Black Friday monitor deals — best sales in 2021

Dell 27" 1080p monitor: was $249 now $174 @ Dell
Save a nice chunk of change on this 27" adjustable monitor from Dell. With a display resolution of 1920 x 1080, a refresh rate of 75Hz, and support for AMD FreeSync, it should stand you in good stead for both work and play.

Dell 24" 1080p Monitor: was $239 now $179 @ Dell
The Dell S2421HN is a 1080p monitor that offers style, performance, and value. The IPS display supports AMD FreeSync tech and features a 75MHz refresh rate. It also offers two HDMI ports, and now Dell is selling it at a decent discount.

HP M27f 27" 1080p Monitor: was $269 now $194 @ HP
The HP M27f Monitor is a budget monitor that's great for just about any task. It features 1080p resolution, 5ms response time, and HDMI connectivity. This is a decent deal for one of the larger monitors on this list.

Lepow 15.6" Portable Monitor: was $259 now $239 @ Amazon
If you need a portable monitor this lightweight 15.6-inch  display is 8% off in this Amazon Black Friday deal. It is capable of a 1920 x 1080 resolution and offers a slim 0.3-inch profile. It's compatible with laptops, desktops, phones, and video game consoles. 

LG 32" 4K Monitor: was $599 now $296 @ Walmart
This 32-inch monitor from LG offers 4K (3840 x 2160) resolution at a reasonable price. The LED display supports AMD Free Sync for smoother gaming, and it has an adjustable stand as well as both HDMI and DisplayPort inputs for easy setup. 

Dell 27" 4K Monitor: was $539 now $319 @ Dell
Dell is offering a significant price cut on this 27-inch 4K display with HDR support. At over $200 off, this is one of the better Black Friday monitor deals we've seen so far. Plus, the monitor's design allows you to pivot, tilt, swivel and adjust its height, which should help you create the perfect setup for your work space. 

Samsung Odyssey 24" Gaming Monitor: was $279 now $149 @ Best Buy
This 24-inch 1080p curved gaming monitor for Samsung is on sale right now at Best Buy for $130 off. With a 144Hz refresh rate, a 4ms response time, and support for FreeSync, this is a great curved gaming monitor for the 1080p crowd.

LG 27" Monitor: was $249 now $229 @ Amazon
If you're in the market for a large display, this QHD monitor from LG is a great pick. Its 27-inch size offers a nice amount of screen space without taking up too much desk real estate, and it comes with AMD FreeSync technology and HDR 10 support. Plus, it offers two HDMI ports, a virtually borderless design and an adjustable stand. 

LG 32" UltraGear Monitor: was $249 now $229 @ Amazon
The LG UltraGear Monitor is built for 1080p gamers on a budget. This 1920 x 1080 monitor offers 1ms response time, HDR10 support, AMD FreeSync compatibility, and a 165Hz refresh rate. 

Monoprice 32" Zero-G Curved Gaming Monitor: was $329, now $279 @ Monoprice
This 32-inch curved gaming monitor from Monoprice offers a 2560 x 1440p resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate, with an advertised response time of 6ms. It sports a two HDMI 2.0 ports and two DisplayPort 1.4 ports, and its Adaptive Sync technology helps eliminate broken frames. 

LG Ultragear 27" Monitor: was $379 now $299 @ Amazon
This 27-inch LG gaming monitor boasts a QHD (2560 X 1440) IPS display, 1ms response time, and a 144Hz refresh rate. It's compatible with Nvidia G-Sync, supports HDR10, plus it has a stand that can tilt, pivot (landscape to portrait), and is height-adjustable. Right now you can get it from Amazon for $80 off, a welcome discount. However, if you can wait, hold tight -- we expect to see this monitor on deeper discount closer to Black Friday.

Alienware 25" Gaming Monitor: was $393 now $329 @ Amazon
The Alienware AW2521HF has a 1ms response time that should all but eliminate input delays and visual lag when gaming. It also has a 240Hz refresh rate and supports both AMD FreeSync Premium and Nvidia G-Sync. Plus, this 1080p monitor boasts a fully customizable lighting system for the ultimate gaming experience.

Dell 27" Gaming Monitor: was $589 now $329 @ Dell
This Dell gaming monitor offers a buttery-smooth 165Hz refresh rate. You also get a 27-inch display with a 2560 x 1440 resolution and both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync support. Plus, you can hook it up via either DisplayPort or HDMI, though you can only get the full 165 Hz refresh rate when you connect it to your PC via DisplayPort.

Acer Predator XB271HU: was $599 now $379 @ Amazon
Acer's 27-inch Predator gaming monitor comes with a WQHD resolution and Nvidia G-Sync to help eliminate any frame tearing. It also boasts a fast 144Hz refresh rate and sports an IPS panel. And now, Amazon has it on sale for $220 off.

Asus TUF 27" gaming monitor: was $349 now $309 @ Walmart
This gaming monitor from Asus comes with a 2,560 x 1,440 resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate. It's also curved and comes with AMD FreeSync support as well as a very low 1ms response time.

Alienware 27" Gaming Monitor: was $559 now $399 @ Dell
Another gaming monitor from Dell's Alienware, this time offering a 27-inch IPS display, a 240Hz refresh rate and both Nvidia G-Sync and AMD's FreeSync. With a neat $160 off, it's well worth your attention. 

Monoprice 34" Dark Matter Curved Gaming Monitor: was $499 now $400 @ Monoprice 
This 34-inch curved gaming monitor from Monoprice offers nearly 4K resolution (3440x1440 pixels) and a 165Hz refresh rate, with an advertised response time of 4ms. It sports a two HDMI 2.0 ports and two DisplayPort 1.4 ports, and it supports Adaptive Sync technology for smoother gameplay.

Dell 34" Curved Gaming Monitor: was $679 now $449 @ Dell
If you want to go down the big and curved gaming monitor route, then you could do worse than this 34-inch Dell gaming monitor. With HDR 400 and a 144Hz refresh rate, it should give you expansive and immersive gaming. 

Samsung 49" CRG9 Curved Gaming Monitor: was $1,499 now $949 @ Amazon
This pricey 49-inch ultrawide curved gaming monitor is available at Amazon right now for $300 off, which is a decent deal. It sports a 5,120 x 1,440 resolution, 120Hz refresh rate, AMD FreeSync 2 support, HDR support, and picture-in-picture mode. While it might take a little getting used to, the width and high resolution make it feel like having two 1440p monitors, without the black divider in between.