When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. Prime Day's best OLED monitor deal is still here at $315 Amazon's deal is gone, but Walmart is still matching the price on this 27-inch QHD monitor, for over $200 off the retail price. The best deal I found on OLED monitors on Amazon Prime week was an Acer Predator 27-inch, QHD design for $314.99. But Prime Day is over, and that deal is gone at least on Amazon. Oddly, Walmart in the US is still selling the same model for the same price, $314.99, and you don't need any sort of subscription to buy it.

Samsung's Excellent OLED Monitors Are Up to 36 Percent Off for Prime Day Samsung makes some of the very best OLED gaming monitors, and they've never been this affordable. Samsung makes some of the very best OLED monitors out there, and some of its top gaming monitors are getting some solid discounts for Prime Day. The strongest deal on offer is on the Odyssey G6 (G61SH). This 27-inch monitor is one of the company's latest displays, offering a 240-Hz refresh rate at a 2560 x 1440 resolution. It's been sold below its retail price off and on over the past few months, but this is the lowest it's ever dropped to.

When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. The MSI MPG 341CQR isn't quite perfect, but it delivers great image quality and plenty of features at an attractive price. That makes it easy to recommend for both work and play. The MSI MPG 341CQR isn't quite perfect, but it delivers great image quality and plenty of features at an attractive price. That makes it easy to recommend for both work and play. It offers a 5th-generation Samsung QD-OLED panel, a refresh rate of 360Hz, a USB-C port with 98 watts of Power Delivery, and it is VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certified.

When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. We've found the best monitor deals ahead of Amazon's big annual Prime Day deals event. It's time to get an OLED. One of the easiest ways to enhance your PC experience is to get a better monitor. It doesn't require any upgrades for your desktop or laptop, and it shines up the primary way you interact with almost everything: the visuals.

MSI has a new OLED gaming monitor. It also has a built-in neural processing unit (or NPU). If you're familiar with that term, you know what comes next: this OLED monitor has "AI" built into it. After reading the official promo for the MSI MPG 271QR QD-OLED X50 and an extended session of bouncing various four-letter words off the walls of my office, I have to admit that this isn't the worst way to jump on the "AI" bandwagon. The NPU is tied into a CMOS sensor (a very basic camera) and a presence detection system, which detects whether a real human is sitting in front of it.

I've been reviewing monitors for almost 20 years, so believe me when I say this: 2025 will be the best year to buy a new monitor, ever. Today's most attractive and feature-rich monitors command high prices compared to what was typical a decade ago, which has moved some monitor shoppers up-market. In turn, this has given monitor makers an incentive to pursue new trends in panel technology, video inputs, and image processing, among other features. Also, the growing proliferation of OLED is a huge boon for monitors, and not just because OLED looks great and delivers smooth motion. While pricing on high-end, cutting-edge monitors is still up, pricing on monitors with OLED panels is edging towards a freefall.

Every time you think the PC industry is out of ideas, they come back with some new ones. CES 2024 offered a solid glimpse of where things are going. The AI hype train is running at full speed, of course, but we also saw some promising developments for PC gamers and some fresh takes on portable computing. It's a great time to be a PC user, and these emerging trends help prove it: With Intel heralding the "AI PC era" at CES, PC makers are eager to play up the AI angle on their latest laptops. Still, consumers will need to be savvy about what's actually new and useful here.

Most major PC players returned to the Las Vegas desert for CES 2023 after sticking to the safety of remote events last year--and they brought some very enticing shiny new tech along with them. Big names AMD, Intel, and Nvidia all made splashy announcements, and PC manufacturers revealed a barrage of large, in-charge laptops taking advantage of the unprecedented power. Computer monitors witnessed revolution like never before. Heck, we even saw a PC case that breathes. No time to sift through all our CES coverage?