsa Origin). 4K capture techniques gradually caught on, and by 2010, YouTube were accepting 4K uploads.
4K cinema followed in 2011, to be joined by 4K TVs which could stream content directly from services like Netflix, but 4K computer monitors lagged behind. However, as technology developed and software manufacturers started to adapt to 4K, every major monitor maker began to introduce 4K models.
Still, by 2017 most people continued to use standard resolution monitors. 4K still hadn't caught on as a gaming device, as developers and hardware manufacturers struggled to deliver the processing power needed to play in the highest resolution.
That's all changing now. As this buyer's guide explains, 4K gaming and home use is here to stay, making it a great time to purchase a cheap 4K monitor.
Why Would You Purchase a 4K Monitor?
The appeal of 4K monitors can be summed up in one simple word: resolution. These advanced displays are capable of showing Ultra HD 4K video footage, taking movie and TV watching (as well as gaming) to new levels.
4K monitors deliver what is known as Ultra HD resolution, a step up from Full HD. Full HD delivers a pixel density of 1920 x 1080, while Ultra HD goes much further, increasing the pixel density to 3840 x 2160. When you do the maths, that's an increase by a factor of four, and you can instantly discern the differences when you watch a few seconds of Full HD and Ultra HD footage.
If you absolutely need the clearest images known to man, a 4K monitor will be essential. But that's not their only appealing aspect. In the past couple of years, 4K has gone from being the preserve of businesses and high-end consumers to an affordable option for home computer owners.
At the same time, new streaming boxes and services like Amazon Fire TV have started to cater for 4K footage, while Blu-ray discs are now firmly in the entertainment mainstream. You won't get the most from any of these things without a 4K display to do your movies justice.
In the past, 4K monitors have had their drawbacks, but these are being overcome. For instance, 4K displays often made Windows icons seem incredibly small in comparison with normal display resolutions. But scaling techniques on Windows 10 have dealt with this issue, allowing you to navigate your OS and see much more on screen at once than has ever been the case before.
Professionals also continue to seek out 4K monitors for graphic design and image manipulation tasks. Why? Again, the answer is simple. Even on Full HD displays, it's necessary to scale photos to manipulate them. With Ultra HD, no scaling is required and pros can just play around with photos or film without going through the hassle of processing the data.
Many experts are saying that 4K's time has come for home and professional applications. In fact, some are actually starting to look towards 5K as the wave of the future. So, if you are stuck in the visual stone age, have a look at the 4K monitor discounts at HotUKDeals. You'll probably be surprised at how cheap a visual enhancement can be.
Types of 4K Monitor on the Market
If you're interested in upgrading your computer's display to razor sharp 4K, there are a number of different makes, models and types to choose from. One of the most common differences between displays is something called the panel type, which refers to the kind of LCD display that the monitor uses. Here's a quick explanation of the various panel types on offer to help you decide:
TN – Also known as Twisted Nematic panels, this type is heavily favoured by gamers due to their fast response times. This means that even while playing at 4K resolution, you should be able to see every enemy and pick out the perfect FIFA pass without any slowdown or glitches. However, there's a slight cost in terms of how accurate the colours are and the appearance from oblique angles. For gamers, these aren't a big deal. It's not the accuracy of the colour, but its resolution that makes games so absorbing. And you generally won't need to play from a 45 degree angle. But for businesses like shops where information needs to be displayed clearly and accurately, these considerations definitely come into play.
IPS – “In Plane Switching” panels are a little bit different to TN panels. These monitors tend to perform brilliantly in terms of colour and viewing at an angle, but are noticeably more sluggish at updating in-game action or movie footage. Response times can often be four times as slow on IPS 4K monitors, so if you are only going to be using your display for death matches, you'll want to give them a wide berth.
IGZO – “Indium Gallium Zinc Oxide” panels are made in a completely different way from the others, integrating special transistors into the LCD panel. With extremely high colour fidelity and energy efficiency, IGZO panels are perfectly suited to home and business use.
As well as varying in panel type, 4K monitors also differ in terms of size. This is usually the first thing buyers think about when making a 4K purchase, and it really does make a massive difference to how you experience your display.
In general, buyers should try to find the largest display possible, as long as it fits within the dimensions of the space where they will be using it. On smaller displays, you won't get the full benefit of the ultra high definition resolution that your (expensive) monitor can provide, so try to buy a larger model if you can.
You'll find 24 inch, 27 inch, 32 inch and even larger 4K monitors on the market. 24 inch monitors tend to be too small to appreciate the difference, although they are undeniably convenient and mobile. If you are using them in a business setting, they can be a handy option. But for most people, anything above 27 inches is much better.
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Panel type and size aren't the only specifications to check out when browsing the HotUKDeals 4K Monitor listings.
Refresh rates – Refresh rates refer to how fast a display can change what it shows on the screen. With 4K monitors this has historically been an issue, with 30Hz being the standard for a long time. Nowadays, manufacturers offer rates as high as 144Hz, which is optimal for gaming. Anything under 60Hz will probably ensure stodgy graphical performance for gamers, but they should be fine for general desktop use.
Connection type – This is crucial. If you intend to use your 4K monitor with a games console, be sure to go for a model with at least one HDMI port. If you are connecting it to a computer, a DisplayPort cable is what you need. Get it wrong, and you won't be able to transmit a single pixel from your system to the screen.
FreeSync or G-Sync – You'll often come across these two terms when looking for 4K monitors, but what are they? Basically, these are known as “adaptive framerate synchronization” tools and they are tailored to specific models of graphics processing unit. FreeSync works with AMD graphics cards like the Sapphire, while G-Sync works with Nvidia cards like the GTX series. They help to prevent stuttering, ensuring a smooth visual experience, and hook up with the GPU to manage resources, so they are essential for gamers.
Colour – 4K monitors (like all monitors) vary in terms of how the display colours. Colour richness is measured on a percentage scale called sRGB (the higher the better). This is something that high-end graphical users always look for, but for gamers and casual users it's not such a big deal.
What's the Best Type of 4K Monitor for Gamers?
Gamers are adopting 4K technology in massive numbers. As we noted earlier, that's partly due to the plummeting cost of 4K displays, but there are other factors at play. Systems like the PS4 Pro and Xbox One S are adopting 4K visuals. Windows 10 is optimised for 4K unlike previous editions, and developers are turning out new titles that deliver stunning 4K visuals.
However, should you go for a 4K monitor, and if so, how should gamers make their choice?
Actually, it's not as clear cut as it might seem. The key thing to remember is that to get the most out of 4K displays, you'll need a system that can handle Ultra HD graphics. Not all computers are capable of this and, if they can't do so, your 4K monitor will just cause glitches and sluggish response times.
To really get the most out of a 4K monitor, gamers will need to have a high-end graphics card installed as well. And by high-end, that's exactly what they need. Even a popular card like the GeForce GTX 980 struggles to handle full 4K. Instead, look for something like the Titan X from Nvidia. However, more and more 4K optimised graphics cards are appearing all the time and prices are dropping, so it's certainly not hard to do.
When it comes to actually picking your monitor, go for a TN panel model. The response times are much sharper, even if you lose out a touch in terms of colour fidelity and viewing angles. Check that your chosen model features High Dynamic Range, and also check that it's compatible with your graphics card if you intend to use it with a PC.
If you are a PS4 or Xbox One owner, there are some other things to bear in mind. The original models of these consoles didn't include 4K compatibility. They can output visuals in HD without any issues, but 4K Ultra HD isn't in their repertoire. 4K monitors are much better suited to people who intend to upgrade their console to the latest version. If you take this route, look out for combo deals including consoles and monitors, as retailers know that there's a market for cheap 4K monitors targeted especially at gamers.
How to Buy a Cheap 4K Monitor
If you want to find a cheap 4K monitor, shopping smart is essential. Firstly, determine whether you're looking for an IPS or a TN monitor and whether you need features like G-Sync for gaming.
It's also worth visiting the sites of some leading 4K monitor manufacturers to get an idea of their latest models. Big names include Samsung, LG, Acer and HP, all of whom make reliable displays (although with major price variations).
Now, head to the HotUKDeals 4K monitor listings and find discounts for your chosen type and make of 4K monitor. You'll find a huge array of savings from UK merchants like Currys, Argos, John Lewis, Ebuyer and Scan. All of the biggest manufacturers are included, with a constantly updated range of coupon deals, combo savings and seasonal discounts.
If you intend to buy a high-end monitor or to update your PS4 and display at the same time, it makes sense to delay until Black Friday in November. If you can wait, you'll be able to take advantage of the year's best deals and afford a better display than you could at other times of year.
4K Monitor UK Offers at HotUKDeals
Whether you intend to process video, run a business, stream movies or play the latest action games, having a 4K monitor is becoming a computing essential. With models becoming cheaper all the time and options for professional and leisure use, it's a great time to buy a 4K display. Find the lowest prices for leading brands at the HotUKDeals 4K monitor listings.


I bought this off laptops direct on Ebay for £165, was a refurb, you can sometimes spot this monitor a bit cheaper then this deal price however you will have to be patient. The monitor itself I bought for my average PC and my PS5, dont regret one bit, I dont care about 60hz because if your spending in this budget you wont get more for the size, its spot on for the use I give it so even at this price I would recommend.
60 Hz VA
Wish this is curved!


They will charge only at the time of shipment.
Wow - amazing. My S2721QS was delivered on 3rd May too. It's a lovely monitor but tbh I'd have preferred the original S2721DS I ordered, but I'd given up hope after their 3rd postponement to the end of May.
Ordered 2/5, delivered 4/5 for this deal.
O M G... Your order has been delivered. Thanks for shopping with Dell! That's the one from 05/03, which has been postponed twice so far.. Seeing @Muffy 's post I thought I'll have to cancel and re-order too.. just came back home to a box, now to unpacking..
@dealicon - Same boat here mate, I will need to cancel as I need the screens. Any thoughts on the next best thing for productivity work only?

Anyone know how this compares with https://www.hotukdeals.com/share-deal/3933644
How much Hertz ?
Extremely poor looks
Anybody hooked one up to a PS5? Looking for a low-mid range 4K monitor for browsing and ps5 use with occasional netflix
Usb c would be a nice to have, but not critical. I'm just thinking that this might be overkill since I don't plan to do any gaming on it

I know we do not have a time machine but this was £349 new with both AO and eBay a couple of days ago: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/huawei-4k-ultra-hd-60hz-282-monitor-silver-ps349-using-code-at-ao-ebay-3918958
Amusingly enough, after the countdown for this offer ended Amazon reduced the price to £399.00.
Not sure if I’m missing something here but the price direct from huawei is also £399
I've posted the Dell as a separate Amazon deal, interesting to see what others think re comparison.
I'm looking at both as well, from what I can see, this can't be vesa mounted, and has a different aspect ratio. Otherwise, very similar. The design is also slightly different, with this having some inputs on the side of the stand.

If it is any consolation, it appears costco has repeated this deal twice before in the past, so it will probably come around again in a few months. I had the shop tab open and was checking it daily before this deal came out. Nearly bought it at full price the day before having almost given up on the offer returning
Damn I missed this
Get this, works a treat for cheap. I daisy chained another USB hub to it for extra ports also Cable Matters USB C Multiport... https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06ZY1ZJDQ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
Thanks Op
Thanks OP. Ordered

What was the review?
Damn, by the time I'd read a review and decided to buy it had sold out.


Cancelled the order and waiting for the Asus ProArt to arrive from Amazon today. Won't be bothering ordering from Dell again.
That's a really long way of saying "we don't know wtf is going on. My team are trying to work out who might know anything about this issue". "Raised a request to expedite the request..." - a request for the request? Indeed! I hope you thanked the agent for being so splendidly helpful! Perhaps they could update the website to say "no longer taking orders as we have no idea what we're selling or when". No?
Well, looks like I'll be cancelling my order and looking for an alternative. Ordered 21 March for delivery 29 March. Still not showing as in production, so contacted Dell who have said: "I checked the order and it looks like the order is expected to be shipped by 28th March, however it looks like there's an unexpected part shortage issue while processing the Monitor orders, so we couldn't get the orders arranged. The revised estimated ship dates are not updated still and we have raised a request to expedite the request to our manufacturing team."
The ASUS looks great and most importantly it's in stock at Amazon for immediate delivery. Big difference is that it's calibrated so white will actually look white - the Dell S series monitors are hit and miss, you hear reports of tints and monitors not matching in colour temperature. If you only have one monitor you wouldn't be able to tell. I went for the S2722DC as I prefer a QHD over a 4k screen at that size (windows also has scaling issues). Got it for £255. Maybe Dell deprioritise orders made with a discount code(!)
My order has been delayed 2 weeks. So that means 1 month of waiting. Yet on the website it says I could have it delivered in a couple of days. Either incompetent or just liars who want to lure customers in.

I thought that too but my ps5 wouldn't switch only 1080 and it was a lovely monitor too
HDMI 2.1 is only required for 4k120 isn't it?
No hdmi 2.1 so don't think it's any good for ps5 I bought the Huawei one last week for ps5 had to return it only worked in 1080
The viewing angle of 1500R is very small, keep this in your mind before purchase.
Thanks, picked up two to replace some troublesome AOC monitors. Looks to have expired now.

You can probably change the size under accessibility. Probably just need to decide what you will be using the monitor for. If mainly for work and Office, may as well just spend less money on a QHD monitor.
can you not scale it up? I heard scaled up is still better than native version
Because if you are using Office at 4K, the text will be tiny!
why is that?
S2721DS - QHD S2722DC - QHD, usb-C PD S2722QC - 4k, usb-C PD wonder how this HP compares to those 3 Dell’s, for colour accuracy, uniformaity, photo editing ?


Does this have HDR? If so how many nits is the peak brightness?
That's good
There's an automatic setting for 120hz so if it's enabled in game it'd just switch to 120 and if not it'll be 4K/60 by default
On Xbox you have to manually set the maximum output of your console, so the resolution and frame rate, regardless of what the game wants to output. If you only have 2.0, you can only set it to 2.0 maximums. I'm not certain how it works on PS5, but if you're limited by the HDMI maximum, you'll have to pick one or the other, no automatic switching. Of course the game can switch, but it's still limited by the console settings
ratio

Wow, UPS was a nightmare. Thanks for the detailed reply.
Sorry for the long reply. If you don’t have much time, the summary is, Amazon, pretty good. UPS, Absolutely terrible. If you want the detail - Not the best experience . Firstly you have to arrange the return yourself i.e. you choose the courier, arrange collection complete all the necessary export papers etc (although that bit wasn't as bad as I initially thought it would be). Process is a bit confusing though as both Amazon and the Courier sent me forms and asked me to attach documents to the box. I used UPS thinking they are a reputable courier. I filled in all the paperwork on line, attached the docs and paid by credit card and UPS picked it up. It was meant to be an AM collection and they finally turned up gone 5pm so a bit of a wasted stay in. Unfortunately I didnt get any kind of receipt from UPS. Fortunately I did take a screen shot as Amazon need proof of charge for the refund. A few days later I found UPS had made another charge to my credit card. I contacted them (what a nightmare that was). After many calls and emails they eventually told me it was because I’d specified the box size wrong (I’m certain I hadn’t). However as they don't issue any kind of receipt or summary of the order, I had no way of checking. Next I got an email from UPS saying I’d specified an invalid delivery address and they charged me again for sending it to another Amazon address in Germany. I’d printed the address directly from the form Amazon sent to me! UPS did eventually send me a proof of delivery note ( to the wrong Amazon address of course). Amazon kept saying they had not received the monitor and hence wouldn’t issue a refund. After a few calls to Amazon DE and sending them my UPS proof of delivery they eventually refunded me the cost of the monitor and my postage. Overall, Amazon were great. With regards to UPS though, I can assure you I will never ever use them again.
How was your experience with returns?
Just unpacked mine and unfortunately the screen has a crack right down the centre. Looks like they are now out of stock as well. Shame, it looks quite a nice monitor. Hope return to Amazon.de won’t be a problem.
Somewhere somehow there will be a UK version of euro pins in the bag but not sure where you would get that. For now you would have to go with euro plug and get an euro to UK adaptor But will probably stick out the wall a bit!


Warranty Question… Can anyone confirm if MateView 28 4k, is now 1 year warranty? Does 12 months extension get 12 minths total, or 12+12? Likewise 24 months extension, does that make 36 months? More are more companies are switching warranties down, whilst leaving old misleading information on their sites.
Me thinks the Dell 4k is better bet, looses the 3:2 ratio, but gains a solid warranty. https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/dell-27-4k-uhd-usb-c-monitor-s2722qc-ps29998-at-dell-3900853 Any other suggestions welcome, for 4k and QHD IPS Monitors, in the 27” range, with USB C Power Delivery ? Appears the MateView 28, is now ONLY A 1 Year Warranty, despite some links on their website, indicating still being 2 years. Think this item was £329, 4-6 months back (on Hot UK Deals), and think they had included 3 year warranty previously, but now they want to charge for that, which importantly suggests limited confidence in the Quality of their products. When I bought MateBook 14, they actually withdraw the extended warranty from sale for a period of time - perhaps while they sold certain batches of product. Despite still advertising extending warranties for the product, yet giving links and instructions that failed to work.
Try ASU10MNTMAR, gives 10% off.
The 5% voucher code doesn't work, even though it says it's still valid on the website (you can add it, but then when you press confirm it says it's not currently valid).
Not auto brightness adjustment?

It might well be the cable I have. I seem to recall I only ever tried it when there was also an HDMI connection so maybe it’s an either/or?
I plugged a DisplayPort cable into the monitor & then connected it to my GPU. No magic, it just worked. Also no issues with DisplayPort on a Thunderbolt 3 dock. What cable do you have?
Got one last time it was reduced, cracking monitor for cad work! Makes every other monitor seem blurry in comparison!
I’ve had this for a while, it’s a perfectly good monitor for everyday desktop work. The stand is terrible though so I highly recommend a monitor arm. I never did work out how to get the Display Port working. If anyone did, I’d be curious to know how you did it!
Hopefully this will save someone some time as I've just wasted over an hour on this myself... The current Nvidia 511.65 drivers have broken G-Sync, a hotfix driver has been released: https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5320 I thought it was the new monitor not wanting to work with G-Sync :-( It is now working with the hotfix driver.


<3 It's arrived and it's beautiful
Still £299.98 with code UKS2722QCJAN although delivery time is March
Anyone know what the difference is between S2721QS and S2722QC? The latter is only £2 more and all I can see is that it has USB C rather than display port (but you can use bidirectional USB C to DP cable)
Just went to purchase after reviewing options for 1-2 days and the "event has ended". Will wait for next time. Update: Funnily enough still in stock and can get 10% off via most work related perks services.
Probably. You get 14 days to return from when the item is delivered.
Anyone able to share a unidays code?
I ordered one of these last night, and it's showing delivery in August. Ordered another one this afternoon to have as a portrait monitor, and this one is showing delivery in mid-June. (And yes, I did check it wasn't showing June 2023😜)
Extra discount also available for Blue Light Card users too (down to £229.31, same as Unidays) One thing to note - delivery estimate currently showing as August.
I think you are referring to the s2721ds which is a qhd/1440p monitor. This is a 4k monitor (y)
I have the slightly different model to this which is the ds I think. Has adjustable stand. Great monitor for the money, think mine was around 200 about 2 years ago when they were released.